Can I use this powder to transform ordinary bubble bath into (child-safe) glow in the dark bubble bath?
2002037
I don't believe it's safe to consume. I wouldn't feel comfortable doing that.
2154160
It must be non water base. Because the sandy texture of the product you will need a lot of it. If you apply a clear coat over it you may be able to combine it with the clear but all depends how glow you want it and the finish you are looking for.
1566434
According to the package directions, each bottle of glow bubbles only activates one time. I do not know how long the solution will continue to glow once activated.
868318
If you find bubble juice that can create colored bubbles, I am sure it will work. However, the reviews for such product are disappointing:Crayola Outdoor Colored Bubbles-3 Pack Fuchsia Unmellow Yellow & Purple PizzazzAnd more about iridescent bubbles:http://www.webexhibits.org/causesofcolor/15E.html
135043
I dont think so, I use this with a porcelain or nude color foundation. It isnt dark.
1211047
Probably! I just had a glow in the dark party in the house get the led balloon lights here on Amazon those are really cooland you can use neon colored construction poster paper and cut it out and it goes really cool under the black lights
625560
No it did not glow in the dark. It turned a funky color, dirty looking around the edges after we cleaned the toilet lid one time. I ended up taking it off after that as the edges did not even want to stick. It did the trick though. My fifty year old nephew only had to see it once to get the idea. For a prank or party I would recommend it but not for long term.
169409
Sorry, I used this as part of ingredients to make bath fizzies and bath bombs for calming and soaking baths.
1224709
No, that should not happen at all. With my set it works perfectly, and does not leave a powdery substance.
246620
I think the nutritional facts would be the same as heavy cream. From what I have been able to discover, it's recommended that you mix one part powder to three parts water.It is strange that no info is printed on the container.
1942016
Never tried it in that application before, so I do not know. I have heard of some ppl using it in ceramic fragrance rings above lightbulbs though. Not sure if that works either. Wish I could help more, but haven't tried it myself.
159678
Yes, it's customizable as to how light or dark you want the end result to be. Also, if you layer the minerals while they are still wet, you will end up with gray areas where the white and black mix together (but dab the sponge, don't smear!).
654334
I wouldn't use the lite for that, I'd use the heavy. Any bubbles just press out. But I'm not sure it would work at all since it must be sewn. The Heat-n-bond company insists it doesn't have to be sewn and that if you have to sew it you're doing it wrong, but apparently everyone I've ever talked to about it is doing it wrong, because they agree with me. (In other words, I think the company is full of it).
150014
Yes!!!! I like to add dish soap so it bubbles! The grand kids all love it!!!
1875410
Unfortunately, mixing with non-glow paint will dilute the effects of the glow paint. You can however, buy other colors that glow in the dark.
1165019
Yes,but they did really glow in the dark. I contacted the seller and they told me to hold them up to the light to activate them but it never really glowed and the Polish was not very good. The color was kind of watery looking a when we used it. I would not recommend. I use them for a little girl birthday spa party...they all wanted the glow in the dark polish but I had to paint with another color then put the glow in the dark on top and like I said it didn't really glow. Hope this helps you out.
552206
If your skin is darker than a medium tone, I wouldn't suggest using this powder. It has a decent amount of pigment that will make dark skin look ashy. This powder acted as any regular powder for my fair skin. If you are looking for a product that acts as a translucent skin mattifier, I wouldn't suggest purchasing this item.