🌈 GloMania 10 Color Set Mini Sampler: Neon Pigment Powder with UV Reactive and Fluorescent Black Light Effects Review

These containers are SMALL, not just mini. I am very upset that I bought it for 15.00 and even more upset that after I wanted to cancel the order I saw that it had already been shipped. I found a kit for much cheaper and larger containers. The price is outrageous for this quantity.

I use it for resin and I'm glad I have it. The very fine powder blends easily into the resin, making it so vibrant. White seems much weaker than other colors but I'm sure it's a property of the pigment and not a defect. I've used them in every casting I've done in the last month and I've hardly used them. Definitely recommend!

Waste of money. The banks are barely half full. The pigments don't glow, they're nice, but they don't impress under a black light. I use them for resin and because of them I had to repeat the order. Oh, and the orange wasn't fully sealed so the whole pack was in orange powder. I return unimpressed, even more annoyed that I have to drive through town to do it. Wasted tar time and now gasoline.

Warning: These are powders that will fly through the air in the slightest breeze. We have an extractor and can easily mix these powders with liquid or paste carriers. But I definitely wouldn't feel comfortable using them indoors at home with my kids. However, these powders work fantastically. Even with a 2% weight load, the paste, gel or epoxy glows with a flashlight at a wavelength of 395 nm next to the window during daylight hours.

all colors seem to glow well in UV light. Remember that UV and glow in the dark are very different. In fact, they're almost opposite, although the glow-in-the-dark ones need to be charged in the light to glow. Anyway, it's good. I bought these to mix with my own product as most of the pre-made paints I've tried are diluted with water and have an odd smell. You really get a good amount of pigment in this kit. A little goes the way. The coloring is good too.

I love how brightly these pigments glow under UV/blacklight. However, I have found that I need to mix them with some alcohol before adding the resin I am using. When I add direct food, the pigment builds up in small amounts throughout the mix. Update: For some reason all pigments mix well after mixed with alcohol except blue. No matter what I do, there's still a lot of tiny bits of pigment in the blue. There was also significantly less blue than other colors.