The image depicts two glowing green objects and a printed image on a dark background. The larger object appears to be a rounded, rectangular shape with protruding ear-like structures, giving it a resemblance to a cartoonish face. The glow from this object is intense and evenly distributed, suggesting it is either a light-up toy or a container filled with a luminescent substance. Below it is a jar or container with a dimmer, more irregular green glow, likely containing a luminescent liquid or material. The printed image shows three cartoon characters with exaggerated features, one with blue and green hair, another with purple hair, and a third with yellow skin and a green shirt. These characters seem to be from the same animated series or movie, and their whimsical designs complement the glowing objects' playful and imaginative nature.

Glow-in-the-Dark Ozonium Slime Recipe from Lost in Oz

We are LOVING the newest original @AmazonKids series, Lost in Oz. This fun show features Dorothy Gale, a budding engineer/tinkerer/scientist, who inspired this Glow-in-the-Dark Ozonium Slime recipe. Kids will love the sensory element of glow-in-the-dark water beads in this simple recipe. Get all the details and learn about the series by searching LOST IN OZ on our blog!

Glow-in-the-Dark Ozonium Slime Recipe from Lost in Oz

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