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Fantasy Aurora Powder for Resin
Fantasy Aurora Powder for Resin
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💗The new Fantasy Aurora Powder, which changes into different blue and purple shimmers in the resin, is now available. Compared to the 6-color Aurora Powder that was previously released, this single-color Fantasy Aurora Powder can show the color changes in the video in the resin.🌟
Due to the characteristics of the powder, during transportation, there will be some powder covering the lid due to shaking, please don't worry, these are normal occurrences.
DESCRIPTION
- A:1g per bottle
- B:6 colors a set,1g per bottle
- Aurora-like unsinkable pearl powder: 7 different colors of unsinkable aurora powder, the color will change in different angles and different environments, just like the aurora borealis, gorgeous and beautiful. The unsinkable design is added to our resin and can be hung in our crafts, unique and wonderful.
- Super high-quality mica powder: It is non-toxic, more durable, and more environmentally friendly, so you can use it with more confidence.
- Wide Usage for All Kinds of Resin Projects: 7 colors Non-sink Aurora Mica Powder can be applied to epoxy resin projects and UV resin projects, such as resin jewelry, resin coasters, resin keychains, resin storage boxes, resin decorations, etc. It is a versatile DIY pigment for decorating your artwork.
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I am madly in love with these Auroras… I want buckets of it
It'll give an aurora borealis effect inside the epoxy, which is what I want.
The colors that change inside the epoxy can shock me and are very beautiful!
Didn’t get all of order, submitted claim and no response
I’m in the fishing lure manufacturing business and these pigments are amazing for adding colors to my products! Easy to mix with no “clumps” after stirring. Quality product for sure.~~Reebs
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