1oz Sampler Yellow Neon Pigment Powder, UV Black Light Reactive, Fluorescent

Love these pigments, I used them for nails and they were perfect. Came quick, nothing broke open and very happy with the color variety. They glow just as good or better than you would expect. Not glow in the dark but rave worthy for sure.

All colors seem to glow well under UV light. Do be aware that UV and glow-in-the-dark differ tremendously. They're really almost opposites, though glow-the-dark needs to charge in the light to glow. Anyway, these are nice. I purchased them to mix with my own medium, since most pre-made paints I've tried are diluted with water and have a funny smell.In this set, you really do get a good amount of pigment. A little goes ways. The color variety is also neat.

Beware: these are powders that will spread into the air with the lightest breeze. We have a hood and can blend these powders easily with liquid or paste vehicles. But I would definitely not feel comfortable using these at home indoors with my kids.That said, these powders work fantastically. Even at 2% wt loading, the paste, gel or epoxy lights up with a 395nm flashlight during daylight hours next to a window.

These containers are TINY not just mini. I'm really upset that I bought this for 15.00, also more pissed that after I was about to cancel the order I saw it was already shipped out. I found a set for way cheaper and bigger containers. This price is ridiculous for the quantity.

I use these for resin and I'm glad I got them. The very fine powder mixes easily with resin and just a tiny bit makes it so bright. White seems to be much weaker than the other colors but I'm sure that's a property of the pigment and not a defect. I've used these in every casting I've made for the last month and I've barely used up any. Definite recommend!

I absolutely love how brightly these pigments glow under UV/black light. However, I learned that I have to mix them in with a little alcohol before adding them the the resin I use. If I put straight power into it, the pigment clumps in small amounts throughout the mixture.Update: for some reason, all of the pigments mix through fine after being combined with alcohol, except for the blue. No matter what I do, the blue still has a ton of tiny pigment pieces in it. There was also significantly less of the blue than there was the other colors.

Got this to replenish a UV stamp, i mixed it with paint thinner, ethyl alcohol and rubbing alcohol (91% isopropyl), the rubbing alcohol worked best, this produces a much stronger effect than the premixed inks.

Used this for marbling a fishing rod I was making. Wanted some day glow colors. In my opinion it came out looking good. Easy to mix into the epoxy.