Those who use makeup frequently, whether for daily personal use or in theatrical endeavours, are probably familiar with rainbow color glitter as an agent that enhances skin in a creative, luminescent, colourful way. In daily use, glitter powder is in a lot of the makeup people use. The content can actually be a glitter made up of various particles including ground minerals. It's important to choose makeup with powder and other ingredients that are non-toxic and as non-abrasive as possible to your skin and eyes. This type of powder can be used as a subtle enhancement in daily makeup use or as an elaborate facial design exaggerated for visibility from the farthest seats back in a theatre or auditorium.
 
It's amazing to realize how many other products glitter powder is used in besides makeup. Powders and their shiny metallic and glittery sheens can be found in bathing products, nail polish, and body lotions and potions.You will also notice a lot of glitter powder in use every Halloween when people dress up and use glitter hair spray to change the look of their hair dramatically. Powders are also frequently used in items they can be simply mixed with for added effect, like candles. Artists are also familiar with the variety of paints and supplies they can get that contain glitter.