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Mica is also known as 'Titanium Dioxide' and 'Iron Oxide'
Shelf Life: Indefinite. Store in an airtight container.
Recommended for Bath bomb making, Cold Process and Melt and Pour soap making.
Usage recommendations:
Add one quarter of a teaspoon for every 0.45kg of scrub or bath bombs.
When making melt and pour soap, mix one teaspoon of mica together with one tablespoon of 99 percent isopropyl alcohol. Then, add half of the teaspoon of dispersed mica at one time to the melted soap.
For cold process soap making, mix one teaspoon of mica together with one tablespoon of your chosen lightweight carrier oil. Then, add one teaspoon of the dispersed mica at one time into the melted soap.
For rewatched soap, disperse one teaspoon of mica into one tablespoon of your chosen carrier oil. Then, add one teaspoon at a time of the dispersed colour until you are happy with the colour.
Mica is also known as 'Titanium Dioxide' and 'Iron Oxide'
Shelf Life: Indefinite. Store in an airtight container.
Recommended for Bath bomb making, Cold Process and Melt and Pour soap making.
Usage recommendations:
Add one quarter of a teaspoon for every 0.45kg of scrub or bath bombs.
When making melt and pour soap, mix one teaspoon of mica together with one tablespoon of 99 percent isopropyl alcohol. Then, add half of the teaspoon of dispersed mica at one time to the melted soap.
For cold process soap making, mix one teaspoon of mica together with one tablespoon of your chosen lightweight carrier oil. Then, add one teaspoon of the dispersed mica at one time into the melted soap.
For rewatched soap, disperse one teaspoon of mica into one tablespoon of your chosen carrier oil. Then, add one teaspoon at a time of the dispersed colour until you are happy with the colour.