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Hi.. I want to highlight this stuff called iGlow, the new hair and body gel that glows in the dark. Glows for 4 to 6 hours in total darkness, or after sunset/indoors. The difference in this product is that it creates its OWN light. Doesn't need any other light source.. no Ultraviolet, no recharging etc. Apply it to dry hair or to your body, and it will glow like a firefly all night long. (By the way is is FDA approved for safety) When you have finished partying.. just wash it off with shampoo /soap and water. Temporary, it coats the hair with color , does not dye it. Safe for human use, and thats another important factor in this product....use it for outdoor events like raves, music festivals, Bonaroo wont have seen anything like this before...carnival, parades, concerts, sports.. and indoors in clubs etc. You wont need a torch in your tent with this stuff !Fantastic to look at it... looks kind of "alive" like a fire .. emanating its own light.. .. cool to wear. Makes a statement thats for sure. You can see the video at and theres the manufacturer site for more tech info and photos etc.. : www.voltagehairgel.com/iglowspecial.html.
================================= Better let you see this just to give you a better idea of how this stuff works... i GLOW HAIR GEL - Product Description i-GLOW HAIR GEL does not rely on UV, neon or black lights to create glow. Instead, it produces its own light! Tiny, microscopic particles in the gel come together in the mixing process to produce a bright colorful glow that can be seen in partial light and in the dark for at least 4 - 6 hours (technically, this incredible effect lasts more than 24 hours at a diminishing glow). The best thing is, while i-GLOW HAIR GEL is classified as a "temporary hair color" it does not actually color the hair cuticle. It "coats" the hair with color. The gel is the delivery medium for the luminescence (glow). This means it is safe for color-treated or bleached hair when used as directed. In the case of colors blue and green, the gel is colorless both in the mixing container and on the hair under normal lighting conditions. Yellow and orange colors do show some color hues in the mixing container but when applied to hair in a lighted room the color mostly disappears because the concentration on the hair is lower. When lighting is reduced to about half-light or darker, all four colors show up brightly.
The i-GLOW HAIR GEL Gel's effect is activated when you first open the container and mix the contents as instructed using the provided applicator. Once activated, the glow will last for at least 4-6 hours. Each container is intended for one-time application but depending on the effect desired and amount of gel used, one container is typically enough for several people as a little "dab" will go a long way. Create streaks or spikes of bright glowing color, or go all out with a full "hair-do"! Usage hint: Blow-drying hair will increase the intensity of the brightness but shorten the duration of the glow. i-GLOW HAIR GEL is meant for short-term use only and should be washed out of the hair before going to bed. To remove i-GLOW HAIR GEL simply shampoo out. Once applied, wait approx. 30 minutes for the gel to brighten on the hair. i-GLOW HAIR GEL is safe and non-toxic, but is not recommended for young children. .
Post by shenanigans on May 17, 2007 15:30:48 GMT -5
Two things One, I will be glowing that weekend. Second, the first thing that popped into my mine was someone completely covered in the stuff. Like full torso paint, think that would be harmful? I didnt see anything about over exposure but im sure it might have some consequences. That and it said its not good to go to sleep or anything like that with it on you, but who is honestly going to try to shower that stuff off before they sleep/pass out.
Post by oatmealschnappz on May 17, 2007 16:45:27 GMT -5
It looks pretty cool i guess but, I wouldn't want to smear that stuff on me unless I knew I had immediate access to a shower. Between sweat, sun, dirt, dust and sunscreen....my skin takes enough abuse at Bonnaroo. I think that I'm going to pass on this.
Also, I really hate it when someone starts an account just to immediately post a commercial!
Last Edit: May 17, 2007 16:45:47 GMT -5 by oatmealschnappz - Back to Top
Post by sparklybecca on May 17, 2007 17:11:25 GMT -5
oatmealschnappz said:
It looks pretty cool i guess but, I wouldn't want to smear that stuff on me unless I knew I had immediate access to a shower. Between sweat, sun, dirt, dust and sunscreen....my skin takes enough abuse at Bonnaroo. I think that I'm going to pass on this.
Also, I really hate it when someone starts an account just to immediately post a commercial!
yea i noticed that as well, was waiting for someone else to notice this seems spam-ish
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Post by oatmealschnappz on May 17, 2007 17:18:00 GMT -5
I agree. This has nothing to do with anything. It's just a commercial, plain and simple. When a long-time member "pitches" something, that's totally understandable. This, however, is blatant corporate advertising! Just look at how long the post is. It's just shy of being a sales brochure!