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Glitter Events history
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Biodegradable glitter or “Bioglitter™” itself is really new, first developed in 2010 by a company then called Ronda Britton.
That is then coated in titanium dioxide for color, which is dependent not on some fundamentally chemical thing but on optics; in other words, the thickness of the titanium dioxide layer is what determines whether your Lady Gaga costume from 2010 is purple or green or pink or whatever.
In 2011, the then-presidential candidate was the first prominent target of a “glitter bomb” protest when a 24-year-old activist named Nick Espinosa doused him with rainbow sparkles at a book signing event.
Poor Li Lo's glitter bombing happened in 2013 – but apparently had no discernible motive.
From 2015, legislation discouraging the use (and in some cases the banning) of microbeads and microplastics came into force in Europe and at home here in Australia.
In 2017, it seems as though people are ready to put glitter on anything and everything – beards, armpits, tongues and even cappuccinos.
Iridescent “PURE” Bioglitter™ was released at the end of 2019, and holographic glitter has a planned release in the next twelve months.
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