Pearl Pigments For Slime
Colorshift, pearl and flake effects that slime makers have shown off on our blog.
What Works Best
Taken from the slime projects on our blog.
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Super Colorshift Pearls
Slime makers on our blog have used super colorshift pearls.
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Colorshift With Subtleshift
One slime project on our blog combined a colorshift pearl with a subtleshift pearl.
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Diamond Pearls With Holographic Microflake
Another slime project paired a Diamond pearl with holographic microflake.
How Much To Use
Start with a small amount, mix well, and add more until you like the effect.
Start with a small amount, mix well, and add more until you like the effect.
We do not publish a set amount for slime. Slime bases vary, so test a small batch first.
Slime Questions
These are dry pigment powders. Check your slime base maker's guidance, and your local regulations before using any pigment in products for sale.
How much pigment do I add to slime?
We do not publish a set amount for slime. Start with a small amount, mix well, and add more until you like the effect.
Can I mix more than one pearl?
Yes. Slime makers on our blog have combined a colorshift pearl with a subtleshift pearl, and a Diamond pearl with holographic microflake.
Which pearl should I start with?
If you are not sure, start with a variety pack or build your own sample pack. You can test several pearls in your own project before you buy a bigger size.
What sizes do the pigments come in?
Most pearls come in 5 gram and 25 gram sizes, and some colors also come in smaller sample sizes. Sizes vary by color, so check the size options on each product page.
Pick Your Slime Colors
Build your own sample pack, or start with a variety pack and test them in a small batch.


