Glitter for Resin, Glitter Set, Multi Purpose Glitter Powder for Arts, Crafts, Epoxy Tumblers, Decoration Weddings Cards, Scrapbooking, Body, Face, Nail, Glitter Slime, Lip Gloss Making (12 Colors)

Received today and they are only a quarter full. Disappointing.

This product is great,I use it for all my work in poxy resin things I made it’s brilliant.

I enjoy a lot of crafts and glitter is a staple. I like different grades for different purposes and this one is a lovely fine grade, perfect for face makeup and nail art An easy use is to stencil or free hand paint a design on your face or arm with a fine paint brush or nail brush dipped into a vaseline type sticky cream, dont use too much, the thinner layers work best. Pat on the glitter, allow a little time to dry, before touching it and it will stay stuck for quite a while. Dont use close to your eyes as the fine glitter does come loose and will irratate your eyes.Also use a fine hairspray over your hair and sprinkle through some glitter, that lasts several hours.I also use it a LOT in crafts from slime to adding to embossing with mica powder as it adds glitter to both. I recently bought a glue especially for fabric or faux leather and have glittered heels and a t-shirt with this product.As well as all the typical other things like craft making and childrens art. To be honest it is too good for paper crafts and childrens art, they would not appreciate the fineness of the cut and the brightness of the sparkle. 32 fabulous colours that can be blended to make new colours. I am off to make glittery lip gloss and a sparkly body moisturiser.

Incredibly versatile for use in arty crafty stuff, upcycling, soaps, resin art, candle making, make up, festivals, nails.....this set at £9 for 12 little shaker pots is fab value, so much so I want the entire rainbow of 32 now.This is very very fine glitter, don't think it's going to be like those large flakes you get with kiddies' sets. Ground to a fine powder, it means you don't have any coarseness when using it as embellishment (mixed with pva glue which dries clear, letting the glitter shine through) on coasters, craft products etc.As each little pot has a shaker built in, you can direct how much or how little you use, which is a handy feature. I've tried it on my nails too, and it works brilliantly with a top coat. Won't use it on my eyes as they're sensitive, but if we ever get festivals back again, this will be used to make hippy patterns and flowers all over me. Who cares if I'm over 60?! Absolutely 5 shiny, glittery stars for this set, brilliant.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This is a very nice set of 12 coloured fine glitter in the following colours black, red, white, silver, gold, blue, green, purple, yellow, copper, bronze and light blue.The pots each have pepper pot style lids for even distribution. Each lid has small circular cardboard inserted to prevent leakage after use.These are very fine glitters and thus produce more sparkle than your average glitter. Also the colours in the 12 pack offer more variety than just blue, red, green and silver.This applies to Prittstick really well and my son has had fun making pictures with this glitter. He's even mixed it with PVA glue to produce some lovely effects.The camera doesn't really pick up the sparkle of this glitter which is a shame. I would highly recommend this glitter and is reasonably priced at £8.99.

Oh I do love a bit of glitter and sparkle and these glitter pots give both. The glitter is very very fine so is great to use in resin and if you dip your nails in when they're still a bit tacky you get a gorgeous effect. Top coat is definitely needed though. The sparkle achieved is a shimmery sparkle and so pretty when the light catches.Each pot has a removable insert so you can sprinkle the glitter, much like sprinkling from a pepper pot. Or do as I do and use a tiny spoon or lolly stick to scoop out what you need. They blend well together, with pva glue, with acrylic paints and with clear varnish too.You can use them in make up too apparently although I'd personally avoid using in the eye, area as a precaution but as a face highlighting shimmer or mixed with lipstick/gloss would most likely be fine.A fab selection of colours and a little goes a long way. My new favourite glitter.

I don’t really know what makes a good glitter or not, as long as it looks good that’s as far as my analysis of glitter goes. This glitter is very finely cut and it looks lovely. The come in some plastic pots that can be reused. My only qualms about this glitter is about a third of all the bottles are filled only half way up. It seems to be more the gold/silver & Pearl effect glitter that’s not filled. These are the colours that get used most so it’s quite disappointing.If it weren’t for this issue I would be happy to give a full 5 stars.

This glitter set is made up of a good range of colours. It has the right amount of metallic shine and catches the light as it should.What is unique about this glitter is that it is finer than standard craft glitter therefore is suitable to be used in cosmetics such as lip gloss.I mixed this with a frosted lipgloss to give it more sparkle and the results were good *see photo samples on hand*. I actually think you could wear it as a highlighter on your cheek bone for parties or fancy dress. My only advice would be it wasn’t easy to get off! I mixed this on my hand and washed it twice with soap and scrubbed it and the glitter didn’t want to budge.I think this is a good set whether for crafts or beauty. I think £8.99 (Dec ‘20) is excellent value for money giving them an individual unit value of 75p each. I would happily purchase again.