GlominexTM Glow Pigment 1 Oz - Green Glow in the Dark

Very expensive.. same product is available with tolaram paints below 800 rupees..

So bright!

This really works! Tonight I made slime with my kids and it definitely glows in the dark. I shined a bright flash light on their slime for about 3 minutes each and then we tried it out. I have added a video of what it looks like in the dark. As you can hear in the video, the kids loved it and thought it was so cool! They can’t wait to play with it again in the morning. Here is the slime recipe that I used, except I added a tablespoon of liquid starch to it as it is very sticky and will not come off your hands easily if you don't.HOW TO MAKE GLOW IN THE DARK SLIME STEPSAdd 1/2 cup of clear washable PVA school glue to a bowl.Mix glue with 1/2 cup of water.Stir in 1/2 tsp of baking soda (adds firmness to the slime)Add 1/2 tablespoon of glow powder and mix well.Next add 1 tablespoon of saline solution (slime activator)Stir slime well until it pulls away easily from sides and bottom of bowl!TIP: Once you have thoroughly mixed slime with a spoon, sprinkle a few drops of saline solution on your hands. Now you can easily knead your glowing slime either in the bowl or out of the bowl for a few minutes. It will be very stretchy!

We recently did a science fair project involving slime and different ways to make it and what different things you could add to it. So I found this on Amazon and figured we'd give it a try! It worked great and made for lots of fun! The kids had a blast with the glow in the dark slime! It was also very vibrant in the light! Would recommend!

I am happy.

My niece used this to make glow in the dark slime. loved it, though expected a bigger bag.