Herbin Phosphorescent Ink 30ml bottle

The Herbin Phosphorescent Ink has garnered mixed responses from customers, particularly artists and creatives who were drawn to its glow-in-the-dark feature. Many users appreciate the novelty and artistic potential of the ink, particularly for experimentation on different paper types and the integration with various mixed media. The fluorescent effect works well in certain applications, particularly in acrylic paintings, where it can provide a captivating luminescent quality after multiple coats. However, several customers encountered significant challenges with the ink's performance and Consistency. Many noted that the ink is too runny, lacking the thickness one might expect from tattoo inks. This inConsistency seems to affect the flow and opacity, making it difficult to achieve the desired glow effect. Despite being marketed as "glow in the dark", users reported issues such as it not glowing sufficiently or for long periods, often dulling quickly after exposure to light. Additionally, some purchasers experienced issues with the lid not sealing properly, leading to minor spillage. Overall, while the concept and creative potential of the Herbin Phosphorescent Ink are acknowledged and appreciated, its actual delivery in performance is lacking, leading to a tepid reception among customers. **