Viza Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder, 30g/1.06oz Moonlight Interference Pigment Powder Chrome Nail Glitter for Nail Polish, Lip Gloss, Body Butter, Soap Making, Candle Dye, Bath Bombs - Silver White

Works great for my resin projects! Little to no clumping in epoxy resin. The glitter is very fine, and the container itself does not have a shaker, so be wary when opening. Does come with a scoop to help with distributing.

I like using glitter for making bath products, adding sparkle to nail art, crafting and for resin pouring. This glitter is very pretty. It has several different colors and sizes of particles which make this very visually interesting. I love the combination of iridescent white with gold flakes.This glitter is made from very fine borosilicate particles. This means that there are no plastics in this. This type of glitter is safer for the environment than traditional glitter, since it won't add plastic particles to the water supply.While it's pretty, it is a bit messy. When I first opened the box, glitter had leaked out of the unsealed jar and had covered the jar, the box and the little scoop that came in the package. The particles are so light and fine that it tends to flutter through the air, leaving a fine dusting of gold all over my work area, but that's common for most glitter. I don't mind cleaning up. A bit of sparkle makes life more fun anyways.

Package did open during shipment, but that happens. Got a little on my hands but not enough to be angry. Mixed well with resin and clay( I forgot to take a pic of the clay). The pic above is with colorant+pigment (blue) and just pigment (white). Very fine and didn't have any trouble with clumping. It also seemed to stay mixed well without too much settling.

This Diamond Blue mica powder comes in 1-15/16" tall by 1-15/16" diameter sealed jar with a twist cap. A small plastic scooping spoon was also included. The product's exterior color is described as Aurora Pearl, which to the eye mostly appears white, however it shimmers quite well in a natural light. The diamond blue color is very subtle, at least to my eyes. I mostly use mica powders in epoxy resin and candle making. This powder is ultra fine and mixes easily and has a nice effect.

I use mica in a non traditional sense, for my diamond art crafts. You can brush it on and it helps give the look of making the gaps disappear.This product is a bit messy, but honestly I’ve not dealt with a mica that isn’t. And I’m not a very clean person when I craft!I’m very happy with this mica otherwise and love the color shift.

Works great for adding to paints to get that awesome color shift effect. Add this to clear paints and apply over a black base, and the results are beautiful!

A little but does go a long way but it is still a small container for the price. It is gorgeous tho and haven’t had it clump in my resin yet.

I ordered this Silver Mica Powder to use on polymer clay. To see how it looked on clay, I made samples using a white clay and a black clay strip. When the clay was baked the shimmering look of this mica powder did not change. In certain light this Silver color has a slight green sheen to it, particularly on the black clay strip. Now I want to try in in UV Resin to see how the silver shimmer looks. I like that the size of the jar gives you a lot of powder, this will last me for awhile. I recommend this Mica Powder, it has a beautiful sparkle.