The micas are so vibrant! I will use them for my DIY with joy! The items came well packaged and easily identifiable. Small in size but mighty in value and usage. Great variety for your money. No leakage and all quality material! Thanks seller!

Very nice colors and it works great.

I really liked the contrast of the colors that I used for my resin dragon

The colours are good but the brown color is missing from all of them. If they were labelled it would be great. It took us 20 mins to guess few of the colors and label them!

I bought these mica pigments for making my own watercolors, and also for resin projects. So far I’ve only used them in making my own paints, but as far as blending, they blend into other products well and mix in easy. There’s a variety of colors and they’re all good quality as far as appearance and sheen. They’re metallic which is fun! They’re kind of messy due to the little bags they come in, however, they perform well which is what matters at the end of the day.

As a dedicated crafter and proud business owner of a soap shop, I'm always searching for ways to infuse my creations with color and vibrancy. The Mica Pigments 24 Colors Set has truly exceeded my expectations, elevating my soap making and epoxy projects to new heights of brilliance and creativity.From the moment I opened the set, I was captivated by the stunning array of colors. With 24 vibrant shades to choose from, ranging from bold primaries to subtle pastels, the creative possibilities seemed endless. Each pigment is finely milled and exudes a lustrous sheen, adding depth and dimension to my creations.What sets these mica pigments apart is their versatility. Whether I'm crafting artisanal soaps, resin jewelry, or colorful slimes, these pigments blend effortlessly into my materials, imparting rich, long-lasting hues that withstand the test of time. The color intensity is easily adjustable, allowing me to achieve both soft, subtle tints and bold, dramatic shades with precision and ease.One of the standout features of the Mica Pigments 24 Colors Set is its exceptional quality. Made from high-quality mica powder, these pigments are non-toxic, skin-safe, and gentle on the environment, making them ideal for a wide range of crafting applications. Whether I'm creating products for personal use or for sale in my shop, I can trust that these pigments meet the highest standards of safety and performance.Moreover, the packaging of the set is both practical and convenient. The pigments come in resealable jars, ensuring long-lasting freshness and preventing spills or messes in my workspace. The compact size of the jars also makes them easy to store and transport, allowing me to take my creativity on the go and share it with others at crafting events or workshops.As a business owner, customer satisfaction is paramount, and the Mica Pigments 24 Colors Set has helped me exceed expectations time and time again. Customers are consistently impressed by the vibrant colors and rich pigmentation of my products, and the durability of these pigments ensures that their creations remain beautiful and vibrant for years to come.In conclusion, if you're a crafter looking to infuse your projects with stunning color and brilliance, I wholeheartedly recommend investing in the Mica Pigments 24 Colors Set. With its exceptional quality, versatility, and endless creative possibilities, it's the perfect choice for taking your crafting endeavors to the next level.

I love the option to buy a smaller amount per color so I can give this a trial without worry of spending too much money. The colors are so vibrant and can see that not much will be needed to give my resin beautiful color.

The product itself is amazing and works exactly as advertised. You get all the colors in the picture and depending on the size of your project there’s quite a bit of product per baggy. The only thing that drops this rating to four stars was the box they arrived in. It was torn and collapsing and looked very rough

Very good quality!Impressive! Thanks

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i colori sono belli.. escono belle creazione in resina

I love these. For a beginning soap-maker, they're wonderful to work with, an excellent introduction to working with micas that won't break the bank (if you're wondering whether or not to splurge and get the 50-pack, you might want to). Although they come in 0.1oz baggies, that goes much further than you might think. According to the manufacturer, one 0.1 oz packet is enough to color 50-175 oz (about 3.1-10.9 lbs) of soap, depending on how intense you want your colors to be (i found measuring to be a bit of a trial-and-error thing, since my scale doesn't go to hundredth-place increments). The only trouble is when using the mica as an accent rather than as a colorant, you're liable to use way more than you actually need. Less really is more with this stuff. Fortunately, with 24 packets there are bound to be a couple colors you feel you can use freely and for experimental purposes before using your favorites.Cold process: I've used these twice in cold process soap: the first one (at its 4-week checkup) held up very well. The second (at it's 1-week checkup) seems to be maturing fairly well.Melt and pour: it produces decent pastels when mixed with a white melt and pour base. The clear melt and pour projects I've done have all used the mica as an accent (rose-quartz chips in matrix, 'painted' onto bon-bon shaped embeds, etc.) and has produced lovely effects. The mica mostly stays, but a little will come off, which touched the rest of the clear with color and sparkle. I found it quite agreeable.I haven't used these in bath bombs, but the box does come with a little bottle of Polysorbate 80, and instructions on how to use it.Pros:-Bright assortment of fantastic colors!-Cheap enough not to feel like you can experiment without feeling the need to hoard your precious colors!-Hold up reasonably well in cold process soap-Do really well in melt and pour-A little bit goes a long way!Cons:-I was a little disappointed not to receive anything approaching a decent red. I'm still not sure how to feel about the 'oranges' I got. The Vineous is muted, the Light Papaya doens't really pop (not as far as I've used it). I class them as 'orange' but I'd really have liked an orange that was recognizable as a bold orange.-I've heard other soap makers talk about getting pearly looks with micas, but I have yet to get anything I'd call 'pearly' with these. Then again, I'm still exploring their usage.-Knowing how much mica I need has been something of a struggle, since I don't have a scale sensitive enough to measure to 0.0x. That said, once I adopted someone else's "1/2 tsp. per pound of soap" things got easier. It's a good ballpark figure to start with.Anyway, these cons are really minor things, and a little quality time with Google cleared at least one of them up. I highly recommend this for soap makers who are still at that stage of deciding if soaping is right for them (or those who think it is and simply want to experiment without breaking the bank or going through soap-making suppliers).