Glow in the Dark



Add highlighter ink to make water glow under a black light or phosphorescent powder to really make glowing water.
Glowing water is useful for making spectacular fountains, “magic” potions, and for added pizazz for a party or science project. Chemicals to Make Water Glow in the Dark Ordinarily, water doesn’t glow. There’s actually an exception to this. Water in a nuclear reactor does glow blue due to Cherenkov radiation. […]

How to Make Glowing Water





You can coat chemicals on hands with hairspray to help keep them from wearing off.
Give your hands or any other skin a ghostly blue glow! It’s easy to do. Glowing Hands – Method #1 Rub petroleum jelly on your hands. They will glow bright blue under a black light. This is a great way to make any skin glow, including skin on your face. […]

Glowing Hands Science Project


Do you want food that glows in the dark? With the exception of certain types of phosphorescent fungi, edibles don’t tend to glow. However, there is some food that glows under a black light. The black light emits ultraviolet radiation, which excites atoms and causes them to release fluorescent light. […]

Food That Glows in Black Light




Use tonic water in place of water in slime recipes to get slime that glows blue under a black light.
What’s better than slime? Glowing slime, of course! There’s more than one way to make glow in the dark slime that really glows (not just under black light). Here are easy recipes to try and tips to get the best glowing effect. Tips for Getting the Brightest Glow There key […]

Easy Glow in the Dark Slime Recipes