Gold Luster Green Mica 1 kg

A Reflective Mineral Pigment Built for Bulk Manufacturing Runs

This golden-green pearlescent pigment with a deep shifting shimmer belongs to the Mica Powders category, a group of mineral pigments made from mica flakes coated with metal oxides. The 1 kg packaging is designed for manufacturing facilities and formulation labs that need a consistent supply of raw material for regular production runs without frequent reordering of small quantities. This volume works well for conveyor-line manufacturing of decorative cosmetics, automotive coatings, and resin-based products.

The strongest global demand for pigments like this one extends well beyond cosmetics. Golden-green mica is widely used in automotive paint and coating production, where the pearlescent effect gives surfaces a shifting depth of color under different lighting angles. In construction, the pigment is blended into decorative plasters, self-leveling floors, and concrete elements, creating a subtle shimmer on facades and interior surfaces. Another major application is epoxy resin work: jewelry, tabletops, decorative panels, and art pieces, where the pigment disperses evenly through the resin and adds visual depth.

Within the cosmetic industry, this golden-green shade is used in eyeshadows, highlighters, nail polishes, shimmer lipsticks, and body products. Since the pigment does not dissolve in water, it needs to be incorporated into oil- or wax-based formulations, mixed with fats and waxes at around 60-70 degrees Celsius before the mass sets. In water-based emulsions, the pigment should be pre-dispersed in a small amount of oil to prevent clumping. Recommended dosage typically ranges from 1 to 10 percent of the finished product weight, depending on the desired shimmer intensity.

This mica blends well with other pearlescent and glitter pigments, allowing for layered and gradient color effects. For cooler contrast, it pairs with Ocean Green Mica, while a deeper, richer combination can be achieved with Mica Bordeaux, both useful for complex duochrome effects in cosmetics and polymer products. For softer, lighter compositions, Cosmetic mica Light Blue tones down the intensity of the base shade. In niche handmade soap production, this pigment is sometimes used as a surface decoration, though that remains only one of many possible uses.

Store the pigment in a dry area away from direct sunlight and moisture, in a tightly sealed container, to prevent caking and preserve its free-flowing texture. Under proper storage conditions, the pigment retains its properties for an extended period, which matters when purchasing large volumes for continuous industrial production cycles.

Pearlescent Resin Casting Blend

Clear epoxy resin base 600 ml

Hardener 300 ml

Golden-green pearlescent pigment 18 g

Isopropyl alcohol 5 ml

Mix the pigment thoroughly with a small portion of the resin base until a smooth paste forms, then gradually blend in the remaining resin while stirring continuously. Add the hardener and mix at a slow speed to avoid trapping air bubbles, then use isopropyl alcohol on the surface after pouring to release any remaining bubbles before the mixture cures.