Chameleon Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin – Holographic Mica Powder - Epoxy Resin Pigment Powder - 16 Colors Soap Making Dye Set

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:These colors are amazing, they are so easy to use and last a long time. They give stunning results.

The colors are beautiful, hold up your camera light or flashlight to see the color change on the bottom of the container. Super excited to used these. No pigment dust in the box either, which was a huge plus.

I carve realistic duck decoys and this mica powder is just the ticket I was looking for to give the feathers that iridescent appearance. These colors give a metallic sheen to any item. Very happy with my purchase! Highly recommend for any crafter that needs a metallic shiny look on their work.

I'm obsessed with making fluid art pieces. Whether it be pour painting or using resin and these chameleon powders are GORGEOUS!

Great selection of chameleon powders. Small batches, so if you need a large amount, this is more of a sample kit.

I purchased these with the intention of creating watercolors.The pros: They arrived packaged very nicely, no spills. The company also reached out through Amazon confirm their arrival. The shades are 10x brighter than my sparkliest mica. Once mixed with the binder they began to twinkle and dance. Very reflective. Stampers and card makers might love this as a reflective metallic. They perform the brightest on black cardstock.The cons: They appear to be a slightly transparent mica glitter more than a chameleon pigment, which is fine if you know that going into it. I have no doubt they produce fine results in resin. My watercolors however, were a fail. After using my muller and pouring them up into a pan they cured in a somewhat less reflective way. Especially compared to other handmade chameleon watercolors using the same binder. It appears the very transparent base pigment float to the top and the glitter sank to the bottom. Without the muller-same result.I’ve found they work best mixed with other pigments/ micas to create a metallic rather than a chameleon watercolor.All in all would I purchase again? I would, just to make the specific metallics I made. Not for chameleon proprieties. I hope this helps.

I've used it on furniture projects, in resin and now for soap making. I love the variety of colors and different colors in each shift is very visible. Mixes easily in all of the mediums I've used it in. All bottles were sealed and the containers are of appropriate size for the amount. Seems to work best with a dark background. Mermaid Eyes is memorizing and several other shift combinations are equally beautiful! I wish there was a greener shift combo but I might try adding green mica to one and see how it goes. :)

Looks amazing. The colors are beautiful although i haven't tried them yet