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I received the JZ Brain Electric Spray Gun, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson.
I wanted to review it to help with small, diy projects around the house, such as a small, hexagon table, in the living room. The table is a solid wood, which has become stained over the years with marker, paint stains, crayon, and other stuff, I can't easily clean off.
The sprayer comes with a manual, additional heads in different sizes, a viscosity measuring cup, a wrench, and a head cleaner. The sprayer has a built in regulator and has three spray patterns.
The manual was helpful because I didn't realize you needed to use thinner to help the paint, spray better. The manual taught me about how to use thinner with paint before adding the paint to the sprayer. I have paint and was going to pour it straight in the sprayer. Glad I did not.
The paint holder is easy to remove. The nozzles are easy to remove as well.
You can purchase the sprayer, on Amazon, using the link above. The sprayer is prime-eligible.
Welcome to Perfect Chaos. My name is Stacie D. Wyatt. I am a published poet and writer. I review books and products. I also host giveaways. I also have two kids: 21 years old and a 10 year old. My oldest is Autistic/ADHD and my youngest is global developmentally delayed with autism, adhd, seizures, sleep apnea, and more. I enjoy writing about the ups and downs of parenting two differently-abled children.
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Monday, September 3, 2018
Evol Concepts Mica Powder Review (Tomoson)
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I received Evol Concepts Mica Powder, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson.The set comes with 20 colors, ranging from blues, greys, purples, yellows, greens, golds, and greys. I also loved the black.
The powders can be used in many applications such as candles, nail art, slime, make-up, scrubs, butters, whatever you can think of. The powders are non-toxic and safe for every day use.
I wanted to try the powders because I had used liquid candle colors before but the liquid dried out quick. The liquid, I had, was also super thick and slow to come out of the bottle. I liked the easy application and use of the mica powders. The powders came in a small, white, box with each color in a baggie.
My niece and I used the colors in body butters, candles, and scrubs. It was fun mixing the different colors to see what new colors, we could create. The powders can get messy if you pour out too much at a time. I use a spoon to scoop out a little at a time. The colors did not stain the counters, stove, or my (or niece's) skin.
I can't wait to see what other applications, I can use the mica powders in. I have a small collection of glass jars for candles. I wonder if the mica powders can be used as a paint or tint to help decorate the jars.
You can purchase the powders, using the link above. The powders are prime-eligible.
I received Evol Concepts Mica Powder, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson.The set comes with 20 colors, ranging from blues, greys, purples, yellows, greens, golds, and greys. I also loved the black.
The powders can be used in many applications such as candles, nail art, slime, make-up, scrubs, butters, whatever you can think of. The powders are non-toxic and safe for every day use.
I wanted to try the powders because I had used liquid candle colors before but the liquid dried out quick. The liquid, I had, was also super thick and slow to come out of the bottle. I liked the easy application and use of the mica powders. The powders came in a small, white, box with each color in a baggie.
My niece and I used the colors in body butters, candles, and scrubs. It was fun mixing the different colors to see what new colors, we could create. The powders can get messy if you pour out too much at a time. I use a spoon to scoop out a little at a time. The colors did not stain the counters, stove, or my (or niece's) skin.
I can't wait to see what other applications, I can use the mica powders in. I have a small collection of glass jars for candles. I wonder if the mica powders can be used as a paint or tint to help decorate the jars.
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| Candle Wax |
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| Black Candle Wax with Lavender |
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| Rose Violet Gold Tea Scrub |
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| Candles, Scrub, and Body Butter |
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| Bluish Body Butter |
You can purchase the powders, using the link above. The powders are prime-eligible.
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