$13.00
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The wintergreen color of this mica glistens with tiny metallic flecks which, like the enchanted forest itself, take on new intensity and perspective when kissed by the sun. This light green has a teal hue, which makes this so unique.
"The enchanted Forest is beautiful. I use micas in epoxy to create marbled sparkly tumblers. Mixed into the epoxy it is delicate and feminine. The perfect green to add to my collection!" —Kameko G. (verified)
Enchanted Forest mica is a magical color that's fit for a princess!
| Cold process soap | 2-3 g. per pound of batter OR 1-2 tsp, per lb. of oils |
| Melt & pour soap | ½ tsp per lb. of MP base |
NOTE: White MP base will always create a pastel form of the color due to titanium dioxide in base. |
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More information directly on the Mad Micas website here.
Could you make a kit or recomend a recipe without baking soda! The glycerine based ones don't seem to wrk and I've only found 1 company that does it right called attitude. Anyway would be a market for it for sure✔✔
I’ve enjoyed making my own home fragrances by sourcing essential oils from Soap & More. Their price is hard to beat and are transparent about where the oil if from, which is not very common.
Excellent little pail
Wonderful, it's my first time hearing about such oils. But they've done wonders in my wash off and leave in conditioners
Talk about staying power in co soap! Beautiful product