Blue Starlite ecoGlimmer
Drench yourself in the soft blue colors of the evening sky.
Blue StarLite is a dreamy mix of fine blue and aqua with a sprinkle of silver zodiac stars! So grab a handful of stardust and sparkle yourself up.
You'll be the super nova of the party!
It is biodegradable and safe for you with minimal environmental impact!
Use with un-petroleum jelly, moisturizer, aloe vera or hair gel wherever you need a bit of sparkle! It easily rinses off with water.
Product Information:
Vegan Friendly.
Biodegradable & Compostable.
GMO Free.
Available in:
-stackable mini (holds approx. 2 - 3gr.)
-3 gram refillable/recyclable glass jar with recyclable aluminum lid
-5 gram refillable/recyclable glass jar with recyclable aluminum lid
-10 gram bio-bag refill
-Sample in bio-bag
All weights are approximate.
Ingredients: cellulose, microcrystalline cellulose, zea mays (corn starch), glycerin, aqua, polyvinyl acetate, acrylates crosspolymer, aluminum.
Important Note: EcoGlimmer contains no harmful chemicals, and contains ingredients either approved for cosmetic use on skin & hair, or already broadly and safely used in cosmetics or food. While currently no glitter on the market is 100% biodegradable, EcoGlimmer is committed to being an earth-friendly choice, with primary ingredients sourced from renewable resources such as corn and eucalyptus. The biodegrading speed depends upon local environmental factors such as heat, moisture and concentration of microbes. For more information, please email us at ecoglimmer@gmail.com.
As with any cosmetic, please patch test our products before your event. You’ll want to perfect your glittering technique, and ensure compatibility with your un-petroleum jelly/aloe vera/hair gel and, of course, your body! Take care not to get it into your eyes (use around or near the eyes is not FDA-approved). If you accidentally get in eyes, flush with water and use eye drops to completely remove glitter to avoid irritation.
Note: Colors in photos above may vary slightly from actual product. Glitter is notoriously difficult to photograph and we have done our very best to take the most accurate photos possible.