Azure Blue Mica Powder

Overall rating: 4.90566 / 5 from 53 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Azure Blue Mica Powder is a gorgeous blue-green powder that customers love for its beautiful shimmering qualities and vibrant color.

Summary topics

• shimmering qualities: 17%
• color vibrancy: 49%

Review topics: ["color","look","use","mica","blue","shimmer","micas","soap","shade","teal","stays","scrub","morphing","jars"].

Review highlights

• "It added the perfect amount of mica to make the color really pop!!" — Megan
• "love the color, works well." — Lisa
• "I loved playing with this mica for my MandP soap, it has a beautiful shimmer to it and doesn't bleed at all." — Michelle

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Q&A

Hi,I want to tint my body butter with this mica powder. Mixing it in, is it best done at the melted stage of the shea butter or will it mix in just as well when the butter has begun to stiffen? Also, would you recommend any other colorant product over this one?

Micas make for some of the best body butter colorants available. We find that blending the mica with a hand mixer once the butter has cooled works best.

Can this be used in making candles or will it migrate to the bottom of the candle and sit on the bottom?Thank You for your help, Rosie

No, micas should not be used in candle making.

I use this in my body oil and majority of the mica eventually falls to the bottom of the bottle. I mix the mica and oil well before I pour the oil into the bottle so I am unsure why it does this.. Is there anyway I can prevent this from happening?

There is nothing in the oils to suspend the mica. It will naturally fall to the bottom. We do not offer an oil-based colorant that will work in a body oil.

Hi! Can this mica be used in clear mp soap? Thank you!

Yes, this mica powder can be used in MP soap. It may settle a bit, so if you do not use a suspension base, try letting the soap cool and thicken a bit which will help in holding the mica in the soap better.

So, I see a lot of reviews of people using this in bath bombs, and I see one answer with staff saying it can certainly be used in bath bombs, but another answer has been removed where someone asked. Can this be used in bath bombs or not? What does "not safe for bath water" mean? Can we put it in bath soaps or soaps where the bar might fall into the water and sit? Please advise.

We apologize for any discrepancies with this color. This is not safe for use in bath bombs. Bath water means anything that would color the water while a person is sitting in the tub. The color is safe for use in soaps, even if the bar falls into the water.