Pink Pearl Mica Powder (ZPP-010)

Pink Pearl Mica Powder is a rich rosy-pink pearlescent cosmetic pigment used to add a metallic pink shimmer, pearl shine, and decorative reflective finish to soaps, resin, candles, bath bombs, creams, lotions, and DIY cosmetic formulations.

This shade is deeper than a light pink mica and is better suited for creating bold pink pearl effects, rose-pink shimmer, decorative soap swirls, metallic pink blends, and custom pigment mixes. It can be used alone for a strong pink pearl finish or blended with white mica to soften the shade, gold mica for a warmer rose-gold effect, or red/copper mica for deeper metallic tones.

This mica powder is an insoluble pigment, not a water-soluble or oil-soluble dye. It does not dissolve in water or oil. Instead, it disperses into suitable cosmetic and craft bases with proper mixing. In thin liquids, mica particles may float initially or settle over time. This is normal behavior for mica pigments.

For best results, pre-mix the mica powder with a small amount of glycerin, oil, alcohol, soap base, resin, or your formulation base to make a smooth slurry before adding it into the final product.

Key Features

• Rich rosy-pink pearlescent mica pigment
• Adds metallic pink shimmer and pearl shine
• Deeper and more noticeable than light pink mica shades
• Suitable for soap making, resin, candles, bath bombs, creams, lotions, and DIY formulations
• Useful for pink pearl effects, decorative swirls, shimmer blends, and custom pigment work
• Can be blended with other mica colors to adjust tone and intensity
• Pre-mixing is recommended for better dispersion

Solubility & Dispersion

Recommended Uses

• Melt and pour soap
• Cold process soap
• Resin art
• Candles
• Bath bombs
• Lotions and creams
• Body shimmer projects
• DIY cosmetic formulations
• Craft and decorative projects
• Custom pigment blending

Important Note

Mica powder is a pigment, not a soluble color dye. It will not dissolve completely in water or oil. Final color, shimmer, and dispersion may vary depending on the base, mixing method, usage level, and formulation type. The shade may appear lighter or deeper depending on the amount used and the color of the base. Always test in a small batch before final production.