Introducing New Series : Doing Oxichalk; Orange Part 1 New Texture Silky Soft and Crunchy

I am very happy to introduce you to a new series. Why didn't I do this series until now? Because I didn't have enough gym chalk powder.
In this series, you will see how oxichalk is made and we all enjoy it together. I create a new texture by blending the crunchy sound of Gymchalk with the softness and high pigments of iron oxide blocks.

What is the difference between Oxichalk and others?
As you know, in terms of texture, frankly, nothing can surpass iron oxide. This soft and silky touch feeling is beyond perfect. Nothing can beat the sound of Gymchalk. Thus, when I mix the two textures, I get a completely different texture with the gym chalk sound in the texture of iron oxide and this is perfect for me.( a confess ; this video was one of the besties I have crushed now days in terms of feeling in my hands)

What is gym chalk?
The main purpose of gym chalk used by athletes is to prevent the palms from sweating and thus prevent the hands from slipping. Its basic ingredient is magnesium carbonate.

What is Iron Oxide Chalk?
It is a block form of artificial pigments that I discovered by myself through experimentation.

What is Oxichalk?
It consists of a mixture of my own formula; iron oxide texture and gymchalk.

Gym chalk
Soft Gymchalk
Dyed Gymchalk
Reformed Gymchalk
Dusty Gymchalk
Colourful Gymchalk
Iron oxide
Pigments
Colours
Oxichalk