Review on Zhoohz Polymer Clay: 50 Colors Perfect for Mothers Day Gifts, Non-Toxic DIY Starter Kit for Children, Beginners, and Artists by Angela Rodriguez

I find the Zhoohz Polymer Clay Starter Kit to be inexpensive. The clay blocks are small, but there are 60 colors, with tools and some inclusions, all in a nice storage box. Clay is softer than some well-known brands because a plasticizer has been added to it. This can make the clay a little stickier than others, but the extra plasticizer can be reduced by pressing the clay into the folded sheet of printing paper. I've found that the best way to harden clay is to make a small tent out of aluminum foil for baking. This contributes to the uniform heating of the product. I would order again and thought it would make a good gift for myself or someone else. I would not recommend this for children who have trouble putting clay in their mouths or contaminating unwanted surfaces as the red in particular was very soft and could stain. It's better for older kids and older. I hope my experience with this polymer clay kit was helpful and please click the button below.