Set of 11 Thermochromic Multipurpose Pigment Colors - 13 Grams Total Weight + Gift Review

I bought this for my daughter to make DIY colored nail polish. She also used it for color-changing slime. To make nail polish we use a very small amount mixed with clear nail polish. You can use cheap stuff from Dollar Tree to make an inexpensive color change nail polish, or you can use a better quality clear coat for your base. The packages are small, but a little goes a long way. The only thing to note is that they change from one color to another, not one color to another. However, I have…

I give 5 stars because it does what it's supposed to do. But if you're using this to make slime, my advice is to make the slime first, then sprinkle the finished product with the powder and knead it into the slime. If you add powder to your glue mix before mixing everything together, it will stick together and act as an activator, but it's very strong, turning the glue into a giant ball of rubber. It gets lumpy and wet and changes color, so that's how it should be. do for that matter, but…

My son (and all the neighborhood kids who are in our house all the time) love making slime, but I wanted something different. It comes in small plastic envelopes that are difficult for children to open and use and look like some kind of "glow-in-the-dark" pigment powder. So you'll probably have to help kids under 10 (or you risk wasting a lot). from this rather expensive add-on.) Colors are not as vivid as pictured. The color change isn't fast (so not as dramatic) as I was hoping. That wouldn't