You mentioned that the florescent colors don't glow, but the box says right on the front that you need a UV or black light for them to glow. Thr Mica powders are beautiful!
i'm wondering if you tried those fluorescents without grinding them? I've been making soap and cosmetics for years and my favorite company is TKBtrading. I learned from them that you shouldn't mix most mica colorants in a grinder because it damages them. They suggest only using a grinder with pure pigments, like oxides and ultramarines.
I just recently bought some mica pigment power to make my own custom colors for hard gel and they came out amazing… and was searching and come across your channel making them with dip power and thought that would be another cool project and money saver since I already have the pigment… those colors came out amazing my favorite is the blue 💙 my question is too mix the colors did you just shook them or did you have to grind them in a grinder to get it mix?
I liked the apricot and sky blue. I'm way to lazy to do my own dips. LOL The consistency looked like Dodi's thermal powder which I actually really like.
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! Especially, the BLUES!!!❤❤❤
Wow ..the royal blue and magenta!!
Loved them all! They all came out great! This was a fun video. Thank you!
These are gorgeous!!! I want to try this. Tough to choose a favorite, but maybe Apricot. They are all lovely colors.
So fun! I think the apricot is my favorite.
The apricot is my favorite!! But also really like the lavender, magenta, sky blue and blurple.
GREAT INFO!!!! I never use that much Mica powder, so will try this!!!!
You mentioned that the florescent colors don't glow, but the box says right on the front that you need a UV or black light for them to glow. Thr Mica powders are beautiful!
I know that. I put them under my UV light for 10 mins and nothing!
@@dipnailsbyjewlz take them out in the sun if you haven’t already!
@@melissamorales3635 I did that, I’ve tried everything
I don't think they charge under UV. I think they only glow WHILE under UV/black light. Fun at raves or roller skating rinks LOL
@@dipnailsbyjewlz It's for a blacklight.
Awesome work, just starting out myself, thank you for your tips here, oooh what is the the name of the song you have playing?
i'm wondering if you tried those fluorescents without grinding them? I've been making soap and cosmetics for years and my favorite company is TKBtrading. I learned from them that you shouldn't mix most mica colorants in a grinder because it damages them. They suggest only using a grinder with pure pigments, like oxides and ultramarines.
I just recently bought some mica pigment power to make my own custom colors for hard gel and they came out amazing… and was searching and come across your channel making them with dip power and thought that would be another cool project and money saver since I already have the pigment… those colors came out amazing my favorite is the blue 💙
my question is too mix the colors did you just shook them or did you have to grind them in a grinder to get it mix?
Thank you, I’ve been making glitters from watching Marla’s video, now I have yours. 😎
I love the magenta! Fun video!
So, pretty! Great job
These are awesome
That fire engine red has more of a red poppy look to it....love it!!
Are you able to use mica powder alone without the acrylic powder mixture ?
Apricot! cool video TYFS!
I liked the apricot and sky blue. I'm way to lazy to do my own dips. LOL The consistency looked like Dodi's thermal powder which I actually really like.
The mica ones you just shook to mix.? So pretty!
Apricot, Magenta, Fire Engine 😍
Bubblegum and Magenta!🥰
Isn’t this the same way u do regular acrylic powder?
How much in regards to teaspoons does a swatch equal?
Those colors are beautiful. Do you sell them?
No I just made them for fun!
Can you do a video using that red as acrylic powder instead of dip.
UV pigments require a UV light to glow, like a black light.
Charge them in UV lamo for minute and they will glwo for a long time
The UV powder is just that, UV reactive! They do not glow in the dark they glow in blacklight or UV lights!!!
I have mica powder but I have not tried making my own powders .Now I will try it
Love hearing my name "Micah " so much in 1 video...lol
🤣🤣 glad I could make you happy! Lol