neon nights 'XXL Set' 24 Cans of Glow in The Dark Paint by Luminescent & Phosphorescent, Self-Luminous Paints

Initially, I ordered this for decorating skin as it was advertised as such, but one of the first directions is not to put it on skin. With a base/prep layer, nothing bad happened during use. But this paint is hard to work with! I ordered this multipack (in 3s) because it was the most affordable by ounce. The colors are very vibrant but the consistency of the paints vary a lot. The white was generally silky once shaken, but blue was like paste and it would not mix with the white. This made line-work on multiple materials impossible because the paint would clump up and look very sloppy. All 3 packs were the same. This is likely due to the nature of using real minerals to accomplish the glow in the paint, but I’ve mixed smoother paints by hand with just glow powder and clear or white paint. Do the minerals glow? Eh. The green will understandably last the longest at a few seconds at most, not not enough that anyone would even notice. Notice the very subtle glow in the shadow section of the green paint in the attached photo. I don’t think that I will order glow paint again that contains real glow powder, I will use regular UV reactive acrylic paints (Neon Nights is a good brand and I order other paints from them) and keep making my own glow paints. Having used both, for 99% of the time, you would never need to buy this kind of paint, so work with what is easiest and affordable. I still gave this 4 stars because it does do what it tries to do given the materials, and if you want drippy or hard to control lines as a style, I get it.

Bright & cheerful. The jars was smaller than I thought my project it will not be able to be completed. That is all I can say because I’m trying figure out what to do. I paint outside in the fresh air so I couldn’t comment on smell. For now it’s sitting in my paint box waiting for another project.

I got to say that they do what they are supposed to they glow in the dark but the paint is very thin and you get the little crystals and so it makes it a rough surface. I have found that you need to apply at least three coats otherwise it's splotchy. They need to thicken it up so you don't have to use as much

My daughter loved it worked perfect

I used this on skeletons for a shirt. Despite my stirring it like crazy, the paint is still extremely watery. I applied four coats and the paint still did not show up on my black shirt. I used the blue, green and white. The white came through as gray, the blue is barely there and the green is about the same. Would not recommend.