CHEAPART Chameleon Mica Powder 4 Colors Shift Pigment Powder Shimmer Holographic Mica Powder Chrome Epoxy Resin Tumbler Nail Art Polymer Clay Slime Makeup Acrylic Paint

I love this mica powder. I wish it came in jars

Love these. These color changing mica powders are perfect for resin molds and on tumblers. Would buy again

Beautiful when used in resin! Easy to use as well.

The colors turn out beautifully when brushed on the mold, followed by black mica. There just isn’t much in each container.

Excellent finish. Turned out better than expected. Mixed with some top coat and sprayed over a stenciled black with silver undercoating.

Shipping was fast. The product was exactly as described. The mica is very fine and the colors are amazing. Whatever you do don't sneeze around this stuff! Hahahaha or do because the cloud it creates is magical. I have used this fot many applications including making my own paint, adding to acrylic, epoxy resin and used as make-up. Highly recommend this.

These powders are absolutely stunning! The mix of colors and shimmer are so gorgeous and you can mix them with your acrylic powder to make a beautiful acrylic nail. They come in 4 colors that each contain two or more colors together so you have plenty of color variations. The packaging could be a little better as they came in little bags but they several their purpose! You get alot of pigment for the price and a little bit goes a long way! These can be used on nails, furniture, mixed in epoxy, all sorts of different things. I love these and will be purchasing again!

I purchased these micas to use on Polymer Clay I was turning into pendants and earrings. The colors and transitions are beautiful. The mica is a beautiful creamy soft powdery consistency which is perfect for my application. Some mica powders can have more grain to them which does not make them ideal for polymer clay but that's not the case with these; they're buttery smooth powder. The bags of mica colors are clearly labeled and come with a small spoon and brush for easy application. For polymer clay there are two methods of application: you can brush over the top of the clay before baking or mix into the clay while conditioning it. I used both methods of application in the photos. The skulls that appear a lighter blue have the mica mixed into the clay (white) and the darker blue green skulls have the mica powder brushed over the top before baking. The colors are beautiful both ways but the color transitions are more intense when the mica is brushed over the top of the clay before baking. The color I used in the photos is "Gold-Green-Blue". With Polymer Clay if you're applying the micas before baking, the clay will only hold one coat of mica. If the mica powder pigment isn't very strong you'll get a sheer color over your clay; these micas have very nice coverage. I didn't condition the clay very well and have a few bubbles on the skulls that I'll need to touch up with some acetone. I'll see if the mica holds up to the acetone and update later. Overall I'm happy with the results I got.