Our black light has created some pretty fun activities for us recently, like our glowing shaving cream or our counting practice, and we’ve been looking for more ways to use it. While mixing up a hand soak in the sink for my husband using Epsom salt I found myself wondering if it would work with the black light and our glowing crystals were born!
This post contains affiliate links for your convenienceItems Needed:
-Epsom Salt (under $3 at Walmart/Target)
–Florescent Paints
–Black Light
Pour Epsom salt into a bowl or container (I used about a cup for each color as I wasn’t certain it would work), add a few drops of florescent paint and mix until evenly colored, let dry. The crystals did dry together into a bit of a ‘hard’ clump but as soon as I began to mix the dried (colored) salt it easily broke apart and returned to its normal texture.
I also added some frosted gems & flower jewelry links (both from Dollar Tree) as well as some tools for scooping & sorting
Don’t you want to play with this? It was so much fun!
Want more black light activities? Check our some glowing shaving cream play or black light pasta threading!
Amy @ Sunlit Pages says
This looks like so much fun (and I’m speaking as much for myself as for my kids!).
Eva @ The Multitasking Mummy says
Very cool.
Stephanie Kay says
This looks like a lot of fun! Thanks for sharing via Family Fun Friday.
Ashley says
This is looks like awesome fun! I will have to come up with an excuse to make it!
Daniela says
Awesome! Going to get a black light now!
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Beth says
This looks like SO much fun – what a great activity!
I featured this at TGIF today here: http://www.123homeschool4me.com/2014/01/tgif-linky-party-109.html
Thanks for sharing your creativity with all of us. I hope to see you linked up again later today. Have a great weekend,
Beth
Where Imagination Grows says
Thank you!! 🙂