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Decorative sequins are widely used in many areas of human life. They are used for making toys, soap, cosmetics, nail polish, Christmas tree decorations, accessories, plastic products, stationery, party supplies, printing, furniture, clothing, shoes, etc. The industry has even developed an “edible glitter” which is used by pastry chefs around the world. Thanks to its excellent characteristics, glitter has gained

Glitter is one of those ingredients that we love to use to bring a little flash and excitement to cosmetics. It can be used in lotions and cremes to add just a little shimmer, to lip gloss for extra sparkle, or just directly on the skin for dramatic and eye-catching make-up effects. If you shop at craft stores or online,

What is the use of Holographic glitter?   Holographic glitter makes bright shinny while under the light. It works on the principal of Diffuse Reflection of the light.   How  to see red galaxy in the room just switch off the light and switch on the laser light.Laser glitter also make party lights very bling-bling.   Holographic glitter, also name

The application of glitter powder is very wide, and we have talked a lot about it in the previous blog. If you have an idea to make your product more attractive to customers, it’s time to consider wholesale glitter powder from Kings New Material. Home improvement industry No one is unfamiliar with the frequency of use of glitter powder, such as the

Nothing says “ready for a good time” quite like glitter eyeshadow. Sparkle-spattered eyelids are just plain fun, aren’t they? But they can also be seriously chic, too. Turns out, glitter’s grown up quite a bit since we first caked ourselves in it at Glasto – both in terms of the formulas (more on that later) and the aesthetic. Sure, there

They say all you need is faith and trust and a little pixie dust. While there’s no pixie dust on the market, we’ve found the next best thing. Add a little sparkle to your work with a sprinkling of fine glitter. Modern glitter as we know it was invented in 1934 by a man named Henry Ruschmann, who came up

Make your best artworks stand out even more by adding iridescent pigments to your palette. Manufactured in powder form, typically out of finely ground mica powder, these pigments come in dozens of colors and are incredibly versatile. You can incorporate them into practically any water-based mediums for eye-catching effects, with the mica particles interacting with light to create crystalline finishes.