Crushed Crystal Mica Powder Pigment (56g) Multipurpose DIY Arts and Crafts, Cosmetic Grade, Soap,Resin Epoxy,Paint, Slime, Mold Making, Candle Making, Nail Art (Ultra Fine Glitter, 2oz) Powder Pigment

“Excellent mica powder with a gorgeous shimmer. The crushed crystal effect really stands out and looks beautiful in crafts and resin projects. High quality and a great value.”

I absolutely love this stuff, if you do resin crafts a want some sparkle look no further than here. This stuff is so sparkly that it only takes a tiny amount of it, I love this stuff so much I bought 3 jars when they finally got it back in stock because there is nothing out there that even comes close to this crushed crystal. The quality is superior and it is very easy to mix in your resin the more you mix the more sparkle you get because it keeps breaking it up. You definitely get a lot for your money it comes very well sealed and packaged so it doesn’t spill out. I love the price too, well worth every penny. Highly, recommend.

This works in everything!!! It’s so gorgeous and a little goes a long way. It’s the most high quality stuff I can find that does this effect. It doesn’t sink in the resin. I LOVE IT

This acts like glitter not mica but a tiny bit goes a long way! It makes the whole piece seem to sparkle with little stars. Love this!

Easy to mix, color is beautiful, a little goes a long way, great deal.

Love this stuff for a little or a lot sparkle. Use it every time I pour. Absolutely love it!

I used this both in a resin pour and as a coating for a resin statue. and I have different opinions on the item. For the resin pour, the mica was dulled and antiqued. not at all what I expected from a "24K Gold" powder. I was highly disappointed. The resin was a clear, fast cure 2 part epoxy and other mica powders come out brilliantly. this was not the case with this powder. It *might* work better being "painted" onto the surface of the mold and then having a resin poured in. I've not tried that yet. The second thing I did was 3D print a statue, spray it with a matte clear coat, and then toss it in a bag with this powder and shake. (using the clear coat as a type of "glue" to make the mica powder stick. Once I brushed off the excess, it looked STUNNING. Even after another protective layer of clear coat, the gold is beautiful. tl;dr: I would not recommend this mica powder for putting IN resin. either try putting it on the molds and then pouring the resin in, or use it as something to go over your model (if 3D printing)

If you like sparkles, then you NEED this! It’s so worth the money. It’s a very light powder that is not all the same size. It’s more like an organic glitter dust than anything I have ever found. It’s perfect for resin but I think it’s one of those things you could use for just about anything because it’s not going to change the texture or consistency of whatever you put it in. It floats around the room when I use it so it’s that kind of fluffy glitter, not like little pieces of shiny plastic. If you add it to a color, it just makes that color sparkle so you don’t have to worry about it changing the color at all. I put a picture of an orb I made and this glitter was the little swoosh. I wanted to show that it stays where you put it in resin so you don’t have to worry about it settling to the bottom while it cures. It’s been mentioned but it’s still important to say, a little does a lot. It’s not going to matter if you over do it because it’s so light that it’s only going to be more glitter, and I tried to demonstrate that in my video by the way you see how the marble turned out compared to the square. The marble was my little test and I didn’t think I used very much but I tried making little gems and I used even less than before and I really saw a difference. I just put a stick in the tub like the instructions say on the package for the marble but I put some in the little jar and used that because it was easier to keep the dust from floating around my room and it helped. You get a tub about the size of a face cream so unless you spill it or you use way more than you need, it will last a good while but I just make little things for jewelry so if you make things like tables then you might go through it faster. I think I’m going to be needing a new tub sooner than I should because I have been going crazy with the stuff and my poor boyfriend thinks it’s narnia or something because there is glitter in everything I make and it gets all over me so by the time I’m done, I look like a vampire from twilight. I really don’t care but if you do, I suggest making sure you don’t have any fans on or windows open that would cause a breeze AT ALL. It’s exactly what I didn’t know I needed to be honest. I have been trying to find something to put in my stuff like this but glitter is expensive and it sinks during the cure so it’s not where I want it. I am going to get myself some more because I’m thinking this would make some amazing prank cards and a bunch of other things I can do to make my mom go crazy faster. Lol, I am really 30, so it never stops.