Iridescent Glitter Flakes for Resin — Stars, Circles, Hearts & Letters

Name: Iridescent Glitter Flakes for Resin — Stars, Circles, Hearts & Letters
Brand: My Crafty Corner
SKU: 14:29#6MXRYC
Price: 9.12 USD
Availability: InStock

A mixed assortment of iridescent flat glitter flakes in a variety of shapes — stars, circles, hearts, and alphabet letters. Each flake has a holographic shimmer that catches light from multiple angles, adding depth and sparkle to resin pours, nail art, and surface decoration. Sprinkle directly into uncured resin or layer between resin coats for a dimensional effect.

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Shapes Included

Stars — 5-point star silhouettes in iridescent finish
Circles — round dot flakes in iridescent finish
Hearts — heart-shaped flakes in iridescent finish
Letters — alphabet letter flakes in iridescent finish, mixed randomly

Details

Finish: iridescent / holographic — shifts color in light
Flat glitter flake format — lies flat in resin for a clean embedded look
Compatible with UV resin and two-part epoxy resin
Also suitable for nail art, slime, card making, and scrapbooking
Shapes mixed randomly per pack

How to Use

Pour a base layer of resin into your mold, sprinkle flakes over the surface or drop in individually, then seal with a top layer and cure. For surface decoration, apply over a tacky gel top coat or mix into clear nail gel before curing under UV.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the iridescent finish stay shiny after being encased in resin?
Yes — the holographic finish is preserved when sealed in resin. The shimmer remains visible through clear or lightly tinted resin.

Can I request specific shapes or letters?
No — shapes and letters are mixed randomly per pack. Each pack will contain a variety of all four shape types.

Are these safe for nail art?
Yes, these flakes are suitable for use with nail gel and UV nail polish. Apply over a base coat and seal with a top coat or gel layer.

Will they sink to the bottom of a deep pour?
Flakes are lightweight and may settle slightly. For best results, mix them into a thicker resin, pour in thin layers, or add them after a partial cure when the resin has thickened.