Mica Powder Pure - 3.5oz Pearl Epoxy Resin Color Pigment - Cosmetic Grade Slime Coloring Pigment - Natural Soap Dye for Soap Making Supplies Kit, Bath Bomb Colorant, Paint, Nail Art (Green)

I make soap, and this mica is one of the nicest colors when it mixes in the soap. Its pretty vibrant. In the melt and pour its a bit darker than the picture shows, but still super gorgeous. And in the cold processed, it's a nice green, not too dark, not super light. Im very happy with my purchase.

Works well on cold process soap making.

I used this in homemade lip balm. It's beautiful, and you get a LOT of product for the price. Only a very small amount is needed in whatever you're making.

I'm certainly no expert in coloring epoxy resin, but that's exactly what I used this mica powder for. I made some mosaic pins for the handle of a slingshot that my son and I were making, together. I used Devcon 30-minute epoxy and mixed in this mica powder to give it some color. Then I used a syringe to push the mixture into a hollow aluminum tube and then pushed in some solid copper rods arranged in a four-leaf clover pattern. The resulting color from the epoxy colored with this mica powder was excellent. It took very little mica powder to add quite a lot of vibrant color to the epoxy. To color a mixture of epoxy that was about a half dollar in size, I just dipped a wooden matchstick into the mica powder and used that to spoon in just a small amount. I thought the blue color was the nicest because it was a bright pearly blue, but the red and black were also very nice as well. The red might be slightly pinkish, but I've heard that is what is to be expected from mica powder. Overall, I would buy this mica powder again as I thought it was a good value.

OK it pretty easy to tell the difference between pink and red. This is definitely a deep pink. On the positive side: The price is right and the jar is full! I used it to color resin and it works fine. Medium color density compared to some well known mica powder manufacturers.

AMAZINGLY Pigmented. Used these for my soaps and it was true to color.

This is decent, but I wouldn’t recommend it for lipgloss. Reason being, the gloss doesn’t come out pink but and extreme sheen.

This was supposed to be red and it isn’t even close to what I would consider using the word “red” to describe. More of a salmon color. Hideous. On the upside the container is totally full. Probably will sit on the shelf a long time before I become desperate enough to use this mislabeled material.