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Neutral and nudes suffice during the work week with the regular duty calls. But as the weekend rolls in, it’s time for letting the hair down, add a little colour and shine to the look, and what does it better than glitter!  Cosmetic glitter  has been an inseparable part of make-up and glamour, and in this blog we will explore the world of sparkles, delving into queries like how it is different from regular glitter and the variety that it offers. Cosmetic Glitter & Craft Glitter Differences Cosmetic glitter   and craft glitter vary in their make, composition and manufacturing process, making the latter unsuitable for the skin. The first point of difference is the quality of the plastic that is used for making both varieties. Cosmetic glitter is made from FDA approved biodegradable high-grade plastic and dye so that it does not have an adverse effect on the skin.  On the other hand, craft glitter is made from metal and glass, then poly-coated with lesser ...

There are different types of glitters available in the market that are used for diverse applications. Some of the common types of glitters that are highly in demand are cosmetic  glitter pigment , craft glitters, holographic glitters, iridescent glitters and others. Even though they are different from one another, there is a common process of making these glitters, and the professional firms are adopting these measures to make the most efficient glitter to meet the diverse applications. In this blog, you will know about some of the details that would explain to you the way these glitters are made.  What Are The Materials Used for the Making of Glitters? Firstly, the production of glitters requires selection of ideal films. The  craft glitter in UK  is made up of PVC film whereas the polyester glitters use PET films. The  iridescent glitter  requires a mutual blend of acrylic and PET film for production.  Similarly, the metallic glitters are m...

Most people are well acquainted with glitter and its variety of uses. We got introduced to these shiny colorful dust-like particles as early as pre-school when we would use glitter in a myriad of ways to jazz up our arts and crafts. Then we grew up and found a new use for glitter, in our make-up, for nails and the eyes, making them shine and helping us stand out in masses of festival crowds. So, there are the two most common varieties of glitter that are popularly used, one for art and another for make-up. But, is the  cosmetic glitter  the same as the craft glitter? What makes one different from the other? Well, that’s what we will explain in detail in this blog. Craft Glitter vs Cosmetic Glitter Glitters are available in all kinds of cuts, shapes, effects, colors, and materials. Their range varies from prismatic, iridescent to neon, holographic and even with glow in the dark effects. All these factors contribute to the glitters’ shiny and shimmery effect. The particl...