Glow in The Dark Pigment Powder - Neutral and Fluorescent Color for Art Painting, Fine Art, Nail Art Paint, and DIY Crafts - Long Lasting 10+ Color Options - Neutral White - (30 Grams/1 Ounce)

I purchase this powder with the sole intent of making a craft for the kids at my daughter’s blacklight/glow party. I liked the assortment of colors that I received. It seemed like it was not a lot, but the powder went a long way. We made glow rice with the powder (you can find instructions how to do it online). The craft turned out amazing. The rice glowed in the dark and also under blacklight. As you probably already know, you have to charge the pigment with a light source to get it to glow in the dark. It will glow for about 3 minutes or so, depending on the light source and the amount of exposure to it. It will have a continuous glow under black light. The rice containers were like little beacons. There was enough powder for about 5 small containers of the glow rice. I will admit, that being my first time, I was so nervous. However, I was very happy how it turned out. I highly recommend this powder to take your crafts to the next level.

The media could not be loaded. Was pretty easy to mix into my paints to add a nice glow . The video doesn’t show the full brightness I was able to get but it’s very bright compared to premix glow paint . Also I love that it came in a color that was easy to mix with my paints without disrupting the color with that milky green look that some glow colors have.

This should be known right up front, the amount you see in the photos is a flat, clear PACKET like a ziplock bag. You do not get much, but a little goes a long way. High-quality powder, man!I used the basic fluorescent green/neutral to make some glowing ooze for a Casey Jones (TMNT) costume. I only sprinkled in about 1/8th of the ounce packet into 20oz of clear green slime and it was perfect! It fogged it up just a bit which was exactly what I wanted! This stuff is the most concentrated powder I have ever used. This stuff glows better then some designer watches.

Bright and lasts over 20 minutes. Maybe a little expensive. However this seems like a decent purity product judging by how long it glows. I wish it was required to say exactly what chemicals are in this for peace of mind. They hint at it by citing aluminates. My guess is strontium aluminate, and the rare earths required for the reaction.

I wish it came with instructions lol the powder works great after figuring out how to mix it with the clear coat and epoxy it was a cake walk . Apply lite to mid coat let it get tacky and apply another coat. I found if you dust it with the power when paint is wet it brings out the universe. You an also let a coat dry all the way and brush design in let dry and then add another coat and you'll see something new Everytime the lights go off

I use this glow pigment for nails, this is the fourth color I’ve purchased. I absolutely love how well it glows! Definitely recommend.

Bought this product to make glow in the dark borax slime. Worked okay. Glow in the dark paint worked just as well, if not a little better, and was much less expensive. This product glows with in the slime as little dust particles. The paint makes the slime itself glow. If using white glue, their is no difference between the paint and powder. If using clear glue this worked well as it did not make the slime opaque. That being said, for $20, it made 5 batches of slime(one batch per color). The same amount of slime made with paint(two bottles) costs $6. It did come with a little blue light though, which worked really well.My recommendation would be Americana glow in the dark paint which is 2 something a bottle on Amazon.

Bag is pretty small compared to what i expected, but thats my own ignorance for not reading the weight / dimensions. Still a good deal and is working as intended! It needs a fair amount of light to activate and doesnt come with great instructions for application but if you’re at all familiar with glow powder this is a good buy