Modified plastics are plastic products that are processed and modified through filling, blending, and strengthening methods on the basis of general plastics and engineering plastics, improving their flame retardancy, strength, impact resistance, toughness, and other properties.

1. Versatility One of the most notable features of mica powder is its versatility. It can be used in a range of formulations including powders, liquids, and creams. Whether it’s a loose powder highlighter or a luxurious cream eyeshadow, mica powder can easily blend, creating various textures and finishes.

In the electrical and electronics industry, mica's insulating properties make it ideal for use in capacitors, insulators, and other electrical components. Its high dielectric strength enables it to withstand high voltages, making it particularly useful in the manufacturing of electric motors and transformers. Moreover, mica is also used in the production of heat-resistant materials, including fireplace linings and industrial insulating materials.

3. Lightweight Texture Unlike heavier cosmetic products that can feel thick or cakey on the skin, gold mica powder offers a lightweight, breathable texture. This allows for buildable coverage, meaning users can achieve their desired look without feeling weighed down.