Heavenly White Glow in The Dark & UV Reactive Pigment Powder - 10 Grams

Exactly what I was expecting! Thanks!

The media could not be loaded. I bought a "Natural green" and "Heavenly white", the seller invluded a free sample of "Orange to Gold" and a little black light led keychain! The powders glow super bright and come with instructions to mix with liquid media if desired. As the seller indicates in the instructions, the green and white glow brighter for longer and take a charge more quickly than colors farther away from green on the visible light color spectrum. That being said, the orange is still a bright glow but loses it's charge in slightly less time than the other two pigment powders. Absolutely reccomend this brand of powder to anyone looking to get their money's worth!

The media could not be loaded. I must say tested in sunlight and the glow was great and also the uv lights it up wow. Going to be more for my project

Thank you 😊

I haven't used it yet because there is so little of it, I don't want to waste it but it seems to glow well. Thanks for the extra sample and tiny flashlight too.

I use glow pigments ALOT and this is the white, white I've seen. I used it over white polish and I love it. Just a test but I know it's gonna look good

I got the white one and it looks like it has a little glow in the dark pigment and filled the rest of the baggie with white powder. They sent me a free sample of the green one, prolly to make up for how crappy the white one is and that one is good. It it depends on the color you get wether it works or not. Would NOT recommend

Good, not great. Took 3 applications for decent glow in the dark effect. I used clear coat finger nail polish as the suspension medium. The grainy powder sticks, but not well. I tried both suspending the powder in the medium and coating the medium with the material, coating worked best. However, the application and finish are rough both methods on a very small area. I used it on analog clock hands for glow in the dark effect as I despise lighted digital numbers in any form in the dark. Personal neo-Luddite affliction acquired as a software engineer. I can easily read the time from the glowing clock hands in perfect night conditions, so overall it did it's job and works the way I wanted it.