Glow in The Dark Pigment Powder - Neutral and Fluorescent Color for Art Painting, Fine Art, Nail Art Paint, and DIY Crafts - Long Lasting, 10+ Color Options - Neutral Aqua - (12 Grams)

This is no joke, this stuff works. I make soap with them and they glow super bright with only a small scoop of the powder. I've made 40 bars so far and have over half the bag,so a little goes a LONG way. Safe for soap.ako g as far as I know, this brand is head and shoulders above other brands I've used. I think this could be used for epoxy, soap, art projects, etc. With just a couple minutes of light, the soap glows for several minutes in the dark. It even gives it a cloudy semitransparent look that I use for "galaxy" soaps. When I can, I'll upload some pics.

Works great and glows very bright!

Fun stuff. Works best with UV. Can be mixed into anything!

(Glow in the dark powder dust)This was a fun thing to use for the grandkids,they always like to see whats new from Amazon and it always here in time before they travel here,we used this in containers of bubbles for night time fun

Expensive "watch makers" luminous powders on the left, the "cheap Amazon" powder on the right.Now, I don't know how well this will work when I mix it with the acrylic base and apply it...but I'm pretty well encouraged that it will work well.

I purchased the 12 g bag not exactly knowing what I was going to get. I mixed this into a clear epoxy that I used to coat a floor. The bag came with hardly any product in it which I recognize is my fault for not doing more research. It would have been much more helpful if they gave a chart of how much is needed to cover 1 sq ft. I used this bag to cover 60 sq feet of floor with dim results. I have to make it cave like dark and run a flashlight across it to see the glow, which does work albeit dim. I intended this to be a flashlight drawing floor for kids, but you'll need a whole lot more powder per sq ft than I used. The glow didn't seem to last very long either (1hr), which it could be my fault for diluting it too much, but dilution ratios should be provided by the manufacturer for best results which they do not provide.The color it glowed wasn't as white as I was hoping, it had that greenish hue that other common glow in the dark products produce.The amount I used had no effect on the transparency of the epoxy I used, if you use a crap ton more I imagine you'll make it more pigmented and translucent than transparent.I estimate this small bag (12g) would be good in a thin pour of epoxy covering less than 1 sq ft.This powder did not effect the dry time of the epoxy.The powder is very fine and mixed easily into the epoxy using my drill and mixing paddle.

Love this glow powder!! It works amazing!

It glows...not terribly bright or for a very long time, though. My plan is to mix it with some white or clear paint and apply it to a surface. I might update the review after I see how successful that is.