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Gold Pearly Powder
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
Sale price From ₹ 312.00
Rose Red Mica
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
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Silver Pearly Powder
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
Sale price From ₹ 266.00
Gold Dust Mica
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
Sale price From ₹ 576.00
True Red Mica
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
Sale price From ₹ 461.00
Red Violet Mica
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
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Iridescent Violet Mica
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
Sale price From ₹ 461.00
Saffron Mica
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
Sale price From ₹ 461.00
Dark Yellow Mica
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
Sale price From ₹ 461.00
Cobalt Blue Mica
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
Sale price From ₹ 461.00
Jade Green Mica
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
Sale price From ₹ 461.00
Pearly Mica Colour Pack
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
Sale price From ₹ 3,464.00
Black Grey Mica
Cosmetic Grade Mica Powder
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is mica powder?

Mica powder is a fine, mineral-based pigment used to add colour and shimmer to soaps, liquid soaps, lip care products and personal care products. Cosmetic-grade mica is specially processed and approved for use in skin-safe formulations.

Micas are widely used in DIY soap making, lip balms, lotions, bath products, and makeup formulations.

How do I use mica powder in melt and pour soap?

To use mica in melt and pour soap, disperse a small amount of mica in glycerin, carrier oil, or alcohol before adding it to the melted soap base. This helps prevent clumping and ensures smooth colour distribution.

Stir thoroughly before pouring into moulds.

Does mica bleed or migrate in soap?

Most cosmetic-grade mica powders are non-bleeding in melt and pour soap. However, performance may vary depending on formulation and storage conditions.

Testing small batches is recommended for layered or swirl designs.

Can mica powder be used in cold process soap?

Yes, mica powders are commonly used in cold process soap. However, certain colours may morph slightly due to high pH during saponification.

Choosing mica powders tested for cold process stability improves results.

Can I mix different mica colours together?

Yes, mica powders can be blended to create custom shades. Mixing small amounts allows you to achieve unique colour combinations for soaps and cosmetics.

Testing small quantities first ensures consistency.

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