Metallic Powder silver scrub 1 kg

Why bulk silver scrub mica suits high-volume manufacturing lines

Metallic Powder silver scrub in a 1 kg pack is built for manufacturers and production facilities that need a large, consistent batch of raw material with predictable performance across repeated orders. This is not a simple shimmering pigment but a powder with a noticeable particle texture that delivers both a bright silver metallic shine and a gentle mechanical exfoliating sensation on the skin. This component belongs to the category Metallic Mica Powder, which brings together dry metallic pigments of various particle sizes for a broad range of formulations.

The primary demand for silver scrub mica comes from the cosmetic industry: body scrubs, polishing shower gels, shimmering body lotions and creams, and decorative cosmetics where a metallic shine combined with texture is required. The coarse particle fraction makes the product visually intense even at low dosage, while the tactile exfoliating effect is valued in body care lines and spa formulations. Beyond skin care, silver mica is also used in candle making to create a metallic finish on the surface, in the polymer industry for coloring plastic parts and resins, and in household chemical products such as gels and liquid soaps where an appealing visual effect matters.

In cosmetic emulsions and scrubs the pigment should be added at the final stage, once the main mass has cooled to no more than forty five to fifty degrees, to prevent the particles from breaking down under heat and to preserve an even shine. A typical recommended dosage ranges from one to five percent of the total product weight, though for industrial batches it is worth running a trial test on the specific formula, since particle density affects sedimentation in liquid systems. Pre-dispersing the pigment in a small amount of carrier oil or glycerin before adding it to the main batch helps avoid clumping and ensures an even spread throughout the whole volume.

Silver scrub mica pairs well with other dry pigments, allowing manufacturers to build layered, shifting color effects. Combining it with warmer tones such as Pearl Peach creates an interesting contrast between cool and warm shimmer in a single product. For richer golden accents, Metallic Pigment Powder Gold works well, while darker, gothic-style compositions benefit from Metallic Powder Gothic, adding depth and contrast in decorative cosmetics and candle products.

The pigment should be stored in tightly sealed packaging, in a dry area away from direct sunlight and humidity fluctuations, since dry metallic powders are sensitive to moisture and can lose consistency after prolonged air exposure. Under proper storage conditions the product retains stable properties over a long period, which matters most when purchasing a large pack for continuous production lines.

Shimmering silver body polish

Sugar or salt base 650 g

Carrier oil blend 220 g

Cosmetic emulsifier 45 g

Metallic Powder silver scrub 25 g

Fragrance oil 10 g

Preservative 5 g