Mica Powder–Epoxy Resin Dye–Soap Dye Soap Colorant for Bath Bomb Dye Colorant– 36 Powdered Pigments Set – Mica Powder Organic for Soap Molds–Makeup Dye

Great for soap making

I have used this muca to make makeup.in resin. In candles and in soap.. I cannot find anything it doesn't work a little goes a lot further than expected

I bought this as a refill for my colors and I should've read a little more that these are more sheer and not opaque, at least with the black pour I did. The purples/pinks I've had no issues with. I haven't used any other colors yet so this is subject to change. I will say the color range is massive and I would love to play around with each color at some point for key chains or something.I did notice some bags had more than others, but I'm not too bothered, though it is a thing that other people had said in the reviews. I would see that being a massive issue if you used more than a small scoop every time you made something or needed pigment.Other than me not seeing how 'sheer' it is, I'll just had to figure out that problem on my own. Otherwise it's really wonderful and rich.I will say the purple is just so divine when it's curing in resin.

Just got the Mica powders two days early and no mess and no broken spoons in my package. Came in a cardstock type envelope and then in a bubble mailer. Won't be using them for a few days until other supplies arrive.

These are awesome takes very little, the colors are very strong. Glad I purchased them. For coloring my homemade soaps.

I just got these powders today, and I haven't used them yet, but I'm pleasantly surprised at the beautiful colors and amount of different colors for the price. I posted photos of all the colors I got in this set. I hope my camera does them justice, because these colors are beautiful and so shiny! They come in envelopes, which could be messy, but it's not a problem for me. There were 3 small scoopers that came with my order, and it all arrived in a paper envelope, minimalist packaging and recyclable.Edit: I have used these powders, and I have made many beautiful things with them! I was a beginner with using mica powder when I got these, and these are great for experimenting with and making small projects. The colors remain true, and the final result is always better than I expect. I'm learning how to mix mica powder with water and rubbing alcohol to create paints. Once sealed with ModPodge or similar product, the color holds up.

I really like it for nails but only a few colors are dark enough to give coverage. Some are just too light. My nails don't dry out as it does with regular nail polish. I've used it directly on the nails. I'm excited to experiment with it. I've also used it on gel nails. Just beautiful.

I got this powder for making bath bombs. Here’s what I can I tell you. First, the little bags are NOT completely filled up with powder. So I don’t feel like I got my money’s worth of the color. Second, I had to use a whole bag to get a vibrant color. Seeing as how there wasn’t a lot of powder, I didn’t like to do this. Third, some colors binded to the oil in the bath bombs, others didn’t. What that means for you, is that some coloring stayed in the tub and on my skin.The only good thing about this product is that there were a lot of colors. But even that was crazy because a lot of the colors looked the exact same.Would I buy this again? No way. Not for bath bombs.