Mica Powder for Epoxy Rsin,Natural Mica Pigment Powder for Soap Making Colorant,Candle Making,Bath Bomb,Lip Gloss,Slime,Epoxy Resin Dye,Paint,Acrylic Nail,Body Butter,Art Crafts(20 Colors)

These dyes are wonderful for my soap making. The colors are so beautiful! I had only one issue which was that the “classical green” was neither classical nor green...photo attached (the one in the spoon). However I can’t be too upset since the rest are phenomenal and I think it is a good value for the money.

I like this product but I would have preferred a better packaging and I wish it was a little more pigmented but other than that it's a good product and I recommend for first time buyers for sure.

I love it

These colors are beautiful and vibrant, you don’t need much to get nice colors on your projects!

The mica powders are fantastic. Great colors and mix well with my Pro Marine tabletop resin. The small bags are a little hard to work with but I plan to transfer them to small containers that will be easier to scoop from.

Colors were really pretty. But, there was not an equal amount of each color.

Great product! It works great! Super pigmented as well🥰🥰 I LOVED IT

BEAUTIFUL colors. Absolutely love this set, I use them to color resin and I love them so much. They're also amazing to mix if you need to color match something.

Great for pops of colour to projects. A little goes a long way

This has really great pigment. A little goes a long way, truly! The only thing I do wish though is that it came in jars of some sort, as it is received in plastic zip locks so I transferred to my own jars! But perfect otherwise and beautiful colour and sparkle to add to resin or any other art projects!

The media could not be loaded. Works great. It’s very pigmented so it doesn’t require a lot. You get a good amount of it and the variety of colours are perfect.

We bought these to experiment with melt and pour soap. The pictures provided are at a rate of 1/4 teaspoon per cup of melted soap. I would add half of this amount next time. The colors will be muted from the powder color itself due to dilution from the liquid it is added toPros-Does not take much. A 90g soap block like those shown took 1/8 or less of a teaspoon per block and I would half it yet again.-Colors are minerals so do not react adversely with soaps like some of the liquid colors can.-Does not settle but mixes well. It is very fine.Cons-I would like to be able to buy fewer colors in larger quantities. The bag is only a few grams (about the width of a book mark square) or about 2.5 tablespoons of each color. For a hobbyist, this isn't a problem. We are starting a small farmer's market business and only need about 10 colors on a regular basis in larger quantities. This pack was a good sample to try out a few colors one but larger quantities are needed to keep the consistent colors for repeat customers.-Some of the colors may not be nice in soaps, for instance, there is a green that is a cross between an aqua and forest green that is not appealing in soap. The color is sort of blah.OverallI would recommend this to someone that wants a variety of colors to experiment with. It works as expected. Given the number of colors, you can do quite a few pounds of soap if you use all the colors. You can do even more if you take some plain white soap and mix chunks of it in for color texture.

I use it for my bath bombs and going to try it when I make my soap. The Mica comes in little zip lock baggies. Depending on how strong you want the colour depends on how much you use. I had made some lavender bath bombs and wanted them to be purple, I used approx. 1/4 teaspoon and got a lovely light lavender colour. I did find it left a very slight ring of colour around the tub, but cleaned up very easily.