Review on 15ml Fluorescent Green Wow Embossing Powder by Kristen Reid

If you are looking for a nice neon green embossing powder, this is a great choice. In fact, it's much brighter live. It's definitely a lighter color than the photo can show - fluorescent colors are really hard to photograph accurately. Yes, it is actually fluorescent. It is UV reactive. What does that mean . it glows under black light (ultraviolet light). From WOW! For the fluorescent colors offered, I personally used pink (WR04R), orange (WR05R), yellow (WR03R), green (WR02R), blue (WR11R) and magenta (WR09). Pink, yellow, and orange are by far the most UV-reactive of any color I've tried; However, this is typical of anything that glows in the UV range - blue and violet are just harder to see. Green glows fairly brightly. They also have a glow-in-the-dark (WN01R) which appears sharp in normal light but glows fairly brightly in the dark. How much do you get? Yes I know it says 15ml but most of us here in the US have no idea how much it really is (myself included). The container is 1-5/8" tall and 1-1/8" in diameter. It is a high quality embossing powder well suited for paper making. It can also be melted and poured into a silicone mold. You can make it more effective in sculpting by using it as a colorant and mixing it with a less expensive embossing powder like Melt-It Powder, also by WOW! If you don't have a melting pot, just use a small cake pan - mix about 1 part colored embossing powder to 2 parts Melt-It powder. Use a clothespin as a handle to turn it into a pot (or grab a pan with tongs). Use your craft heating tool/embossing gun to melt the powder (the blow dryer isn't hot enough and just blows the powder everywhere). When the powder is melted, pour it into a silicone mold (do not use a clear plastic chocolate mold or fusible mold material as the melted embossing powder will be too hot). When it's hardened, just pull it out and you've got a nice bright decoration for paper crafts or even decorations.