Playing with Fire (Holographic Tinsel Glitter)

Turn up the heat with Playing With Fire, a fiery Holographic Tinsel Glitter from Freedom Glitter that's guaranteed to set your creativity ablaze!

This stunning glitter features a bold, vibrant fire-engine red base with dazzling holographic reflections that shimmer in shades of ruby red, orange, gold, and flashes of rainbow brilliance. Every tiny strand catches the light, creating an intense, fiery sparkle that makes your creations impossible to ignore!

Unlike traditional hex-cut glitter, Playing With Fire features thin, elongated tinsel strands that add incredible texture, dimension, and a unique shimmering effect to your projects. Its rich red color and brilliant holographic finish make it the perfect choice for anyone who loves bold colors and show-stopping sparkle!

Whether you're creating glamorous tumblers, festive ornaments, resin art, statement accessories, Valentine's Day gifts, or colorful crafts, Playing With Fire is ready to bring the heat to every creation!

For a perfectly coordinated look, pair Playing With Fire with Candy Apple, Isn't She Lovely, Wild Cherry, Love is Blind, and Love at First Sight! These gorgeous matching glitters are perfect for layering, blending, and combining different textures to create stunning red designs with incredible depth and sparkle.

🔥❤️ Because a little sparkle is fun... but Playing With Fire takes it to a whole new level! ❤️🔥

🪄 Details

• Type: Holographic Tinsel

• Size: Tinsel (Thin, Elongated Strands)

• Color: Fiery Red with Ruby, Orange, Gold & Rainbow Holographic Reflections

• Weight: 2oz by weight (not by volume)

• Heat Resistance: Up to 400°F

• Matches: Candy Apple, Isn't She Lovely, Wild Cherry, Love is Blind & Love at First Sight

• Perfect For: Tumblers, Crafts, Resin, Ornaments, Accessories, Personalized Gifts & More!

All Freedom Glitters are cosmetic grade, solvent-resistant and packaged by weight.

Note: Actual glitter colors may vary slightly due to lighting, screen settings, and individual display differences. Holographic reflections may appear differently depending on lighting and viewing angle.