Mica Mining and Processing: Mica is extracted from mines and processed to remove impurities. The mica is then finely ground to achieve the desired particle size.

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2. Characteristics of Mica

Mica powder is derived from a naturally occurring mineral that is ground into a fine powder. It is a non-toxic, lightweight material known for its shimmering, iridescent qualities. Color shift mica powder specifically is designed to exhibit a stunning range of colors when viewed from different angles. This effect is achieved through a combination of the natural mineral makeup and special processing techniques that enhance its optical properties.

Production Process