The famous Golden Buddha was discovered in 1957, when a group of monks were moving their monastery in Thailand.
They observed a large crack in what they believed to be a clay Buddha.
Further inspection of this crack revealed that the Buddha was, in fact, solid gold. Historians believe that it had been covered in clay hundreds of years earlier to protect it from an attack by the Burmese army.
It is, without a doubt, a treasure, and we are very happy to be able to offer you this magnificent gold. It is simply exquisite; reminiscent of gold jewelry found in Thailand.
Whatever medium you choose: soap, resin, makeup, etc., the Golden Buddha mica will not disappoint you.
specs
| Golden Buddha |
Data Sheets: 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 |
| FDA-Permitted for Bath Bombs Use |
Yes |
| Particle Size |
10–60 μm |
| Usage Rate CP Soap |
2 tsp per lb of oils |
| Usage Rate MP Soap |
½ tsp lb of MP base |
| Ingredients |
Mica (CI 77019), titanium dioxide (CI 77891), iron oxide (CI 77492) tin oxide (CI 77861) |
Additional notes
Usage amounts may vary to lighten or darken the tone. The indicated amounts create brilliant colors without colored foam.
The white base of Melt & Pour (Glycerin) will always create a pastel form of the color due to the titanium dioxide in the base.
For use in bath bombs or other bath products (water applications), we recommend using Polysorbate 80 in a ratio of approximately 2% of the total weight of the batch (dry and wet ingredients). This should allow the color to disperse evenly and remove mica that floats to the surface of the water or leaves a ring of color around the tub.
For specific information on mica that is not available on this page, please refer to the supplied data sheets.
Larger sizes are available. Email info@mommyssoaps.com for pricing and information.
