MEYSPRING Dusklight Crystal - Two Tone Violet Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin - Color Shifting Pigment - Purple Resin Dye - Skin-Safe and Cosmetic Grade

Just got my hands on the MEYSPRING Imperial Emerald mica powder, and wow, I am seriously impressed! As someone who dabbles in resin art, finding a pigment that not only says "look at me" but actually delivers is a game changer. This green is like a breath of fresh air—think dark blue-green with a shimmer that gives it that extra "wow" factor. I mixed it into my last batch of resin, and let me tell you, it turned out dreamy. It’s not just emerald; it feels alive, and I can't stop staring at my project. Now, if you’re into geode art or making those gorgeous river tables, this pigment is your new best friend. The effects it creates when combined with wood are absolutely stunning. I’ve tried other pigments before, but this one truly stands out. It brings a level of richness that makes your pieces pop and gives them a luxurious feel. I've even thrown it into some UV resin crafts and jewelry projects, and the compliments keep rolling in. I didn’t think I’d have to defend my creations from being touched, but here we are. Let’s not forget about the versatility here. This mica powder isn’t just for resin; I’ve used it in nail polish and even DIY makeup, and it works like a charm! No matter what medium you throw it at, it blends in beautifully. If you're like me, always on the lookout for those magical crafting ingredients, you’ll love this product. Crafting should be fun and freeing, and MEYSPRING provides colors that inspire joy and creativity. So, get ready to unleash your inner artist—this pigment is a must-have.

Perfect for a fun shimmer effect in my candles! Inexpensive yet works great. Super sparkly and easy to use.

This a beautiful dark purple. Love it! This stays purple. It doesn't turn pink.

Love this color! The emerald is very intense and just what I was looking for.

Of all of the silver colors I've tried in resin, from alcohol inks to mica powders to pigment powders and others, THIS is the color I like most of all! It turns out looking the brightest and sparkliest, it behaves wonderfully, etc, etc.

This is an absolutely gorgeous color. The only disadvantage is that it is so dark(although that’s what makes it so beautiful). So if you use it, stir it when the resin is getting pretty hard. It will get the mica to resurface and the green will be stunning. Otherwise it’s the green is taken over by the blue/black tint. It has to be when it is just about unmovable but still elastic. But not so hard that the air bubbles you create will still rise to the surface. It also helps if you use a slow curing resin. Very much trial and error.

Perfect for what I used it for. I colored a large epoxy project using clear epoxy with 1/2 cup of the mica powder. It colored beautifully and after 7 months there is no fading, bubbles or flaws in the epoxy. Amazing product. I will say wear gloves and be careful of the wind as the powder is very fine.

This is a beautiful silver and highly pigmented

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Absolutely beautiful rich navy pigment. Love!

I added this pigment to a gloss wall colour when painting my bathroom tiles. It gave a very nice shine and lift

This mica is priced really well. You need so little for a really sparkly effect. It mixes really well and I couldn't be happier with it 😀

This stuff is really fine. Also works great when added to Modge Podge. Use this to cover my Snow-Tex to give it an amazing sparkle.