Cosmetic Grade Black Biodegradable Hair Face Body Glitter For Makeup

iSuoChem® black biodegradable glitter powder is designed for decorative makeup applications on the face, body and hair. Available in different biodegradable material options, including regenerated cellulose, PLA and plant fibers, this cosmetic glitter offers a sparkling finish for beauty products and creative applications. It can also be considered for crafts, festival decorations, soaps, wax melts, candles, inks and paints. Contact iSuoChem for product specifications, samples and bulk supply.

Product Information – BOF1000 Black Biodegradable Glitter Powder

Product Name: Biodegradable Glitter Powder

Product Grade: BOF1000

Color: Black

Appearance: Solid Powder

Packaging: 25 kg/bag

Product Detail of BOF1000 Black Glitter Powder

Chemical Composition of BOF1000 Black Biodegradable Glitter

Physical and Chemical Properties of BOF1000 Glitter Powder

Features of BOF1000 Biodegradable Glitter Powder

• PLA-Based Biodegradable Film
• PET-Like Glitter Appearance
• Non-Water-Soluble Material
• Odorless Material
• Stable Under Recommended Storage Conditions

Available Particle Sizes and Thicknesses of Black Biodegradable Glitter

Recommended Applications for Black Biodegradable Cosmetic Glitter

Cosmetic & Makeup Products	Black biodegradable glitter powder adds a distinctive sparkling effect to decorative makeup for the face, body and hair. It is an option for brands looking for biodegradable makeup glitter, biodegradable body glitter or biodegradable hair glitter. Suitability for specific cosmetic uses should be confirmed before application.
Arts, Crafts & Festival Decorations	Black biodegradable glitter powder brings a bold, sparkling finish to arts and crafts, festival decorations and creative DIY projects. Its dark reflective appearance makes it suitable for decorative designs, embellishments and themed creations.
Soap, Wax Melts & Candles	Black biodegradable glitter powder can add a decorative shimmer to soaps, wax melts and candles, helping create distinctive finishes for handmade and decorative products. Compatibility with the base material and intended processing conditions should be evaluated before use.
Inks & Paints	Black biodegradable glitter powder can introduce a sparkling visual effect into selected ink and paint applications. It offers a decorative option for printed designs and coated surfaces where a dark, glittering finish is desired, subject to formulation compatibility.

Packaging of BOF1000 Black Glitter Powder

BOF1000 black biodegradable glitter powder is supplied in 25 kg bags, providing a bulk packaging option for commercial buyers. If you are sourcing black biodegradable glitter powder for makeup or other decorative applications, contact iSuoChem to confirm packaging details and discuss your order requirements.

iSuoChem® Plant-Based Biodegradable Glitter vs. PLA Glitter

iSuoChem® recycled fiber biodegradable glitter offers an alternative to PLA glitter, with less restrictive biodegradation conditions and potentially faster decomposition under suitable conditions. Unlike plastic-based glitter, it is made from recycled fibers without plastic, providing an alternative for buyers seeking more sustainable decorative materials. When burned, the material behaves more like paper, leaving a soft, delicate residue rather than the appearance of conventional plastic glitter.

How Should Glitter Samples Be Evaluated Before Production?

A sample approval process helps buyers identify potential formulation and appearance issues before committing to bulk production. Test a representative glitter sample in the intended base material, using production-relevant mixing, application and curing conditions. Assess compatibility, dispersion, color stability and the finished appearance. For flake-based effect glitter, also check whether the processing method preserves particle integrity and the intended visual effect. Research on coating formulations shows that the binder system, pigment distribution and flake orientation can influence the appearance and performance of the finished product, making it important to evaluate glitter as part of the complete system rather than in isolation.[1]

Where relevant, include heat, UV or weathering checks that reflect the intended processing and service conditions. Compare the processed sample with an approved reference under consistent lighting, and record key formulation and process settings so the assessment can be repeated. Accelerated weathering tests can help evaluate stability, but their results should not automatically be treated as exact predictions of real-world service life.[2]

For cosmetic or other regulated applications, verify that the product documentation and intended use meet the applicable requirements in the target market. Clear sample-approval criteria and retained reference samples help buyers and suppliers align expectations before confirming a production order.

FAQ

1. who are we?

We are based in Anhui, China, start from 2011,sell to Eastern Europe(50.63%),Southeast Asia(41.77%),South Asia(5.06%), North America(1.27%),South America(1.27%). There are total about 11-50 people in our office.

2. How can we guarantee quality?

Always a pre-production sample before mass production;

Always final Inspection before shipment;

3. What services can we provide?

Accepted Delivery Terms: FOB,CFR,CIF,EXW,FAS,CIP,FCA,CPT,DEQ,DDP,DDU,Express Delivery,DAF,DES;

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References

[1] Erznožnik, H., Razboršek, T., & Klanjšek Gunde, M. (2016). Characterization of orange pigments in decorative outdoor coatings and their weather fastness. Progress in Organic Coatings.

[2] Oehler, H., et al. (2025). Site-specific weathering of coatings: II. Comparison of natural weathering and accelerated protocols for Central Europe and Florida. Journal of Coatings Technology and Research.