Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin, 36 Colors, 0.35 oz(10g) Bottles Mica Glitter Powder Pigment for Soap Making, Bath Bomb, Resin Dye Smalltongue

I use these for colouring resin as well as on gel nails to get a chrome look and are great. A little goes a long way and the variety of colours is super. I’ve had these for a few years now and I’m no where near finished; they will last you for years!

Brilliant range of colours, beautiful effects! A must have for all crafters of liquid or resins!

I use these for resin art and j love them, they are gorgeous colours, really nice shimmer to them, you don't have to use much so the amount you get goes a long way. They are very easy to use and i will be buying again when i run out off most colours

gorgeous collection of colours. Extremely good value. I bought them primarily for use as nail polish as the cost of individual pots from the taco brand were just eye watering. These pots are just as good and the whole lot costs less than one taco pot!! I's since started using them in art work dusted on acrylic and gesso, and in clay. Very happy with them and the pots last ages!

Hi Smalltongue & Readers, My only disappointment was the way it was delivered to my door. It wasn't sealed in anyway, the box didnt even have shrink wrap and the super sticky delivery label had been applied directly to the lovely box. If this is not how it is supposed to leave the warehouse I strongly suggest you reevaluate your delivery partner arrangements....it was also just left on my doorstep in the rain. This was intended as a gift, so I'm not a happy customer on that front. HOWEVER having already read some of the reviews I still placed my order and as far as the actual product is concerned, I AM VERY HAPPY. I have checked every colour under different direct light sources, including black and blue light. I would like to also remind people of this. 'mica + pigment = mica pigment powders' The mica makes it sparkle and has a set weight. Pigments come from the earth and have different atomic weights. This is why you might have "duplicates" or "half empty" bottles. It is not due to lack of care. Working in this environment is likely very difficult...especially when you consider the option to choose bags or bottles, I suspect the latter is decanted from the former by hand which leaves margin for error. As for the powders themselves they are lovely and fine, and the little scoops are really helpful, they mix well with a range of mediums ... resins, liquid beeswax, acrylic mediums, pva, teak/tung/sanding sealant and wax.( i second a recommendation to mix up a tiny amount with a clear setting medium or nail varnish and dab it on the lid) So Thank you Smalltongue I will keep these for myself and have plenty to keep me busy.

You only need the tiniest bit to create gorgeous deep colours in resin. They also work extremely well if you dust silicone furniture moulds with the powders before pouring white resin. It is so good it cuts out the need to paint them. Very pleased with these mica's.

The "glitter powder" is not mica powder. Its straight glitter. Not safe for wax melts. The mica powder on the other hand is lovely.

Good sized box. Plenty of colours but I’m sure the labels on some of them are wrong. Like brilliant blue is sky blue and a few others. Best to mix a little of each up and set it on the lid to be sure ya choosing the right colour and not going by the name. But a lot to choose from and mixing them together for more colours of your choosing. Easy to mix, not clumpy. Would recommend and good value for money. Big pots.