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EcoStardust Astrid Biodegradable Glitter Shine Range
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Description
EcoStardust Astrid Biodegradable Glitter Blend.
The name Astrid is of Norse origin, meaning 'divinely beautiful', which this blend certainly is. A mix of deep blue with brighter blue and sparkly gold, make this the perfect dreamy blue blend.
A mix of Ultra Chunky Blue, Super Chunky Blue Lagoon, Chunky Silver and Gold.
Details
- Biodegradable in natural environments
- Made from sustainably farmed non-GMO plant cellulose
- Vegan
- Not tested on animals
- 92% Plastic free
Available in Tins (6 and 25 Grams), 50g or 100g bags (or even a 1g sample bag!) - all our grip seal bags are biodegradable (just look out for the green line!) These can be put out with your normal rubbish.
Details
Size - Mixed (More details on glitter grain sizes can be found here.)
Shape - Hex
Check out our FAQs and About page to find out more.
All EcoStardust glitter has been approved safe for cosmetics by EC Regulation 1223/2009 and FDA Title 21 CFR. We recommend that customers use caution when using any glitters near their eyes. Although not specifically specified within any cosmetic regulations, the cosmetic industry applies a self-imposed limit of maximum 150 microns (006 size) to cosmetic particles used around the eyes. Our Ultra Fine Glitter is .004 size and our Fine Glitter is .006 size.
NOTICE: Some glitters containing Blue Lagoon can leave a light blue colour on the skin after removal. This does not last very long and normally disappears after a few hours. It is the same as Pro Face paints where any blue colours can linger a little longer on the skin.
All of our glitter do not contain any of the following common food allergens; eggs, peanuts, milk, sesame seeds, fish, soybeans, mustard, lupin, mollusc, crustaceans, sulphur dioxide, celery, cereals, nuts.
