My son likes putty and we keep it on hand as a "sensory break" when he's getting frustrated at something like math work or video games. This putty is pretty tough, which I think makes it more perfect for our needs. The color changing is good, maybe a little slow. But it works well and my son likes them.
He mixed them up into an ugly poop color because he's 7. Said he wanted to see what color they'd change to. Whatcha gonna do.
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It takes a lot to activate the color changing...
But I cheated and used a blow dryer (in the tin and for a short amount of time) to activate the color changing! It really does take a lot of doing to make it start changing colors if you're doing it by hand, but it works (and changes more quickly afterwards), and if you're using it as intended, worth it. The purple and red very noticeably change colors, but the green is a lot more subtle! As you're working on the green, it goes from the darker slime green to an almost neon green and doesn't show the temperature change as much when it reaches the neon green color.Aside from that, the texture of it is kind of off putting at first. It has an almost oily feel to it, but as you handle it, it kinda sorta goes away? I can only assume you're either kneading it back into the putty, or you're kneading it into your own hands. Or a little bit of both. Either way, I'd probably avoid getting it onto clothes or furniture.It also kind of have a sweetish chemical smell to it. It's not a strong scent; you'd have to hold it to your nose to really smell it, but it's there. In case you are sensitive to that sort of thing. It's all in all not a bad buy at all. I was kind of hesitant because of some of the reviews (because I scan the reviews like nobody's business), but my personal experience was not bad at all. It definitely helps if you fidget with things with your hands, and it has definitely worked out the muscles in my hands, wrists and forearms!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2020
Aside from that, the texture of it is kind of off putting at first. It has an almost oily feel to it, but as you handle it, it kinda sorta goes away? I can only assume you're either kneading it back into the putty, or you're kneading it into your own hands. Or a little bit of both. Either way, I'd probably avoid getting it onto clothes or furniture.
It also kind of have a sweetish chemical smell to it. It's not a strong scent; you'd have to hold it to your nose to really smell it, but it's there. In case you are sensitive to that sort of thing. It's all in all not a bad buy at all. I was kind of hesitant because of some of the reviews (because I scan the reviews like nobody's business), but my personal experience was not bad at all. It definitely helps if you fidget with things with your hands, and it has definitely worked out the muscles in my hands, wrists and forearms!
It takes a lot to activate the color changing...
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2020
But I cheated and used a blow dryer (in the tin and for a short amount of time) to activate the color changing! It really does take a lot of doing to make it start changing colors if you're doing it by hand, but it works (and changes more quickly afterwards), and if you're using it as intended, worth it. The purple and red very noticeably change colors, but the green is a lot more subtle! As you're working on the green, it goes from the darker slime green to an almost neon green and doesn't show the temperature change as much when it reaches the neon green color.Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2020
Aside from that, the texture of it is kind of off putting at first. It has an almost oily feel to it, but as you handle it, it kinda sorta goes away? I can only assume you're either kneading it back into the putty, or you're kneading it into your own hands. Or a little bit of both. Either way, I'd probably avoid getting it onto clothes or furniture.
It also kind of have a sweetish chemical smell to it. It's not a strong scent; you'd have to hold it to your nose to really smell it, but it's there. In case you are sensitive to that sort of thing. It's all in all not a bad buy at all. I was kind of hesitant because of some of the reviews (because I scan the reviews like nobody's business), but my personal experience was not bad at all. It definitely helps if you fidget with things with your hands, and it has definitely worked out the muscles in my hands, wrists and forearms!
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