Hey guys, we're
Evan and Katelyn. Today we're gonna be
mixing all of our pigments and all of our glitters
into one super pigment. At least I hope it's super. I hope it's not just brown. (Evan snickers) No laugh? Oh. (Evan and Katelyn laugh) I knew you were
gonna say it already. I'm sorry. The mixing all of my
blank together trend is something that was pretty
popular a couple years ago, especially in the
makeup community. But what about the
rEsIn cOmMuNiTy? So, we're gonna do that. Just a few years
late for the trend. ♪ Science Adjacent
with Evan and Katelyn ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪ ♪ (Katelyn singing badly) ♪ Ready? Ready. So, we were inspired
by Safiya Nygaard. SAFIYA: Just talking to myself while scraping away
at some eyeshadows. And Simply Nailogical. [Simply Nailogical] All right. Now we movin' on to holo powder. Who have done things like
this with all sorts of makeup and nail stuff. And long time viewers
of our channel might know that we have a bit
of an obsession with resin. It's resin time. ♪ Resin Time, Resin Time ♪ ♪ Do-do-do-do Resin Time ♪ KATELYN: Resin! ♪ ReEEEeeesiiinnnnn ♪ And the main thing we
use to color our resin are all of these pigments. So, the plan, of
course, is to mix all 81 of our pigments
and glitters together, but because we are just curious about what it would look like, while we are adding everything
to the big Everything Mix we're also going to be doing a little side mixture
of each category. So, that's going to be
eight color categories and a few special pigments. EVAN: All of our
duo chrome colors, which shift between two colors our interference pigments,
which are mainly white, but they have some
iridescent colored undertones and then, of course, all
of our glitters and holo. And then I also get to justify that digital microscope
I bought a while ago and we are going to look at
things at a 120 times scale. And when we are done making
all of our various mixins we shall, of course,
mix them into resin, cure it and see how it looks. But I think first, since we are in
our science robes and we are science people, we have to start
with a hypothesis. KATELYN: Yeah. I mean judging by the
colors that we have here, my guess is we're gonna end up with something in
the purple family, because we have a lot of
blues, pinkish reds and purples and a lot whites. So, it might be kind
of on the light side. What do you think? You're too good. I'm like looking at this, I think it's going to be like an extra glittery,
crazy, duo-toned purple. I think you're right. BOTH: Yeah. Or it could be brown. Please, don't let it be brown. (Katelyn laughs) EVAN: Okay. Okay.
Everything is categorized. We have cameras in place. We have our little
tiny containers. Are you ready to start? I'm ready to science this up! ♪ Ready for science ♪ ♪ It's Science Time ♪ (Katelyn laughs) I'm sorry. We do a lot of songs
here on Evan and Katelyn. That being the worst one. Science Adjacent is over. Science Adjacent is gone? ♪ Science Time ♪ Okay, I'm sorry. We can't be starting this
already on such a goofy note. Are you ready? Ready. Can we start with something
super exciting, like duo chrome? KATELYN: I'm down. So, we have these
tiny little spoons. Do you want to try to
do like a half scoop? Or like, what're you thinking? 'Cause we are gonna want-- Let's just do it by
intuition and feel. Okay, but I want it
to be like scientific. I want about equal
amounts in the Everything. EVAN: Full scoop here. Half scoop. KATELYN: Into the
Everything, yeah. (Evan laughs) So, this is our
pink-gold duo chrome. Du-chrome. Now, a red-blue duo chrome. EVAN: It's like a brown-blue. Violet-Brass. I think the only one
we haven't done is... Oh, red-blue. It's the same one. We have a double, okay. We're done! We're done.
Wow! KATELYN: With the Duo Chrome. EVAN: Oh my gosh. That's looking so
beautiful already, Katelyn. KATELYN: I know. EVAN: Go for it. Oooh!
Ohhh! I guess our end is kind of like
a fuschia-brass duo chrome. We need to look at it
under the microscope, to get a full picture. KATELYN: It's really dark. Is that how it looks? What's happening? What? EVAN: I think this
is all the shiny. KATELYN: It's so shiny. EVAN: That's so weird. All right guys, so check it out. Not saturated, but when you
add a white spoon in there, there's the color that
we're looking for. KATELYN: Yeah, it's a
funky white balance system. It's cool looking though.
You get a bit more color. KATELYN: Look at that. You can see that there's
a lot going on in there. And then... What would be fun next?
Gold? A gold? Yeah.
Oh, no! Orange, red, copper! Sure. You're very passionate. Antique copper. EVAN: Unnamed orange. It kind of looks like, you
know, the Antelope Canyon? Oh, yeah. That's what the Everything
is looking like. EVAN: Straight to the shake. (Evan and Katelyn laugh) I mean I can't say it's
not what I expected. EVAN: It looks pretty-- KATELYN: Wow, it's very uniform. EVAN: It looks really
really uniform. They all blended. KATELYN: Okay, onwards! Gold! EVAN: Lots of gold. And kind of like
a generic yellow. KATELYN: And yellows, yeah. (Evan laughs) And thus concludes the golds. KATELYN: Are you
ready for the shake? EVAN: Oh, yeah, baby. I wonder how that bronzy one and how the dark antique gold is gonna affect
the overall color. Wow, it's kinda ugly. EVAN: Dirty gold! KATELYN: Dirty gold! EVAN: Y'all want
some dirty gold? Let's see how it looks
with the microscope. EVAN: Again, very uniform. You do see some like
non-uniformities right there, not that well-mixed
right there, actually. Are you talking crap
about my mix job? EVAN: I'm just relaying what
the microscope is seeing. Yeah, but, right there. What is that? This is the bottom
of the container! Oh, yeah. You're right. (Evan laughs) Okay, another special one. Now, we're gonna do the
interference colors, which they show up a lot
more, the undertones do, when it's on something black, but I think they're still gonna add some interest
to the overall mix. So, interference blue looks like white. Yeah, but here, watch this. KATELYN: Yeah, look at that! EVAN: Blue. KATELYN: Blue! What's up with that?
It's crazy. Interference gold.
Interference green. Interference violet.
Interference Red. KATELYN: Yeah, you
can see the subtle differences between them when
they are next to each other. Okay, shakey shakey time! What do you think
it's gonna look like? This is gonna look like white. Wow. I wanna do a test. Oh, yeah. On your glove. Like what's the most dominant? What? KATELYN: Whoa, it's
like none of it! EVAN: It just
averaged out to white! Weird! I thought it would be more like unicorn rainbow iridescence. ♪ Science is Confusing
with Evan and Katelyn ♪ What? (Katelyn and Evan laugh) I wonder if it will look
different under the microscope. Oh wait, wait, wait! Get that camera. I started rubbing
it away and look! Multiple colors showed up. Red. Green. KATELYN: Woah. EVAN: Other colors. So, it was all white, but
when I spread it out-- KATELYN: Weird. EVAN: I'm just confused. KATELYN: Funky. I can definitely see the red. Wow. KATELYN: Some things in
science are surprising and some things in
science aren't surprising. (Evan snickers) KATELYN: Greens. Spring green. That's spring green? We have two spring greens, okay. (Evan laughs) We're gonna have to edit
my number in the beginning. (Evan laughs loudly) KATELYN: It's fine! EVAN: Can I do
the shakey shakey? Oh, are we done already? EVAN: That's it. Wow. KATELYN: Wow. Yup, pretty much exactly
what we were expecting. Maybe we should just, save this for the more, maybe we'll do on the
Glitter and the Everything. Glitter and Everything
and then I think we're done with the microscope, 'cause like that's
pretty standard. I'm sorry about your quest
to justify your purchase. aAaAhHh so not justifiable. And then I also get to justify that digital microscope
I bought a while ago. Blues. Okay, so starting with sapphire. EVAN: Generic light blue. KATELYN: Blue green. EVAN: Generic blue. Turquoise. KATELYN: True blue! EVAN: That Everything
is looking amazing. KATELYN: I know. It looks like the earth now. Do you want to shakey shake? EVAN: You can shake. We'll alternate. As long as I get to
shakey shake the Glitter. Then I get to shakey
shake the big one. No! KATELYN: Very pretty. EVAN: That's really pretty. KATELYN: Time for purple. Purple is the first word that I taught my little
brother to spell. (Evan snickers) It's not the easiest
word to spell if you think about it. And I think he
just like memorized the sounds of
saying the letters. So I'd go, "How do
you spell purple?" and he'd go, "P-U-R-P-L-E!" "P-U-R-P-L-E!" "P-U-R-P-L-E!" And then I was like,
"You know what?" "I can teach this boy
how to spell turtle." "T-U-R-T-L-E!" (Evan laughs) I was good big sister. Oops, that kinda
spilled a little bit. Get in there. Okay. EVAN: My turn to shakey. KATELYN: I like those moves. Very nice. That's a pretty color. EVAN: That'd be a
great galaxy purple. KATELYN: That's a
great galaxy color. Okay, next. I will start with magenta. EVAN: Generic pink one. KATELYN: Flamingo pink. EVAN: Light pink. KATELYN: Why are
these color powders so dang satisfying looking? So satisfying. This is a fun way to spend time while we are stuck in the house. (Both chuckle) Ohhh.
Nice. EVAN: Saturated. Rich. Shiny. Now, for one of our collections with the least variety. White. The whites. EVAN: Pearl white. KATELYN: Stardust pearl. EVAN: Macro pearl. KATELYN: Micro pearl. Generic white. Generic white. What I fill out on our
census information. (Both laugh) Wow, I get to mix up white. What an honor. ♪ Ba-ba-ba-bow ♪ KATELYN: Oh, it's smokey. Wow! Oh, it's cause of the micros. Ohhh. I think we're good. Oh, it looks nice though. It's pretty. I'm curious to see
what the whites will do to the overall color. Like if we're gonna
notice it at all. Or if it'll just get eaten up. Okay, our last color category. The black and silver. EVAN: Carbon black. KATELYN: Antique silver. Black shimmer. Hi, Ho Silver! EVAN: Away! Away! Shakey, shakey time! Oh, it's much more silver than I was expecting.
Wow! I thought-- I like it. You know with paint how
black will really take over. Black is so much stronger
than other colors, so, you have to be
very sparing with it. I thought it'd be the same, but that's a really
nice gun metal color. EVAN: I like it. KATELYN: Cool. Okay, this isn't
the grand finale, but this might be what
I'm most excited for. Combining all of our glitters. Now, we have a lot of
different types too. We have some pretty fine holo. We have some glitter
Pretty thick chunky boi's. KATELYN: Tinsel. Some duo chrome glitter. Some really thick flakes and then we also
have just cheapest-- Basic. Cheapest craft store glitter. Various levels of quality. I almost wanna get a
before with the microscope. Oh my gosh. That is a party. KATELYN: Wow. EVAN: You can see the
size difference too. The little ones versus
big ones right there. Time to mix. Oh!
Whoa! KATELYN: That's so cool. That's a party! Oh my gosh. Let's do this again. KATELYN: That's amazing looking. EVAN: Oh my gosh. That's crazy. They did kind of unify. KATELYN: They did. More than I was expecting. It's kind of a hot mess, but like also pretty
sweet looking. Okay. That completes the mixture. KATELYN: Time to shakey
shakey on our big mix. You dibs-ed it, baby. Let's do it.
It's you. I'm just gonna double
recording for this finale. KATELYN: Okay. EVAN: Wait- Oh yeah. (Evan laughs) You okay? You got it? I got it. You can trust me. I won't miss a thing. This is Everything, Katelyn. KATELYN: This is Everything. You ready? Ready. Oh, that's it? More, more, more, more, more. Just in case. I feel like it's pretty mixed. EVAN: All right, let's do it. Whoa! It's... It's... Gray? KATELYN: It's like
silvery taupe. EVAN: Gray-purple? KATELYN: I didn't expect that. I thought it would be
way more saturated. I didn't expect all
the colors to like, everything we put in there and that's what we get back out? KATELYN: This is what we get? Well, hey, maybe it's really
cool when we put it in resin, because I feel like there's
a lot of surprises in here. Look at that glitter. EVAN: Yeah. KATELYN: Look at that cat hair. (Both laugh) KATELYN: There's all
sorts of surprises. EVAN: There's a bunch of
sparkles going on in there. How does it look worse
under the microscope? You can see some remnants of
the big sparkles in there. KATELYN: It's another
one that's really dark. But, you know, there's
too much going on. It was never meant to
be seen by human eyes. I'm excited to put it in resin, 'cause resin always
really brings out the vibrance of the pigment. EVAN: Yeah. KATELYN: So, I'm
excited to try that. I also want to do
one quick test. This may or may not be anything. So, this might get cut. KATELYN: Oh, you want to
see how it looks on black? I want to see what it
looks like on black. Okay. EVAN: About the same. KATELYN: About the same. You know, still, I think
let's put it in resin. 'Cause that's the true test. That's what it all
comes doesn't to. Nobody uses these powders just to sit on a
shelf and look at. You put it in your resin stuff. Yeah, so, let's do that. (Evan laughs) Okay, well we are
officially done with the grueling work of
mixing together our pigments and do you know what time it is? It's resin time. ♪ Do-do-do-do Resin Time ♪ I didn't know if we were
doing it this time or not. Of course we are. Now, I know everyone probably wants to get to the
Everything first. We should do things in order. So, I think we'll
start with the colors and we can probably speed
through those pretty quickly, but we want to spend a little
more time on the Duo Chrome, the Interference, the Glitter
and of course the Everything 'cause I suspect
those will change a little bit more in the resin. We need a bagel mold, so we
can make an Everything bagel. (Both laugh) (whimsical classical music) Well, those little guys
turned out pretty cute, but now it is time to
move on to the specials, starting with the Duo Chrome. I suspect that it's gonna be
a magenta and brass shift. The shifting shows up a lot
more once it's in resin. Yeah, see! I feel like you already see
the brass coming out more in the sheen. Do you see that? (wind blowing) It's just me? (Evan laughs) Yeah. I 100% support your
vision, Katelyn. KATELYN: Yeah, see
the like gold swirls. EVAN: Yeah, oh yeah! KATELYN: See it? EVAN: Oh, yeah. KATELYN: And that did not show
up in powder form, really. Look at that. EVAN: It does look
a lot more dynamic. KATELYN: That is so interesting. Look at that gold shimmer. EVAN: I can totally see
us using that again. KATELYN: Yeah. That's actually super pretty. Okay. Careful.
Pretty full. KATELYN: Yeah, it's pretty full. Sorry. On to the interference white. I don't really know what
to think about this one. Is it gonna do what
it did on your gloves? Where it all just merged?
Is it gonna spread out? EVAN: I don't know. KATELYN: Yeah, are we gonna
get the separate colors? Or is it just gonna
be boring white? So far, it's looking
kinda like boring white, but I don't want
to judge it yet. (Evan snickers) Even though I'm judging it. You're just judging it silently. Yeah. (Both laugh) Okay, interference white. Hopefully you will
become more interesting. And we didn't just
make a white cube. (Evan snickers) Don't judge the white cube yet. Okay, baby, it's glitter time. EVAN: Now be generous here. Oh, look at that magic. KATELYN: Okay, that
is pretty awesome. EVAN: It's just
spreading out by itself. Look at that! Would you look at that? KATELYN: Should I
keep adding more? EVAN: That's good. I like that. KATELYN: Okay, as
long as it's up to your glitter standards. Oh, yes! (Both laugh) EVAN: That is fun. KATELYN: Ooo, it's
like richening. Look at that. Oh my gawd. EVAN: It's a galaxy. KATELYN: It is. That's so nice. Do you think that's enough? EVAN: Yeah. Oh, that looks so magical
pouring outta there. KATELYN: It really is. These are gonna be
some nice cubes. EVAN: Yes. And now... ♪ Duh duh duh duhhh ♪ KATELYN: Okay, we'll
definitely need to adjust the focus with this one. EVAN: It's big boi. We're doing the biggest
cube for the Everything mix. EVAN: You're gonna like
have to dump a lot in there. KATELYN: I know. EVAN: Hopefully something
comes from this. KATELYN: I know. Let me grab a stick. Don't judge my mixed up boi. The glitter looks like trash. (Both laugh) It looks like it's litter. It's glitter litter! Maybe I just don't
have it mixed enough. EVAN: Yeah, it's gonna
be beautiful soon. KATELYN: You know, it's
an interesting color with lots of nuance. It is nuanced. KATELYN: You know. EVAN: It looks like
alien cough syrup. (Evan laughs) But it's beautiful alien
cough syrup, Katelyn. I think it's really pretty. Okay, here. Oh, woah, whoa, whoa. KATELYN: What? EVAN: It's interesting. The surface texture
is interesting. KATELYN: It is doing
some funky stuff. I wonder if it's 'cause there's so many different brands and types and sheens. You know that pokemon? Muk? EVAN: Yeah! (Both laugh) KATELYN: That's all I'll say. Alrighty. EVAN: It's rich. KATELYN: It's rich. EVAN: That's rich. I can't wait to pop these out and see what they'll look
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these have fully cured. So, now it's time
to pop them out and see what they look like. EVAN: I don't know if
it's just my imagination, but those do seem richer. KATELYN: Like there's
more undertones. Especially the purple and
honestly, the black silver. EVAN: And that blue looks
like it's neon, almost. KATELYN: Yeah, like it's
glowing from within. There's a darker patch
and a lighter patch. They all remind me of
"Power Rangers" though. They remind me of
Jolly Ranchers. The Red Ranger's a little off. (Evan laughs) Ready for the big ones? The specials? Yes. So, we'll start with
the Interference. EVAN: Careful not to cut myself. BOTH: Again. KATELYN: These cubed
molds are kinda vicious. EVAN: Yes, okay. It just still looks
completely white and I actually know why. I did the research. Are we, Hold on. Wait, wait. I didn't know we were gonna get Science Adjacent so suddenly. ♪ Science Adjacent
with Evan and Katelyn ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪ All right, so, we mixed all of the different colors of
interference into this one cube. Now, there's a few
different types of pigments. The first type, white light shines in and if this was a blue material, it would absorb
everything except for blue and blue would be reflected out. On metallic surfaces,
white light is shown in, white light is shown out, but interference pigments, they're kind of
three dimensional. So, depending on what
angle you look at them from you get a different color. Some angles you
get out the white, but some angles, you get blue. KATELYN: Wait,
it's going through? Well, it's like it detracts
it in a three-dimensional way. Depending on what angle
you look at it from you get a different color, but when we mix all
the different colors, they recombine back
into white light. What? Yeah! Interference color, watch. I'm still confused about why
that arrow is going through and not bouncing out. 'Cause it fractures. So, it doesn't bounce out? It bounces in a totally
different direction. Oh, okay. It's like a 3D... (Evan laughs) Yeah. So, that's what it is. Mystery solved. Don't mix your interference
colors together. It's just lame. EVAN: It ruins their effect. KATELYN: Very interesting. Very interesting, scientist. Scientist. Scientist. Shall we move on
to the Duo Chrome? Yes. Which I assume works
in a similar way except it's just two colors. Yeah. It's interesting that they-- It's a 3D pigment. A 3D pigment. Are we? Are we done sciencing? Okay. We don't want to wear
our robes erroneously. Science is over. Ready? Yeah. EVAN: I think that
this is suffering from the same effect. KATELYN: Where it loses the
duo chrome a little bit? But when it was liquid
I could see the gold. I still see a little
bit of gold sheen, but I do think it's
dampened slightly compared to the
pure duo chromes. EVAN: Yeah, I mean these
colors were designed by people to be intentionally
that color combination. Sometimes mixing pigments works. Sometimes they don't. KATELYN: You know
what does work though? Mixing glitters. Oh, yeah. This is the thing that I
think might work the best. Already, just look at that. KATELYN: Yeah, I
mean it's gorgeous. EVAN: That looks glorious. (Evan grunts) KATELYN: I know,
these boi's are tough. EVAN: Wow. KATELYN: That's awesome. It's such a party! I love it! EVAN: Wow, the base is dense. KATELYN: Glitter does
settle a little bit. I mean that's just a fun time. I like the mix. Okay, shall we move on? EVAN: To the Everything. KATELYN: To the Everything cube? Ooh, it's heavy. It's a chonker. Wait. Sorry, you're moving so much. I can't focus. Stop, please, stop. EVAN: Come on, big boi! KATELYN: Should I help? EVAN: Yeah! BOTH: There he is. KATELYN: It still
kinda looks like street sludge after a party. Some part of our
hypothesis was correct. Yeah. EVAN: It's purplish. KATELYN: It has
purple undertones. And yet our greatest
fear has been realized. BOTH: It is brown. (Evan and Katelyn laugh) It's like when you mix
all your paints together what do you get? I just thought that the
sheer amount of blues, purples, reds and pinks would like offset the
greens and yellows and other mixins that
might make it brown. At least it's not vomit brown. No, it's a nice-- It's a beautiful. Taupey, classy, this
would be great as like a crease eyeshadow color. Classy. Classy. Shiny taupe. EVAN: I think one
lesson I've learned is that you can mix pigments
together to change their hue. Maybe you can add some interference color
into a blue, perhaps. You can mix pigments. They blend pretty uniformly. Just be careful
not to over do it. Yes. Well, thank you guys
for hanging out with us while we just played
around in the shop. If you want to check out
more Evan and Katelyn videos, we also have a gaming channel where we post fun
wholesome gaming content a couple times a week. And we look forward to
seeing you in the next video. BOTH: Bye. Why'd you do that? Watch this. Watch this. Watch this. So, I'm gonna steal this
obsidian and then you-- Oh and then you want
me to go through? And then, yeah, you click it. Again, that's gonna
generate a new portal. If I go through and I
pop out somewhere else I'm in trouble. Yeah. Oh no. Oh, this is my plan. It's bad. I didn't have a lighter stick. I thought that it
would just work. Oh, this is bad. Oh no. You're far underground in an unknown location.
You were trying real hard not to describe the brown color as shit.
Evan: Use as many words to describe purple but make it slightly more extra than Katelyn's.
Also what happenned to the rainbow layered clay and resin?
I loved the optomism at the beginning that it was going to be purple. It was always going to be brown Hahaha. I wonder if down the road there is a way a to test adding lots of colors together that doesn't end in brown?