Wizarding World Magical Mixtures Interactive Activity Review

, I wasn't exactly sure what I'm getting here, but it's pink slime in a spherical container. The slime glows in the dark when activated by the black light in the wand. It's cute for a younger child, but you need to know that nothing changes color or glows in normal daylight. The special effect is only visible in the dark. At the same time, my child loves it and finds it magical. We didn't take out the slime as I'm worried about putting it back in the full container. My guess is that once opened

Nothing fancy but a great set for kids. The set consists of a goblet, a globe, a glow-in-the-dark putty and a wand with an LED tip. The globe has a beautiful shimmering look and together with the chalice makes for a worthy presentation. The chalice has some beautiful details that can be accentuated with intricate color by those gifted in the field. The wand is easy to use. Illuminated use by simply pressing a small button. You must hold down the button for the lighting to continue. The putty…

At first I actually thought it was an unlicensed fake as the art on the box looks like it was stolen from someone's Deviantart account. I ended up looking for a product and a company it's legit. The funny thing is that even the name of the brand confused me, "Spin Master". I don't know if it's some kind of "Mandela Effect" or not, but I always remembered the company "Spin Masters". In any case. What you really get is light sensitive putty, a cheap plastic stick with a lighted tip (LED or UV I…