Traditional plastic products often leave an impression of being cheap due to the inherent properties of the material. However, the incorporation of chameleon pearlescent pigments significantly enhances the aesthetic value of the product and gives users unprecedented visual enjoyment.

This move not only beautifies the appearance of the product, but also increases the value of the product. Faced with the challenge of highly homogeneous products in the current market, the ultimate product differentiation strategy has undoubtedly opened up a new path. Incorporating innovative elements into original products can effectively stimulate consumers' curiosity and freshness, and bring them a unique shopping experience.

Just like the "fickle" arboreal reptile chameleon, it is a "master of camouflage" in nature. It does not change color by pigment cells, but by adjusting the nanocrystals on the skin surface and changing the refraction of light.

Through production process control, various oxides with different refractive indexes are alternately coated on the mica substrate, and the coating thickness of each oxide is designed. The light is reflected and refracted by the multi-layer film, thereby achieving the special effects of different colors at different angles of the Chameleon series pearlescent pigments.

There are three types of base materials used, namely silica, optimized natural mica, and glass. The range of pigments includes iron chameleon and titanium chameleon.