★★★★★ What other names is glitter known by?
Glitter, also known as sparkle or spangle. It is an over-the-counter product and is present in our daily lives, especially in those of our little ones. It is used for makeup, costumes, party favors, and also for crafts, being a very common item in homes with children, schools, and daycare centers. It allows for a metallic shimmer effect on school crafts like paintings or murals. DECORATIVE GLITTER, VIVID COLORS, IDEAL FOR CRAFTS, DECORATIONS, MANUALITIES.Glitter Colors
Glitter by the kilo. Available colors: Gold, pink, royal blue, green, fuchsia, silver, red, white and orangeWarnings:
- This product is not recommended for children under 3 years old.
- Remember to use under adult supervision.
- Do not expose the product to fire or high temperatures.
- This product and its packaging may contain small parts (choking hazard).
- Please remove packaging elements before giving the product to a child.
- This product is made with certified raw materials and manufacturing processes.
What is glitter made of?
Glitter is a collection of iridescent particles that are actually microplastics painted with various chemicals (iron oxides) and then cut into tiny pieces. Evidently, the color of each glitter results from the application of a different product.You might be wondering, how do you apply glitter to the skin?
Apply a small amount of moisturizer to the cheeks and place a tissue under the eyes. This way, any glitter that might fall (which will happen, as it is still a powder) will fall onto the tissue and not onto the skin. As its name suggests, it not only provides color, but also sparkle and luminosity. When applied, the result is exuberant, cheerful, and above all, charming.It's so easy to buy what you're looking for, it will only take seconds.
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