ThermoChromic Temperature Activated Pigment that changes at 88⁰F (31 ⁰C) - Great for making color-changing slime, Paint, Nail Polish, Fabric Art and More (5 x 1g Samples, Mixed Colors)

ThermoChromic Temperature Activated Pigment that changes at 88⁰F (31 ⁰C) - Great for making color-changing slime, Paint, Nail Polish, Fabric Art and More (5 x 1g Samples, Mixed Colors)

• PACKAGING: 1g -> Clear Jars w/Clear Lids - 5 gram, Screw-on. 2g -> Clear Plastic Round Wide-Mouth Jars Bulk Pack - 1⁄4 oz, White Cap. 5g & 10g -> Clear Plastic Round Wide-Mouth Jars - 1 oz, White Cap VERY IMPORTANT -> ALL INTERNATIONAL ORDERS WILL BE SHIPPED IN Reclosable Bags! NO CONTAINERS WILL BE SHIPPED INTERNATIONAL!!!
• Important: (5 COLORS x 1g) Mixed Colors. Colors Included: SKY-BLUE, TURQUOISE BLUE, GOLDEN-YELLOW, DARK-GREEN, GRASS-GREEN. # TEMPERATURE ACTIVATED - This thermochromic pigment changes at 88⁰F (31 ⁰C) from colored to transparent (colored below the temperature, transparent above)
• VERSATILE - This heat-sensitive pigment is perfect for a wide range of arts and crafts and mixes well with most mediums, paints, and resins. Make your own heat-sensitive mugs, secret messages, mood rings, nail polish, slime/goo, or whatever you can imagine. NON-TOXIC - This powder is safe for skin contact and uses no harsh chemicals (but not intended for consumption). Great for making color-changing slime, play dough, Sugru, Polymorph, and nail polish.
• HIGH QUALITY - This powder is ultra fine with vibrant colors. Other Colors We Sell: SKY-BLUE, TURQUOISE BLUE, GOLDEN-YELLOW, DARK-GREEN, GRASS-GREEN, Sapphire Blue, Orange Red, Peacock Green, Red, Deep Blue, Black, Rose Red, Bright Red, Peach, Violet. VIOLET TO PINK, VIOLET TO BLUE, BLUE TO GREEN, COFFEE TO GREEN, RED TO YELLOW, GREEN TO YELLOW.
• EASY TO USE - Simply add pigment to a clear base and mix well. Keep in mind that mixing generates heat which may temporarily change the color of the mixture. It is recommended to start with a very small amount of pigment and add more until the desired color is achieved. A ratio of 1 part pigment to 20 parts base is a good starting point.