Black Glitter 1 kg

Bulk Black Glitter for Industrial-Scale Cosmetic and Creative Manufacturing

Black glitter supplied in a 1 kg package belongs to the Glitters category and is built for manufacturers handling large production runs, from cosmetic factories to resin art studios and printing houses. This packaging size is chosen by businesses that need a reliable supply of one consistent shade for conveyor-line production of gel polishes, eyeshadows, liners, decorative gels, candles, polymer clay, epoxy flooring and promotional items, where batch-to-batch consistency really matters. Explore additional shades and pack options in the Glitter Wholesale section.

The deep, saturated black tone of the particles makes this glitter a versatile tool for creating bold, high-contrast effects across decorative cosmetics: it intensifies pigmentation in black nail lacquers and gel polishes, adds density to smoky eyeshadow looks, and is used in eyeliners and mascaras. In jewelry casting and epoxy resin work, black glitter is a common choice for starry-night effects or contrasting inlays in pendants, keychains and watch faces. Resin artists, scrapbooking studios, printing companies producing festive packaging and greeting cards, as well as manufacturers of automotive polishes and custom tuning paints, regularly purchase this glitter in bulk quantities.

Black glitter blends well with other particle types, allowing manufacturers to develop signature mixes and gradients. It pairs strikingly with warm metallics such as Holographic Gold Glitter, producing a black-and-gold contrast popular in festive and evening cosmetic lines. Combined with Green Glitter, it works well for carnival and seasonal themed products, while adding Bright Yellow Glitter (0.2 mm) 1/128 creates vivid neon contrast for youth-oriented polish and gel collections.

Recommended dosage depends on the density and purpose of the final product: for nail lacquers and gel polishes, around 1 to 5 grams per 100 grams of base is typical, for decorative gels, eyeshadows and liners the range is roughly 0.5 to 3 grams per 100 grams of base, and for epoxy resin or polymer clay, 0.2 to 2 grams per 100 grams of mass depending on the desired sparkle density. Glitter should be introduced at the final stage of production, once the base has cooled to no more than 40-50 degrees Celsius, so the particles distribute evenly without losing reflectivity from overheating. The mixture should be stirred thoroughly until fully homogeneous with no clumping.

Store black glitter in a tightly sealed container, in a dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity fluctuations, so the particles stay free-flowing and retain their shine during long-term warehouse storage - a factor that matters particularly for a 1 kg package intended to serve an entire production cycle.

Industrial Batch Black Tinted Gel Wax Candles

Gel candle wax 5000 g

Black glitter 40 g

Fragrance oil 120 g

Black liquid dye 5 g

Melt the gel wax slowly in a double boiler until fully liquid, keeping the temperature below the manufacturer's recommended ceiling to avoid clouding. Stir in the liquid dye until the color is even, then reduce heat slightly before adding the fragrance oil and black glitter, mixing gently to avoid trapping air bubbles. Pour the mixture into heat-resistant containers and allow the candles to set undisturbed at room temperature for several hours before use.

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