Levitation Solution - Slow Glow

Prepare to be enchanted by the glow of Slow Glow, the revolutionary glow-in-the-dark snowglobe solution designed by passionate crafters, for crafters! Step into a world where creativity shines day and night, and your projects glow with mesmerizing, slow-flow magic. Here’s why Slow Glow is a must-have for your crafting arsenal:

 Available in 32oz Bottles 

🌟 Slow-Flowing Glow Magic: Experience a realm where glow and glitter drift beautifully in slow motion. Our unique formula keeps your glow-in-the-dark pigments, glitter, and micas moving gently and steadily—no clumping, no quick settling—just a captivating, glowing display that truly lights up your creations.

✨ Effortless Brilliance: With its easy-to-use slow suspension formula, Slow Glow makes crafting a dream. Watch as your chunky glitters, micas, and glow pigments dance and swirl, creating a magical, illuminated snowglobe effect that takes your projects to the next level.

🎉 Crafted by Crafters, for Crafters: Slow Glow was thoughtfully formulated to combine ease of use with artistic excellence. Your glow-in-the-dark elements will neither stick to the sides nor rush to the bottom, giving you the freedom to design with confidence and creativity.

Do’s and Don’ts of 

Slow Glow

🌙 What’s the best glitter to use with Slow Glow?

The chunkier the better! Chunky mixes or glitters with larger pieces allow for the best flow and glow effect. Fine glitter may clump or slow the movement too much.

🌙 Do I add glitter or solution first?

We recommend adding a little Slow Glow first, then your glitter or glow pigment. This helps prevent materials from getting trapped at the top.

🌙 I have a bubble left in my snowglobe — is that bad?

Not at all! A small air bubble is actually important. It helps prevent pressure build-up (especially in glass) and promotes a better flow of glow and glitter.

🌙 I see tiny bubbles — how do I fix it?

Spray the fill hole with rubbing alcohol to help pop those bubbles. If any remain, let the cup sit for 24 hours to gas off naturally — they should disappear on their own.