Epoxy Resin Pigment - 12 Colors Transparent UV Dye With 6 Glitter, Highly Concentrated Colorant for Jewelry Making Kit, DIY Crafts - 0.25 oz

So I recently got into tinkering with epoxy resin, part and related crafts as part of the larger personal education on some other skills that I’ve been playing with and utilize, and I needed some additional colors, and what not for the epoxy to attempt to do some gifts for Christmas, and some moles that I had been collecting And cell not knowing what Full is getting into the cheap route. I’m sure the more expensive kits and larger packs and variations of color shades and what not are amazing but as we remember in art class if we can look back for a second, there are three main colors, red blue green and I did some research and the color swatches and Knew I needed to expand my previous limitations of the three basic colors in order to achieve some hopefully amazing, vibrant, different unique outcomes with the epoxy resin. I’d only tinker with very small pieces just to get used to working with epoxy, and after this kit came in, I set aside a couple days, cleared off the workbench and set up to do this , and if the included pictures are testaments to anything, I’ll just repeat myself one more time I just got into the stuff and I am not trained in art. I’m not a painter I am musician. I love music I went into it just play around I watch some bunch of people on YouTube. Just get some ideas of how this works and different types of styles of like layering and how much Epoxy you can if you wanna work with at a time and let it dry and humidity in that kind of stuff. All I can say is when I deoxy pieces I was at a lack of words, especially one of the larger skull pieces and several of the dice sets that I made, and I am pressed my own self of this cut off, blown away, and I’m going to be stepping up my game from here going forward with us cause I really enjoyed doing it And molding and several of the pieces that you’ll see and sharing them with close friends and seeing their reaction. I don’t know if I can re-create anything like that again but what I’ve done so far is it just kick in the Down The Street for the first time or two, who knows what all might be able to do. There’s a very distinct difference between some of the ones that I did for the suspension layering with and in particular, there’s two different sets of dice one is got the layering, and the other one is something I was just messing with, and on my own, not knowing anything about the techniques, and it looks like it’s frozen in time, but it was still moving and filling the inner part of the object And the pictures don’t do the pieces just as I’m trying to figure out how to take better pictures of what I made because in person they just pop and this little beginner kit adding onto some basic epoxy two part kit mixes really made all the difference I didn’t need the $50.20 different shades of yellow to and the other. If you go online and look at you different types of color things and what color go together and I use that is really a reference I didn’t use that as a hard lawn definitive path I just started playing around , a lot of it was not planned out at all and this kid allowed me to go a little further, and I can only say that I would definitely buy this pack again just to even attempt to try to re-create a couple of the pieces that I made, or my favorites that I Almost kept from myself it was very hard to with one or two specific pieces. I’m making them for specific friends and letting some of them choose out of what I made. So, take a look at some of the included pictures just for reference and I’ll just leave it at that. I would definitely purchase this kid again handover fist. My only suggestion is to keep the cap with the comes off the color bottle with the bottle. Otherwise you will get a little bit of whatever the cat came off of, the tip into the other color that you may have mismatched the cap with. * I wanted to include one little and very important Pro tub and personal safety tub playing with epoxy resins is a really interesting and fun craft art form and skill that can yield all sorts of things with more of the most documented and or least mention thing about epoxy art in general is that you need to wear gloves you need a at least a half face respirator and some goggles the mix the harder, which is the part two or part of the epoxy kit with the part a and start stirring getting chemical reaction that releases organic vapor into the air and from the time that first occurs until it is fully cured, you need to be in a well ventilated area you need to be wearing a respirator if you aren’t and if you are leaning over working with the epoxy with different colors in the Mike powders, and no glitter and all other stuff put into the epoxy kits because those vapors organic reaction will cause chemical burns. You do not want to breed the vapors in. They can actually burn your lungs and if you’re an enclosed area it’s even more so a dangerous thing unfortunately not everyone notes this in there and or in their videos only a handful of people show pictures of and they call an allergic reaction. It is not an allergic reaction. It is a chemical reaction in your mixing epoxy. This kit right here is not epoxy. It is colors to add tent, shade, and glittery sparkle effects, and to the epoxy itself , but when always working with epoxy, please follow safety guidelines no matter if the manufacturer of the epoxy kit says it’s low vapor low low odor. Every time you are messing with epoxy. It is a chemical reaction with a dangerous organic vapor release from the time that action starts until it is fully set, and that could be anywhere from a day or 22 weeks, depending on the type of pox the type of for you doing, and with you sitting there stirring at near your face all those vapors are gonna rise, and we see pictures of people who have been affected by this and they called liquor allergic reaction. Their faces are all red and swollen up like House from the Simpsons and I have personally used two different companies, epoxy two mixes, one set it was all low vapor and then the other and had pictures of a mom and a little girl. I have a nice little craft day, the other one was a larger kit of epoxy fluid weight and sheets from an MSDN in in there about the two parts of epoxy for the harder for the main part and for those of us whom remember chemistry even back in middle school; MSDN, you need tp wear a resperator that has a good seal and filtration for “ organic vapors “. These organic vapors from epoxy are similar family to chlorine so if you know anything about chlorine gas, you breathe it and it burns you from the inside out. You breathe too much of these epoxy vapor and overtime socially hunched over working with small pieces or small batches at a time in enclosed area for too long too many times witout even basic saftey gear and ventalatio - it will cause permanent issues with your respatory system abd even perminate asthma, like issues for the rest of your life.That being said, I want to reiterate one more time that what I just mentioned about epoxy ia not dorected and or immediately related to this kit. These liquid colors are alcohol-based the pose no real threat to you just shake them up before you use each time and keep the same cap with the same color and you’ll be good with this product. I just wanted to make sure that those were getting into epoxy based arts and crafts very important part of that style of artwork and craft work because it is not something that is talked about very often and it is extremely important that those who are interested in this type of craft and medium understand this from the very first time they start doing it. I absolutely love this kit and without saying anythinguu else I will go ahead and upload these pictures to this review and let them speak for themselves.

Was awesome

Good

Love the colors and how vivid they are. Just wish the bottles were completely filled when I received them

Excited to try these out. A variety of colors to choose from. Bottles are small but I'm sure highly concentrated. Hopefully I won't have to purchase more so soon. Beautiful glitter selection as well.

Very helpful

This is a nice kit. It's great value for money, and the dyes work really well for both UV and 2-part resin. The big thing is, the instructions say to snip the tops off to get it out. Ignore that. It comes with little needles to poke the tops open, and that makes it easier to get the stuff out. It's a minor flaw so I'm not going to dock a star for what otherwise has been a nice product.

Missing the gloves.