Sample bags contain one generous teaspoon (approx. 3-4 g).
Snake island. A treacherous place where snakes rule the land. This color reminds us of the thousands upon thousands of snakes we've seen on National Geographic's documentary on the Island.
This mica is very dark in color.... a dark green with a blue undertone and depending on your oil or fragrances used the color may appear more blue than green. In clear MP soap the shimmer remains.
| General Information | |
| Snake Island (SDS/MSDS) | Green Mica |
| Ingredients | Mica (CI 77019) titanium dioxide (CI 77891), chromium oxide green (CI 77288) |
| Solubility | Disperses in oil |
| Particle Size | 10-60 µm |
| FDA Permitted Cosmetic Uses | |
| External Use | Yes |
| Eye Area | Yes |
| General (Including Lips) | No |
| Bath Bombs & Bath Products | No |
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Soap Notes Usage rates in Cold Process soap: 1-2 tsp. per pound of oils. Usage rates in Melt & Pour soap: 1/4-1/2 tsp per pound of M&P base. Adjust these calculations to lighten or darken your desired hue. These amounts create bright colors with no colored suds. |
So disappointed., I had planned on using this for one of my best selling soaps, but the color really bleeds. It’s such an amazing color though that I’m looking forward to using it in cold process.
This is a very nice dark green with just a touch of shimmer to it. I have used it four times so far, you can vary the depth of the color from very dark green to just dark green by the amount you use. As with all Mad Mica colors I have used it mixes will with the oil, no blobs of color.
Love this color in CP soap, bold but not in your face bright, just rich deep leaf green - just as you would imagine on Snake Island!
I was a little nervous, I used this for the first time yesterday... and it was bluish slate grey when I cut my soap this morning. But an hour later, it has turned back to dark green! Love it!
If you like a beautiful dark green this is the mica for your MP soap.
