ALIEN PUTTY™ - GHOUL - LIMITED - 12 GRAMS

New GLOW- PURPLE - GHOUL Alien Putty! (not scented) Drop starts October 29th 5PM Est. Continue to read here for more putty details. And pictures in the comments!

*All three Halloween Alien Putties are inter-layed using 2 different tinted versions of one color, plus a layer of white alien putty. One of those tinted colors is also glow in the dark. -

* We have never sold an inter-layed Alien Putty before. This basically means each color is rolled flat, then stacked, then rolled again and cut. This ensures each tin has 3 colors that are truly separated rather than blended. Separate but together - is the whole idea behind this theme.

*Each new color ranges in hardness though, all colors contain a percentage of soft base and/or hard base.

GHOST=HARDEST(still softer than blue)

GHOUL=MEDIUM

GOBLIN=SOFT

*Each order comes with a UV light pen to help activate the glow in the dark pigment. - the purple glow in GHOUL will require the direct UV light to activate and the other two colors will glow in the dark from regular light activation.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ALIEN PUTTY. - (Anything beyond objective details should be seen as personal opinion/preference - it's not that deep. If you want to pick one because it's pretty- that's OKAY, too! )

We use two base versions of putty. One is hard(and blue). One is soft(white) - galactic, purple, ocean, and confetti have both soft and hard bases in them.

Most of our limited versions are made with a soft base or a combination of soft and hard. (those objective details will always be specified within new product descriptions.)

The only other factor that will effect the density/tackyness/longevity (within our control) is the pigment saturation.

More saturated colors, and depending on the ingredients within the pigment, can slightly effect the density through time/tackyness/longevity. *Know that we can't objectively measure these details because they are subjective features with variables outside of our control*

Alien putty, and how we designate color within the theory: our goal is to be consistent with formula and delivery. - To accommodate a wide range of personal preferences.

My example to explain that is my personal preference- i like to mix blue and pearl together and I will top off a multiplacer more frequently because I like the tactility and "pop" of a fresh piece. (Even though I could go days without actually adding more putty to my pens, I do) again personal preference currently and it changes.