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Bought to add to some resin hearts, because I wanted something bright pink that glows pinkish. Got exactly what I wanted. Some have pointed out that the glow powders are gritty, and they are due to the nature of the product. If you let the resin sit for a bit and start to warm up, the powders don't sink as badly as they do when the resin is more runny. However, the sinking nature has led to some very interesting effects if you plan your design out and wait for the right moment to pour.This jar will probably last me quite a while, but I will buy it again - and I plan on buying other colors.

It has a smell to it, so you definitely want to be in a ventilated area while using this product, I wasn't bothered much by it. I mixed it with modge podge glue and painted some of the rocks out in my front yard, I painted at least 10 rocks, ranging from 4" to 10" in diameter and I put a lot of the powder in the glue and i still have some left. So you get a decent amount of it. I like that the powder is white but glows a soft light blue. It glows, but it's not tacky bright. My neighbors have really bright porch lights which kinda takes away from the affect, if it was darker out they would be a lot more pronounced, but I like the subtle look. During the day you don't even notice the rocks, which was really one of my biggest concerns. I researched this product for a few days, read a lot of reviews, and was almost discouraged from buying any of them. I don't know what other people expect from products like these, if you want something that you can light up a room with, get a lamp, if you want a subtle but noticable luminescent affect then this is your product. Most others give you less than half the amount that this comes in.

Overall I really like this product, it glows vividly and is very pretty. However it does not glow so much when mixed into clay which was my main purpose for getting it. But have found many other users for it and im sure i will continue to. It's a decent amount for the price as well.

I used the blue/green for this project. After painting the cat, I mixed a small amount of Mod Podge with an even smaller amount of glow powder, then painted it directly on top of the eyes. In daylight, the glow particles are completely disguised by the painted eyes lying underneath. Then, in even half-darkness, the eyes really start to shine.If I had painted the Mod Podge on more evenly, maybe if I used a sponge instead of a brush, then it would have glowed more evenly on the right eye. Theoretically, I would have preferred using the Clear Testors, but being an old jar it was pretty tightly dried shut. My test I did with mixing the glow pigment directly into a semi-transluscent color of Testors enamel paint worked incredibly well, and would have been highly recommended, it was just the wrong color of green for the eyes of this project.

I put some in JB Weld epoxy 2 part glue and placed in on my house key. I was planning on sanding it down to get a perfectly flat surface and still may yet, but I love the feel of the thick key. All it needs is a touch of light from my getting out of my van and to the house and I see my house key in the dark very well. the glue is as hard as a rock.

while this brands glow powder is phenomenal, able to hold a glow for a good 6-8 hours with enough particle density, the 12 pack version uses different powders. the powders in the 12 pack are MUCH less strong in both their glow, and their pigment color. even at 100% particle saturation, youll get at most an hour out of them, and its much dimmer. buy this brand, but buy the single larger container of single colors as its a far higher quality product.

I’ve used another brand that the powder was white and glows blue. This one is blue and glows blue. I’m not saying it’s bad, just making a note of it. The white powder doesn't dry clear, it dries white-ish so in a way this one is better since it maintains its color with the lights on or off. However, I ran out of the other brand so I decided to try this one. On the same project, side by side, being exposed to the same light the other brand is much brighter which is extremely disappointing. This one can get bright, you just have to expose it to more light for longer and for the application in using it for, I’m not sure it’s practical.

This dose not glow unless you use a black light unlike othere brands

Absolutely love this! It is very vibrant and bright. The color is exactly what I was hoping for!

I absolutely love this stuff it's amazing and it's colour are awesome very bright just wish I had more of it well worth the money I spent on it need to get more when I get payed next absolutely brilliant stuff thank you so much really appreciated thanks Darren

I love this so much. It’s very rare that a glow in the dark product actually really glows but this one does. I bought sky blue - the colour is gorgeous. It glows like crazy and it’s not necessary to use lots of powder. Mostly I have been mixing it in with resin or clear paints or varnish. I’m going to be buying another package soon; may try different colours this time.

Good quality, glows (light blue) for a long time after the exposure to sun light. If I had to be picky I'd say it could be a bit finer like a powder than what it is now (you can feel grains in it a bit) so not for every application, but very good gor most of the craft jobs.

I would have given this 5 stars but it came covered in some kind of dirt/dust that was all over the container and through the box. It must have been stored somewhere very dirty for awhile by the look of it. That being said .... OMG the blue is every bit as beautiful as in the pics. I haven't tried mixing it in anything yet but am totally loving the blue glow.