Baltic Day - Mica Powder - 100 Jars of Mica Pigments (19.08oz) Set | 10 Colors Chameleon Powder [10g Jars] - Pigments for Epoxy Resin, Paint, Dye - Mica for Soap Making, Candle, Nails, Bath Bomb, Clay

Mad colours but to small and a lot of the colours are the same

Why no one mention that this mica color's is kinda pearly I want mica colors without the shiny kind

I have used these on Epoxy River Tables

** Updated to include the following - After seeing my review, Baltic Day reached out and asked if I would like to try their set of 50, promising there would be a lot more variety in colors. I told them I would try it (keep in mind I have not asked for a refund, nor been given one)The set of 50 has a bit more variety, unfortunately it still suffers from the same issues as the set of 100. There are 5 whites, no dark green or blue, no orange or red, and only one yellow. There are also entirely too many browns/greys. I haven't weighed the set of 50, so I can't speak to that issue.While I do appreciate the company reaching out, I'm afraid that I would not recommend this to anyone looking for a wide range of colors. They said they would change the color selections in the future, but who knows. I suggested they stop using such over saturated pics of their products.I'm sure the set of 50 or even the set of 100 will be fine for many. I just wanted to give my honest opinion. **Let me preface this by saying that I'm a paint maker and I buy a lot of mica from many sources, so I kinda knew what I was getting into with this.Pros - you should get 300 grams of mica for 30 bucks. If you keep that in mind and don't have lofty expectations, this product will probably make you happy.Cons - There are so many colors that look exactly the same. Absolutely zero unique colors, all of which can be easily found in all the other inexpensive micas on Amazon. Also, my package has 31 colors that weigh less than 3 grams (yes, I have a gram scale....yes I weighed them all)You should also be aware that there are no reds (you won't find a true red in any of the budget micas on Amazon) no mid tone or dark greens, no dark oranges, no true dark purples or blues (wild cornflower is as close to a dark blue as there is in this box) and only a couple of interference colors. (The rest of the 'white' ones are pearl white, shimmer white, etc)So, was it worth buying ? For me? No.As long as you know what you are getting into and don't care about a variety of colors, it's an okay choice.Hope this helps someone!

** 2nd update** after i actually used the pigments, i am very happy. All complaints about the packaging aside, this is a quality product. I am in love with the vibrant colors and the beautiful pearly shimmer. I reviewed the product earlier based on packaging alone. If the packaging was better I'd give it 5 stars.I received this product today and instead of starting a cool project with them, I had to spend over an hour cleaning all the jars from the spilled powder. I had to take all the lids off of all 60 jars and clean inside them to prevent them from being contaminated. Not only that, the description says 60 different unique colors but there are multiple of most of the colors. Some colors even had 6 jars of that same color. Lastly, there is zero consistency in the volume of the jars. Some are filled halfway and others are about 3/4 full. None are all the way full. I would definitely not recommend this product. Shop around and find something better. Not worth the extra money for 60 different colors when in reality there’s only about 32 different colors and that’s being generous.***UPDATE*** Their customer service is awesome and sent me a replacement. They really do care and want their customers to be happy. The replacement came with minimal spillage (a little bit is normal). This is was a 30 pack and it had about 20 original colors and 10 duplicates. I used the product and it works well. I’m still just disappointed about the duplicate colors. I just changed my review to 3 stars because the product is ok and their customer service is awesome.