Sea Glass Mica Blend

Sea Glass Mica, part of Mad Micas' exclusive Uncharted Colors™ series, captures the serene beauty of ocean-tumbled glass. This mica blend offers a versatile aqua hue that varies with different mediums: it mirrors the powder's color in epoxy resin and clear melt-and-pour soap, shifts to teal in cold process soap due to olive oil's natural tint, and leans towards blue in cream-based eye shadows. Composed of mica (both mineral and synthetic), titanium dioxide, and chromium oxide green, Sea Glass Mica is ethically sourced, vegan, and cruelty-free, aligning with Mad Micas' commitment to high ethical standards.

The custom manufacturing process of these exclusive colors may result in slight variations from lot to lot.

Product Type: Mica
FDA-Permitted for External Use: Yes
FDA-Permitted for Eye Area Use: Yes
FDA-Permitted for General (Including Lips) Use: No
FDA-Permitted for Bath Bombs Use: No
Particle Size: <15–60 μm
Ingredients: Mica (mineral & synthetic), titanium dioxide, chromium oxide green

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Directly from Mad Micas:

Most of us have found sea glass on the beach at some point in our lives. Broken glass made frosted and smooth from decades of tumbling in the ocean. Each piece unique, shaped by its long journey to the shore.

Although there are many common sea glass colors, our new Uncharted Color is inspired by the aqua colors prevalent in the early 19th century. During this period virtually every glass container had an aqua hue; shades not from colorant but created naturally due to the low-iron sand used to make inexpensive glass. Thus, the color could vary from place to place and time to time, just as our Sea Glass varies depending on the medium in which it is used.

In epoxy resin and clear MP soap, Sea Glass looks just like the powder. In CP soap (due to the green hue in olive oil), it has more of a teal color, while incorporating it into a cream base for eye shadow shifts it towards blue. It's truly as varied and beautiful as its namesake.