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More Amazing Powder Iridescent White 3-Color Set Fine Glitter Pigment Powder for Resin Crafts and Gel Nails, Large Case

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Unleash incredible sparkle in your craft projects with the Motto Yabe-e Kona Iridescent White Pigment Powder set. This three-piece collection brings an ultra-fine, eyeshadow-like pearlescent sheen to your liquid resin, gel nails, and handcrafted accessories. Featuring three shifting shades named Sugar, Medjed, and Ulysses, these delicate micro-particles blend easily into resin, letting you adjust from sheer translucent shimmer to opaque coverage depending on how much you mix in.

In Japan's resin crafting community, the Yabe-e Kona line earned its playful name after a brand ambassador tried the prototype and simply blurted out "yabe-e kona," something like "this powder's insane." The nickname stuck, and the powder became such an instant hit for making simple crafts look high-end that the company president used it a little too liberally on sample pieces, prompting the brand to switch to these oversized BIG cases. This refined version has an even finer grain than the original, delivering an elegant pearl luster that shifts under the light.

Each color comes packed in a large case with a protective inner lid, so the delicate powder won't scatter when you open it. Because a heavier concentration of powder can slow resin curing, be sure to expose both sides of your piece to UV light. Whether you stir it directly into liquid resin or seal it in as a shimmering inclusion, this set brings versatile shine to your workbench.

Details

Set of 3 iridescent white ultra-fine glitter pigment powders for resin crafts, in Sugar, Medjed, and Ulysses colors. The finer powder creates a pearlescent color-shifting shine and glossy finish.

Supplied in large cases for generous use. Adjust the amount mixed into resin to create finishes ranging from transparent to opaque. Suitable as a resin colorant, iridescent pearl glitter powder, or inclusion material.

Increasing the powder amount may make resin harder to cure; cure both sides under a light. Each case has an inner lid, as the fine powder can become airborne easily. Color may vary slightly between production batches.