Pearl Lustre Mica Powder - Red
Pearl Lustre Mica Powder - Red
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The Pearl Lustre series is a beautiful range of pearlescent mica powders that can be used to colour a variety of products from soaps to shampoos, lotions, makeup, bath bombs, etc.
Synthetic micas are made from heavy-metal free mica and coloured with oxide pigments. Synthetic micas are nature identical to the mica found in the ground, except that by being produced in a lab they are actually far more eco friendly, safer, and of course not mined at all - so child labour practices are not a concern.
Sizes: 30g, 50g, 500g or 1kg
Uses & benefits
- Add colour to water or oil based products, soaps, makeup, cosmetic and personal care products.
- Will colour water, but micas are not water soluble.
- Dispersible in oil
- Different mica shades can be blended to form unique colours.
- Not tested on animals
- Manufacturer is ISO 9001 and 14001 accredited.
- Non toxic
- Cosmetic grade
- Irritant free and gentle on skin
- No heavy metals
Ingredients
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Mica and titanium dioxide. Appears as a pearlescent powder.
How coloured mica powders are made:
Mica is coated with titanium dioxide to create a shimmer effect. Different colours are achieved by applying more coats of the titanium dioxide. When light hits titanium dioxide it bounces off and gives a rainbow effect, in the same way light hitting a prism creates a rainbow. Depending on how many times the mica is coated, different shades can be achieved. You can create a total of seven different colours (the seven colours of the rainbow) and then after that the coating layers create deeper shades each time. Depending how coarse or fine the mineral is it will produce different effects, levels of shimmer, and colours.
Usage tips
If using in bath bombs, use a little sodium lauroyl sarcosinate as a solubiliser so the colour won’t stain the bath. If adding to other personal care products, the mica colour is best blended with a little oil first to aid in dispersion. In soap: disperse in a little oil at a ratio of 1:3 (mica to oil). Suitable for cold process, hot process and melt & pour soap.
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I have become obsessed with the idea of making my own natural makeup and this red is beautifully bright and has made the prettiest tinted lipbalm.
Love how this colour pops in my beauty range.
Very pretty pink color
Very happy with the product. Thank you
I just love this color and all the Micas from essentially natural, it’s so good to know that they are ethically sourced!
I love the Mica powders by essentially natural.
Such a soft vibrant texture aswell a beautiful visually aesthetic finish
wow i just love this colour and how it just brings the soap to life once u add colour.Thank you Essentially Natural.i am very much pleased with my product.
Amazing product. I use it for bath bombs and candles.
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