* Glow in the Dark Pigment Sample Pack – 14 Luminescent Colors

Experience all 14 of our Glow in the Dark Powders in this fun sample pack! Sample pack includes one 3g jar of each luminescent pigment we carry:

• Blue
• Coral Red
• Deep Orange
• Ferrari Red
• Golden Yellow
• Green
• Magenta Pink
• Magenta Purple
• Orange
• Orange Red
• Pink
• Purple
• Rose Pink
• Yellow

Glow in the Dark powder is a great colorant for soap, wax melts, resin art and countless other craft projects. 

Our luminescent powders are ethically and sustainably sourced, and are never tested on animals. See Data Sheets below for certifications. Additional documentation available upon request.

• Excellent to use in Melt & Pour Soap Bases or Cold Process Soap for a beautiful pop of color.
• Make colorful, glow in the dark wax melts! Not recommended for candles. For colorful candles, use our Candle Dye Chips instead.
• Great for countless other crafts! Use for scrap booking, rubber stamping, painting and more.

FDA-Permitted for External Use	Yes*
FDA-Permitted for Eye Area Use	No
FDA-Permitted for General (Including Lips) Use	No
FDA-Permitted for Bath Bombs Use	No

 * The FDA has limits on the frequency that glow powder can be used for external products like face makeup and nail polish. Glow in the dark cosmetic products are intended for infrequent use, e.g. Halloween makeup. Glow powder is not meant to be used for makeup/nail polish that is worn daily. Although glow powders are approved for infrequent external use, the powder must be no greater than 10% of the total mixture. Glow powder is not approved for eye makeup, lip products or bath bombs.  

For ingredients and additional information please see product listing for each individual color. 

Usage Recommendations

• Cold Process (CP) Soap: 1–2 tsp. per pound of oils.
• Melt & Pour (MP) Soap Base: ¼–½ tsp per pound of soap base.
• Wax Melts: Use up to 2 tsp. of glow powder per pound of C55 Wax to create glow in the dark wax melts. Note: pigment powders will not create a bright color in hard wax. For brighter colors, you can use candle dye chips to color your wax. Dye chips and pigment powders can be used together to get different effects. However, please note that using dye chips with glow powder may affect how brightly the wax glows. 

You may vary the amount of mica you use to lighten or darken the hue of your product. Use the amounts listed to achieve bright, rich colors without creating colored soap suds. Using too much color powder can cause staining. We recommend testing different measurements to find what works for you. Because you are able to use these items to make cosmetics, we are not able to accept returns. We suggest purchasing a sample size of our glitters, micas, and powder colorants for testing purposes.

Data Sheets

SDS | Sustainability Statement | Ethical Product Statement