Crafter's Choice™ Crimson Red Wine Mica Powder

International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI):
Fluorphlogopite, Iron Oxide

Common Name Ingredient Listing (FDA Approved):
Fluorphlogopite, Iron Oxide

Directions:

TIPS: Using too much color may cause staining. Test your final product to ensure optimal performance and no staining. Protect work areas and clothing when mixing.

STORAGE: Store in an airtight, cool, dark location. When stored properly, best used within 1 year from date of purchase.

CAUTION: Approved for general cosmetics, lip, eye and nail products. For external use only. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Do not inhale.

   • Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
   • Animal Testing Statement

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Posted By: Sharon   |   September 05, 2018

"The INCI for Crimson Red Wine Mica Powder references fluorphlogopite, and some of your other colorants, such as Martini Olive Green Mica powder, just list mica in the INCI. What is the difference?"

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Staff Answer Fluorphlogopite is a synthetic mica which is used in the production of these particular mica powders.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 05, 2018

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Posted By: Karen   |   July 25, 2018

"I've been asked for a Cranberry color soap to match your Spiced Cranberry FO. Would this be a color I can use? If so, can you recommend usage rate/% ppd of CP soap? Thank you!"

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Staff Answer This would be the closest color we have to cranberry. We do not have a specific usage rate but you might start with 1 teaspoon per pound.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 25, 2018

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Posted By: Megan   |   June 24, 2018

"Can this color be used in candles?"

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Staff Answer This color cannot be used in candles. It will clog your wick.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: June 29, 2018

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Posted By: Terri   |   February 27, 2018

"What is the best way to color lip balm? I tried Regular Mica this morning and wasn't able to get the oil to pick up the color."

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Staff Answer You need to add quite a bit of mica to get it to come off on the lips. We have used both the Crimson Red Wine and the Coral Oil Locking Micas to get a deep, dark color.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: February 27, 2018

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Posted By: Maria Ines   |   July 29, 2017

"Hello! Months ago I received a sample of crimson sparkle mica powder. I used it recently in cp and loved it! I can't find it by the same name now, so I wanted to know if this crimson red wine mica powder is the same, just under a different name? Thank you!"

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Staff Answer Maria, we checked your account and saw you received this sample back in 2015. That color has been discontinued but we think you will love our Crimson Red Wine Mica just as much. Here is a link to a CP recipe where this powder color was used: http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/education/recipes/vanilla-fig-drop-swirl-CP-loaf.aspx.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: August 02, 2017

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