Aslanka Grassy Green Mica Powder for Resin, 50g Epoxy Resin Dye, 1.76oz Soap Dye, Cosmetic Pigment Powder, Resin Color Pigment for Epoxy, Bath Bombs, Slime, Nails, Painting and More

How to Use Mica Powder

1. Epoxy Resin Jewelry Making; 2. To Color Homemade Soap

3. To Make Candles; 4. Fabric Paint; 5. Bath Bombs

6. Paper Crafts – Cards, Scrapbooking, Journaling

7. Cosmetics; 8. Craft Paint; 9. Dye Raw Clay

10. Varnish, Glaze, Or Wax; 11. Decorating Glass

12. Rubber Stamp Projects;13. Mold Dusting

14. Mica Powder In Decoupage Projects

Aslanka's Mica Powder

Big Weight 50g

Metal texture

Cosmetic Grade

Safety and Non-Toxic

Crafts or Makeup Apply

What You Get

1 Bottle 1.76oz Green Mica Powder

Some Application and Use Guidelines

1. Mica Powder for Resin

Mixing resin with mica powders and acrylic paint adds a lot of shimmer and sparkle to any crafts jewelry project. If you want a piece of jewelry that has a metallic facade, mica powder is the way to go.

2. To Color Homemade Soap

Mica powder works best when used with melt and pour soap bases. You just simply pour some of the powder into the soap base after melting it and combine thoroughly with a spoon.

3. Makeup Dye

You can use it to make the eyeshadow or your own personalized concealer and eyeliner. Meanwhile, Mica powder has a definite shimmery effect on the skin that last for hours and hours – unless you get caught out in the rain!

You can save a ton of money making your own cosmetics and no need to worry about the mica will bad for you.

Notice: Mica is not bad for your skin due to its non-irritating and soft nature – unless your skin already has a rash or similar irritation.