Collection: SNOW GLOBE SOLUTION

Hey, has anyone told you so far that the fluidity of the glitter in the solution differs depending on the material and the space between the double wall of the snow globe tumbler?

   If it is used in a plastic or glass material? For example, glitter mixed in a suspended solution will have a much faster flow and will be much easier to shake when used in a glass snow globe tumbler because the solution will slide more easily in the glass, but when the same solution it is used in an acrylic snow globe tumbler, the floating of the glitter and the viscosity of solution will be hindered by the acrylic/plastic material

- So the viscosity is determined by several factors.

- No solution will have the same viscosity in different materials, and the floating of the glitter will be different.

- I think the most important thing is when we create a formula or a snow globe tumbler to think about the customer. Will the customer struggle to mix the glitter while shaking the snow globe, will the glitter stay stuck in time, what does the customer like?

- So here we offer you a few varieties of solution that you can choose