LET'S RESINChameleon Powder, 10 Jar Color Shift Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin

Another amazing product from Let's Resin for epoxy resin the colours are bright and vivid.

I love the brand Let's Resin, I have brought multiple things from them. It is my go to, I use for resin but these in particular I brought for making water colour paints which have been brilliant. Lots of purpose, high shine, value for money and just beautiful colours. Would 100% recommend!

Used them in resin and to spray stuff in a airbrush and worked perfectly both times. A little goes a long way and the colours are fantastic.

Very bright and colourful and nice size jars will last a while as you don't need a lot in your resin or anything else.Highly recommend.

Very good you can end up very sparkly

Great colours and nice powder.Only problem I've found is the shine can sink to the bottom of my resin when I use too much mixed in, but can be used to dust on top of resin too. A little goes a long way with these.

Lovely colours, , perfect for crafting.

The media could not be loaded. First of all, I keep seeing questions in regards of using the Chameleon Powder and the Chameleon Flakes as make up.You need to please keep in mind that things, which are great for your body can not necessarily be used on your face as it might irritate the sensitive skin on your face & could leave your skin red, itchy, or blotchy.I used the chameleon powder by dusting the silicone moulds with it.As you can see everything turned out absolutely stunning. The chameleon powders came with a little brush for the dusting and the powder sticks to the brush quite well when you take it out of the (very) little containers. But what is a bit annoying that the powder (same as the Chameleon Flakes) keeps flying quite a lot, even if you didnt move, as if you were blowing on it. I also had issues at times to get the powder to stick to parts of the moulds and i feel that due to this i used more than i should have. (I will add a picture to show how much powder was excess & on myself after I was done dusting my 2 baby dragon moulds) But once you manage to dust the whole mould it turns out amazing.The best thing to do is using black resin to make the colours pop, but due to this the dusting method doesn't work with UV resin as the UV light doesnt penetrate the black resin even if you do thin layers. So I'll sugest when doing the dusting method with epoxy resin to avoid disappointment when trying to remove it from the mould realizing that parts are still liquidPlease do keep in mind to ensure you get ALL the excess powder off your mould so that it doesn't block the resin to get in to the details of your mould or you end up with details missingAlso another thing: I had to fix a gap (thanks to a big bubble) on one ear of my baby dragons which I did with a rest of resin I had used earlier that day and which was sticky but kind of mouldable. In the end i dusted the ear with the same Chameleon Powder colour as the rest of the baby dragon & once this part fully cured it looked just like the rest of the ear & the only indication that I had to fix it is a little dent on her ear.(I will add a clip where you can see at the end how the ear looked.)I also used it just partly in the mould of the baby elephant, so that only the grass it's sitting on has the Chameleon effect,which turned out lovely as well.In conclusion I really liked the Chameleon Powders & will order them again, even though I wish the containers would be bigger since there is quite a bit of excess, that is impossible to get back into the containers, when you use it.