The Uncharted Colors™ were created and thoroughly tested by the in-house team of colorists at Mad Micas Laboratories.
They are only available at Mad Micas and authorized dealers.
Uncharted Colors presenta:
Uncharted Colors
HELIOTROPE PURPLE MICA
In 1771, Joseph de Jussieu, the naturalist who introduced one of the most popular colors and fragrances of the day to Europe, disappeared into his home for the last time. He would publish nothing and go nowhere until his death eight years later, in 1779.
Jussieu, a French physician and avid botanist, traveled in 1735 with a scientific expedition to Peru; his training and interests allowed him to perform both the functions of doctor and naturalist. During his stay in the Peruvian Andes, Jussieu discovered a beautiful and aromatic plant whose flowers turned towards the sun as the day progressed: the heliotrope, from the Greek words "helios" (sun) and "trepein" (to turn).
Jussieu introduced the heliotrope to Europe in 1751, where it quickly became immensely popular. Still in Peru for lack of money, his job as a doctor, and his compulsion to explore, however, Jussieu would not return to his country until 20 years after the heliotrope arrived on the continent.
In 1771, when he finally returned to France, he learned that most of his discoveries had been lost at sea or stolen. His scientific documents, left in Lima for safety, were destroyed when his custodian died. Jussieu's mental state, already exhausted from his years in South America, deteriorated drastically, culminating in a deep depression and self-imposed exile.
However, her contribution to fashion and fragrance would continue to grow, bringing a magical and profound fragrance to gardens around the world (many describe it as smelling like cherry pie).
Inspired by these complex yet delicate flowers, our new Uncharted Color will help guide any project into the sunshine.
Specifications
Heliotrope
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SDS WITH THE
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Product Type
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Mica |
FDA-Permitted for External Use |
Yes |
FDA-Permitted for Eye Area Use |
Yes |
FDA-Permitted for General (Including Lips) Use |
Yes
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FDA-Permitted for Bath Bombs Use |
Yes
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Particle Size |
10–60 μm |
Usage Rate CP Soap |
1½-2 tsp per lb of oils OR 2-3 g per pound of batter |
Usage Rate MP Soap |
½ tsp lb of MP base |
Ingredients |
Mica (CI 77019), titanium dioxide (CI 77891), manganese violet (CI 77742), tin oxide (CI 77861), iron oxide (CI 77492) |
Additional notes
Doses can be varied to lighten or darken the tone. The amounts indicated create brilliant colors without colored foam.
The white MP base will always create a pastel form of the color due to the titanium dioxide in the base.
For specific mica information not available on this page, please refer to the supplied data sheets.
We have larger sizes available (upon request).
Email info@mommyssoaps.com for pricing and information.