My go-to place to buy mica. Great products and fast shipping. I look forward to opening every box!

Making cold process soap and this makes a great color to represent the sky. Another great mica.

Making citrus scented soap and this works great for lemon slices on top. Love this mica!!

Bright and sunny color. Works great in the soap I make.

Nina’s Simone is the best shimmer mica powder to give a sparkling look on the skin. My customers love it infused with our body butters

I am in love with this glitter! I love the holographic color mixed with the gold as well. Can’t decide what I’ll be using this for because I don’t want to waste it!

I used this yellow and a cold processed soap, and I love that the same color and the jar was the same color after hearing. I also love how this one was a nice pop of yellow, but was not super sparkly either. Sometimes I don’t want the extra sparkle in my colors, but I know a lot of of micas naturally have them. I I highly recommend!

I've included pictures of 2 projects where I used Crazy Eyes, Enchanted Forest, and Snake Island micas, along with a gold chrome powder from another source. The chrome powder is one of the few products that can come close to providing the depth of color my customers have come to expect in my resin pieces.

I've been using Mad Micas for several years, in soaps, lotions, bath bombs, and resin. Recently, I was working on a custom resin project, and I tried another brand because I didnt have a few of the colors I needed. I was shocked when I mixed the other micas into the resin and found that they appeared almost transparent after adding the amount I typically use of Mad Micas. Even after doubling, and then trippling the amount of mica, I couldn't get the rich depth of color I get with Mad Micas. I hoped that the colors would be stronger in the final product. Sadly, when i unmolded the piece, I had to scrap it and start over - what a waste of money in terms of time and supplies!

Lesson learned - Mad Micas is worth every penny, and I will continue to use them in my products. I should have taken pictures of that epic fail. Maybe I'll do a small piece that shows the difference.

So pretty

I really love this color. Navy with a sparkle shine. I find myself going to use it more than any other color!

Sakura pink mica is so pretty and delicate! It has an elegant pearly sheen. It's what a pastel pink should be! And, not surprisingly, it works great it CP soap! So pretty!!

Looking at Grape Ape neon in the jar, it didn't look like much of a neon to me. But! Get it into some CP soap, and it totally holds its own with the other neons! I am a surprised fan of Grape Ape!

Is there such a thing as a pastel neon? If so, Sour Lemons is it. It is a bright, cheerful yellow that isn't quite the crazy bright of neon and has a slight touch of sparkle. It behaves in CP, it looks great, it's stable, and you can use it for everything. I'm not a huge fan of yellow, but the cool tone and brightness is appealing to even me.

I have not used it for resin pouring but like the glitter in it.

I can't believe how incredibly beautiful and strong this color is! When they say you only need a little, that is NO JOKE! I used it to create a turquoise stone look, using my melt and pour marbling technique, adding some Aphrodite to blue it up just a little (the color on it's own is one of the many shades of turquoise that exist, I was just going for a slightly bluer shade and I love to mix colors!!!) I am DYING to try it in clear melt and pour! Soon, my friends, soon!