GL-139
Lucky 13 Lilac Biodegradeable Glitter Mix
Lucky 13 Lilac is a dreamy mix of lilac and pink glitters ✨maybe✨ inspired by one of the latest Swiftie theories: that Taylor Swift's mysterious 13th album might be lilac. Taylor has serving several lilac and pink looks over the summer, and, naturally, Swifties have been doing what Swifties do best—connecting the dots. Is it an Easter egg? A color palette? A coincidence? We have absolutely no idea. But if you're going to clown, you might as well do it with glitter. 💜💗
Whether you're manifesting TS13, celebrating your favorite Taylor era, or simply obsessed with a gorgeous pink-and-lilac color combination, Lukcy 13 Lilac will add sparkle to your makeup looks, soaps, crafts, and other glittery projects. And, if Taylor does announce a lilac album soon? Well . . . we were here first. 😉
Color: Metallic medium purple, pearlized orchid pink, metallic holographic pink, rose pink metallic holographic, rose metallic pink
Size: 1/8"/0.125"/3mm/3125 microns, 1/128"/0.008"/0.2mm/200 microns, 1/24"/0.040"/1mm/1000 microns
Type: Cellulose/Glycerine, Biodegradablelactide/Shellac/Aluminum
Ingredients, glitter #1: Cellulose (69%), glycerin (20%), water (5%), shellac (3.5%), aluminum (2%), pigment (.5%)
Ingredients, glitter #2: Cellulose (75%), glycerin (9%), water (7%), degradable polyurethanes (8.48%), pigment (.5%), aluminum (.02%)
Produced from eco-friendly film derived from sustainable natural resources, this glitter is as follows:
- Child-Safe
- Non-Toxic
- Cruelty Free and Vegan
- Fade-Resistant
- Skin-Safe
- Multi-Purpose
Please note: Not recommended for use with solvent-based products as they affect the properties of biodegradable glitter. When using biodegradable glitter to decorate soap, avoid excessive use of isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol.
This glitter is considered to be cosmetic-grade, which means that the FDA has certified that the pigments/ingredients used in this glitter are safe for skin. This color is also considered eye safe. The cosmetic-grade information given here is based on the FDA's list of color additives permitted for use in cosmetics (which changes regularly). Customers are responsible for proper usage in his/her particular application. Putting anything (FDA-approved or not) near the eyelids can result in eye irritation. We are not responsible for unsafe or improper usage—but we support every individual's love of glitter!