Applying Mica Powder Directly onto Spray Painted Cup with Makeup Brush -- Craft Haven Project 7

Waaay back, I opened a craft box from Craft Haven, and based on the projects in that box, I listed eight different ideas for future videos then asked viewers to vote (here is that video:    • Craft Haven Craft Box #1 Unboxing - VOTE o...   ). One of the most popular was project #7: using a fluffy makeup brush to apply mica powder directly onto a just-spray-painted tumbler. So here -- at long last -- is that particular video. I tried this once already and failed (here's that video:    • ALE Tiny Tipsy Tumbler Mystery Box Project...   ), so this time, I decided to wait a few minutes after spray painting, until the paint was tacky but not really wet, and the results came out MUCH better. The spray paint gods still laughed at me...

Inspiration video from Everything Tumbler Tutorials:    • MICA POWDER Hack With Spray Paint and Epox...  

Check out some of the items I've made, listed in my Etsy store:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/LuxindaSwirl

Materials used in this video*:
KS Liquid Stone Resin: http://bit.ly/2N4JX3i (Coupon Code "LuxSwirl" for 5% discount)
Super Sparkle Rose Gold mica powder: https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com...
Makeup brush (any dollar store or beauty aisle)
Rustoleum 2X Black Matte spray paint: https://amzn.to/3f62JGf
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I love Swirls! Mostly swirls of color, but really any swirls at all - I think they add a beauty and grace to everything. So after I started making soap a few years ago, and needing some sort of biz name that didn't sound like everyone else's version of suds-r-us, I decided on Luxinda Swirl. Luxinda is a twist on my real name, and I quickly started putting swirls of color in all of my handmade soaps.

Now I'm branching out a bit, and I want to keep adding swirls to everything I do!