Luckymica Chameleon Mica Powder, 10 Colors Shift Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin, Tumbler, Saturated Color Shifting Chrome Pigment Powders for Painting, Slime, Nails, Soap Making
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Luckymica Chameleon Mica Powder, 10 Colors Shift Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin, Tumbler, Saturated Color Shifting Chrome Pigment Powders for Painting, Slime, Nails, Soap Making
- Value Pack: Get 10 stunning color-shifting shades! Each jar contains 3g (0.106oz) of premium mica powder. (Note: Due to differences in powder density, the volume per color may vary slightly, but each contains the full 0.17oz weight.)
- Vibrant Color Shift: Experience intense, highly saturated hues that dramatically shift and transform depending on the viewing angle. Achieve a brilliant, professional-grade metallic luster
- Perfect for Resin Crafts: For the most stunning effect in resin projects, dust Luckymica powder into silicone molds backed with black resin. Watch your creations come alive with iridescent beauty!
- Endless Creative Uses: Luckymica Chameleon Powder is incredibly versatile! Use it for: Epoxy Resin Art & Crafts, Painting & Artistic Projects, Candle Making, Bath Bombs & Soap Coloring, Slime, Nail Art, Hair Chalking, Festival Makeup & Body Art
- Quality You Can Trust: Luckymica is committed to your satisfaction and rigorously controls product quality. If you have any questions or encounter issues with your powder, please contact us. We're here to help and we'll make it right!
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