Fluor-phlogopite/Synthetic VS Natural Mica Pigments
Natural mica powders give the perfect shine, shimmer and glittery effect and nothing can beat this expect synthetic mica pigments.
In this given article we will discuss about the difference between synthetic and natural mica powders. And you’ll get the answers to your questions.
What is Synthetic Mica Powder?
First of all, we will tell you what mica pigments are?
So, mica pigments are natural and non-toxic and are the ground mineral which are converted in to fine dust-like material and after that are coated with other amazing materials to create the most vibrant colors. These are well-know for their pearlescent and sparkling finish/appearance. That are also highly versatile in crafts and art platforms.
Modern technology has made it much easy to produce this mineral pigment that is called as fluorphlogopite mica pigments also know as synthetic mica pigments. As this compound is much pre than natural mica pigments hence, it produces the brighter colors along with that it also has glitter particles that you can also distinguish and those particles produce the most beautiful sparkly and pearlescent effects in the art projects. These create the most reflecting effect to the art and this property make it the perfect alternative of the traditional polyester glitters when it come to add sparkling highlights to your projects.
They are extremely environmentally friendly and are alternative to common plastic glitters. They are highly pigmented and are easy to use and these synthetic pigments provide the best and most vibrant pigment ever.
As you all came to know that synthetic pigments are enhanced form of natural micas let us tell you that they are as versatile as the natural mica pigments are.
Uses Of Synthetic Mica Pigments:
As we all know that synthetic mica pigments are as versatile as the natural mica pigments. We can use them to do nail arts, candle making, Resin art, polymer clay making and many more. These pigments can endure the high temperature so you can also use them in glass art and ceramic projects.
Where to Buy these amazing Pigments:
We at Techarooz believe in quality products, timely delivery and exceptional after sale service. We are very proud to introduce our silver-grey synthetic mica.
Our epoxy resin color pigment is made of fine particles, and is incredibly easy to mix, leaving no mushes or lumps of pigment. Use the vibrant pearl colors to add unique hues to epoxy raisin, acrylic paint, use them for soap making, homemade bath bombs, and even making some fun-colored slime with your kids.
This individually packed mica-based colorant is highly pigmented so will sure last you a long time. Mix it in epoxy resin to create beautiful art work and give a Diamond like look and shine to your projects.
100% Safe Cosmetic Grade:
Our pigment powder is made of 100% safe to use cosmetic grade ingredients, and are approved so you can use the natural pigments to add sparkling colors to your epoxy resin, gel nails, lip gloss, soaps, bath bombs (Use POLYSORBATE 80 in bath-bombs to avoid stains), slime, polymer clay, or just about any makeup.
100% Cruelty Free:
Our products are 100% cruelty free and vegan. We do not test them on the animals. These are also non-toxic and easy to use.
100% SATISFACTION:
We make our mica powder pigment colors only using the highest-quality natural ingredients. We’re convinced you will love how much these brilliant powder colors will transform your art & crafts and DIY projects, however, if not fully satisfied we will give you a full refund or free replacement.
FINAL WORDS:
As we all now that the synthetic mica pigments have the most beautiful glittery shine, sparkly and pearlescent effect to it and we cannot deny its beautiful finish. Every artist will be astonished and get benefit after using these pearlescent mica pigments in their art projects. You can make your every art project unique and beautiful. Use our silver-grey synthetic pigment and more to create your art projects and share them with us using hashtag #techaroozpigments. We’ll be very happy to see your beautiful and creative art projects.
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