Product Description
Cambridge Blue Mica
$5.00
Paua Green Mica
$5.00
Lavender Mica
$5.00–$69.00
A beautiful soft violet colour.
Cold process stable.
Product Description
Mica CI 77019, Titanium Dioxide I77891, Iron Oxide 77491, Manganese Violet 77742
Micron Size 10-60
FDA approved for all cosmetic use.
Additional Information
| Weight | 0.05 kg |
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