Is the polish like a phone; once the glow fades (battery runs out), you expose it to light (recharge it)?
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The girls were disappointed with the polish.., it barely glowed under the blacklight.
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is rechargeable tho i only used 1 time and was only on for about a hour had it on a birthday cake
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Yes. In the dark they have a green glow, but in the blacklight they glow the color of the polish with just to thin coats.
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I believe it is. I can tell you the lighting is very good especially when the batteries are fully charged. The battery life is very good as well I can use it frequently and go over a week without recharging although you can definately tell the difference when you have a full charge.
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I haven't tried it under black light . It glows if you put multiple layers of the nail polish put peels easily I find but it may be just be
1511918
It's last I good amount but not that long really. I mean if you have your brightness all the way up its obvious that the battery will drain faster.
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I use it as a top coat on my nails & it does glow in the dark. I find the best glow results are when all lights are off. This is a super fun nail polish!
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Yes! I use an LED light with my gelish polishes and have never had any problems.
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It is suttle but it does glow. It needs a lot of light in the daytime to do it and doesn't last long. I agree that it is not obvious and usually I don't notice it at all
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You have to "charge" the area with light and then it will glow, it's not radioactive lol
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It works like a cordless phone. There is a base which you place the nightlight on all day, and you simply remove it when you'd like to use it. It is cord free, battery free (in the traditional AA, AAA sense). My daughter has it on a shelf right next to the bed. It really does illuminate the room in a glow. She has also slept with it in the bed, it is completely cool to the touch. You can choose to set it to a short timer or have it light all night long, as well as choose one color or have it color change through its rainbow of choices. They really are adorable.
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There is an non removable battery in it. Like other lithium batteries (i.e. non removable phone batteries) they have to be charged not replaced. I wasn't to keen on the USB charging as I would rather be able to throw a battery(ies) into the light if it goes dead. I have been pleased with the length of time my light has gone (bright flashing mode). I had an instance where I used it a few days in a row and did not plug it in. THAT was when I wished I could drop a couple batteries in it. After that, I bought a mini USB lighter plug charger. Now I can charge it up in the car BUT it does take awhile to charge so if it's dead it would be kind of pointless if you left the house to ride and only had 10 minutes of driving.
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Just plug it into a usb port and when charged a green light will appear. There is another one, that is identical that uses a AA battery. Both work great. With Lasers too.
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The image shown looks to be back lit, but the one I bought is Not.Besides, having a light in side only runs your Battery down Quicker!Suggestion!, buy a small LED flashlight and keep it in a easy too locatespot (your pocket or in your Tool Box.).Raven
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There will be a pinkish hue. When the battery is charged the light will be blue.
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Yes! With average use and backlight on (dimmed), charge lasts about 30 hours.
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The battery is in it. I don't think you could change the battery, so once it's used, the glowing aspect of the toy is over.