Premium Ultra Fine Glitter for Slime - Craft Glitter - Art Supplies Glitter Shaker Jars - Extra Fine Glitter Set - Slime Ingredients, 28 Pack

I make soft plastic fishing lures and was looking for glitter without spending an arm and a leg for just a few colors. 28 colors for less than $20.00 was a shot in the dark I was glad I took. These colors and size work perfectly in making soft plastic baits. I was worried the glitter would melt when heating to 350 degrees or not blend with the soft plastic; boy was I wrong. I will be purchasing again when I run out. I thank you and the fish in Central Florida thank you for your product.

Bought this glitter to have on hand for arts/crafts with the kiddos and I love it. They get so excited whenever we use it. The colors are awesome and there are so many to chose from. It’s really fine, which I love, it’s not like those coarse flecks of glitter that stick to everything. Great value for the money, I will definitely be reordering when we run out.

This is a HUGE selection of bright, richly-pigmented colors that work for any application, from personalized greeting cards to nail art, and any creative use in between.These glamorous glitters will elevate your projects from crafts to witchcraft!In fact, rumor has it that if you sprinkle the blue and orange glitters in the shape of a lightning bolt on your home altar while reciting the lyrics of "Kooks" backwards you can summon the spirit of David Bowie.

Bottles of glitter missing from the package and several bottles had no glitter at all not happy with this at all :(

I got this glitter to use in epoxy resin projects. I wanted extra fine for easy mixing so that I didn't end up creating a bunch of extra bubbles (still have to work on my technique, but that is a separate issue).What I liked here was that you could get a ton of different colors, so while you could certainly go to a craft store and purchase a giant container of one color of glitter for less per ounce, you'd only have one color in that situation. Here you get 28 different colors. I am sure as my work progresses that I am not going to use them at equal rates, but I can use even the less-favored colors for practice. For the record, I did receive 28 different colors. Some are close, especially in the green and red families, but they are not identical.I have to use rather a lot at once so I just remove the lids from the containers. Have a newspaper or something down on your work surface because you will likely make a mess. Several of the lids on mine were cracked and there was some loose glitter staticked (is that a word?) to the outer plastic case.Out of curiosity, I also did a manicure with this. It is definitely suitable for that purpose (and less expensive than glitter marketed specifically by cosmetic companies). What you want to do is purchase a bottle of top coat that you will only use for glitter manicures (there is a combination top/base coat from Essie that is good). Put some waxed paper down on your work surface and do one nail at a time. Put on a thick layer of top coat and then immediately pour glitter all over it. Use more than you think you will need, until the nail is covered. Then go on to the next one. When you are done, pour any excess glitter off the waxed paper (using a funnel if necessary) back into the tubes and you can use it again. Once the initial coating is dry, put another layer or two (with drying in between) of the top/base coat to seal everything in. (You will get glitter in your top coat, which you may not want in your regular manicures, hence the purchase of a separate bottle.Anyway, this is pretty good for various uses that I could come up with and I like the variety in colors. I wish the lids to the containers hadn't cracked, but there was only a little glitter loss due to this, so I am basically happy with the purchase.

This is the perfect glitter for any craft especially slime! My nine-year-old daughter makes slime and needed a fine glitter and glitter that would stay in side of the slime and not get on your hands when you would play with it and this glitter does the trick! It does not transfer to your hands and makes some very beautiful slime as well! I would recommend this specific product for any craft especially slime!

I ordered this a long time ago but these were really nice. They had a decent selection of colors, the packaging and quality were good too. The only thing is, they are quite messy once open.

Love! As described, came quickly and was undamaged. Worked beautifully for Time-out/Calming/Sensory bottles we made for ages 3 - 9. The particle size is perfect and they float slowly to the bottom of the very viscous fluid in the bottles - perfect when paired with other fine particle glitter, larger plastic confetti shapes.