UniGlow's ThermoChromic Pigment (5 X 1g = 5g, Multicolored)

I was looking to add a kind of 'mood rings' effect to some of my talisman style pendants and ordered this sample pack to give it a shot in my resin crafts. Absolutely impressed with how it turned out! Using a little pigment will cause the project to be mostly clear before heating/cooling kicks in the thermogenic effect, adding more pigment will create a more consistent blue color. Even mixing the pigments will lead to new and interesting effects with other thermogenic, UV/glow, or regular mica. I liked this color set and even bought a couple more. The creation shown in the photos is featuring sky blue and dark/grass green mixed with pearlescent mica pigment and sky blue glow in the dark pigment for extra unique effects.

I ordered this powder to use for a color changing slime program for kids aged 7-12. This powder goes from a color to no-color - so not really color changing. That wasn't really too big a deal. However it takes A LOT of HEAT for it to actually change color. I had to place it on a sun baked piece of metal for it to finally change. The product information does say it needs to be 88 degrees to change. That's hotter than you think. My kids were disappointed that it was so difficult to get the slime to change. If you're looking for color changing slime - get the color to color changing powder that's based on UV light to change. The temperature for change is lower (like 74 degrees) and the sunshine alone will make it change. Same company makes it. They actually included a free sample of it with another shipment and it worked much better for slime.

These thermal pigments are so much fun to incorporate into my resin projects. Especially in the items that are handled often, giving them the best chance to show off the color changing feature. The sellers are great too! Every order has included a little something extra and showed me they have uv reactive pigments available also. The only drawback is the finished color is somewhat matted, so I have to add a little bit of shimmer mica to get a shiny final product.

The picture doesn’t really show what you will get so I was confused when I got six little jars. It said I got an extra one but I wasn’t impressed. They worked great for color change slime, though. However I needed two teaspoons and each jar only contained one so we had to mix the colors to get the desired amount.

Package arrived earlier than expected.Received a 6th sample with order!Well packaged & cookies look great.Looking forward to applying to my tumblers.Will post photos once I finish a project.

The power dose not work with resinYou have to use large amounts and makes the resin goopyI tried to paint with but won't work

I've not used the product but im not impressed that their pic madness it appear as you're getting all the colors in 20g bags. Not the case, you get the colors they give you and you get 1g containers. To top it off i didn't get the one color I needed. They need to be a bit more clear. 😤

Very small amounts - without a real clear instruction or color chart - but in the end it did what it was supposed to do. I used for a puzzle hunt