Review on 🌟 Immerse in Adventure with PlayMaty Star Ball Pool Balls by Leandro Gray

I bought two packs of these stars; 1 was pearl white/pink/clear and the other was pearl white/pink/purple clear. Color designations are not necessarily inaccurate, but should be more specific. The specific colors I received were Pearl White/Pearl Pink/Clear and Pearl White/Macaroni Pink/Macaroni Purple/Clear. Pearl pink and macaroni pink may not seem like a huge difference, but when they're side by side in the same ball pit, it's noticeable. I use beaded beads with macaron accents in my bead pit, so I don't mind that, but if you're specifically wanting just one finish or the other, that's an important difference. I really wish they had pearly purple stars, but oh well. Each pouch contained an equal amount of each color. Personally I would have liked less pearly white and clear marbles because it takes multiple bags to fill the marble pit and if each bag is half white and transparent the end result is too many white and transparent marbles and relatively few colored marbles in the pit. I think a 2:1 mix would be preferable, or sell the colors a la carte so you can make the exact mix you want. come from; The ball pit doesn't have to be just another kid's toy lying around your home, it can be a key element of decor and really add beauty to a room if done right. Plus the kids love it. victory, victory. That being said, I think you should be aware that when this pit is mixed with the balls, these globular stars tend to sink to the bottom. My pit has a mix of 2.2" and 2.4" balls (the bigger the balls, the less you have to use to fill the pit). The stars don't seem to sink as much when mixed with 2.2" spheres, probably because they are smaller than the stars, but I'm not 100% sure on that.