Glitter, Dust, Powder?! Title has all these, but these are all vastly different, so I'm confused. How fine are the particles???
1873211
the glitter is very fine. when you look at the picture of the glitter, you will see what it looks like.
1873212
I have ALL colors. It is a fine glitter that can be used for different things. I do put it on my nails and it looks great!It's not a powder it is a glitter A little like fairy dust.U can also use it on craft projects. I hope this helps I love the sutff!!! Doreen
1873213
The particles are not large, they are fairly fine.. i wouldnt go as far as to say they are as fine as a powder but compared to the CND brand of glitter and additives they are about the same size. I liked this glitter, its beautiful, only downside is you dont get all the colors they show in the picture. Part of the guess work when your ordering from other countries.
316766
There is nowhere near enough glitter to make a mess. The glitter is minimal on the wings. Enough to add a little sparkle- little- but not enough to shed and make a mess.
168091
This one does not have any shimmery or glittery quality at all. I avoid those as well and was grateful to find this one. Good luck!
1973221
I don't think so, there is nothing glittery or shimmery about this dust. It looks like ashes. I would look for disco dust for your lemonade
1095708
I believe they are. I put mineral pigment makeup in them, which is basically loose powder, and I haven't had any spillage. It would depend on how much liquid you would want to put in though, because I don't think it would hold that much.
1466997
The matte has a flat look and the satin has a little bit of a sparkley glow.Not like glitter. I like the semi-matte the best and I've been using cornsilk for a long time. The best face powder,love it.
1449687
The have a few flakes of glitter inside the rubber......if you really want some bling add some beads.
1593458
Probably not. Honestly, this stuff is JUNK. It's like a gray powder. IMO, it kinda looks like mold once it settles into frosting and gets wet. Maybe I just got a bad one, but if you want sparkle, go with real Disco Dust. That stuff is amazing! I wanted more and bought this because it was Prime eligible and would be here in time where real Disco Dust was not. This was a total waste of money. Disco Dust is tops. Hope that helps! :)
404160
It is a heavy powder- will make a bit of a cloud....but once you have thrown it you will have this intense powder pigment around...clean up may be a nightmare.
672432
On regular or fine it works fine, however, I have never tried with a very course glitter. If the coverage is not enough you could always add some additional glitter with some liquid glue. I always use a spray sealer on the glitter after the glue dries. Good Luck.
2203342
Hi, Mike,I did not experience this type of dust upon receiving the box.I received it very well preserved in its clear plastic box.TVL.
1994842
Not sure what you meanby do not drop a lot of glitter powder? but if you are asking if glitter gets all over the place I would say No!
271280
I didn't notice any glitter, if there is glitter it is in a container. This was present for 4 year old granddaughter, she took it all apart - no glitter.
1086593
I'm not sure if it's non-toxic and/or lead-free. And if you use glue and then put sparkle over the glue, it won't lose shine. But if you put clear glue over the shine, it will slightly dull it, but not a lot. I used this glitter for a resin project where I needed to add glitter to the back for a background so you could see it from the front. I used about 5 coats of acrylic gloss varnish and it still has a nice sparkle from the back (even though the project wasn't intended to be seen from the back). I love these glitters (although I don't really have any cheap glitters to compare them to).
914138
These are meant to filter extremely small solid particles. Key word: "solid". Pollens, pet dander, micro-dust, etc.. For most hazardous fine vapors (i.e. gases) and potentially-hazardous liquid materials that are sometimes used/applied as "mists" (lacquer paints and insecticides are two of many examples), you would want to use filters made of a different (finer, tighter?) mesh material.
1266226
There is no dust. They are ceramic beads. We have two cats and they took to them from day one.
1580183
It is a powder. You fill the duster about 2/3 full of it and puff it out through the metal tube. I think it is much better than a liquid.