Zimpli Kids Gelli Baff Color Change (300 g, Ballistic Blue)
Brand:Zimpli Kids
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- Zimpli Kids Gelli Baff Color Change creates a gloopy goo that changes color
- The first powder turns ordinary water into thick and colorful goo while the second powder turns it back to water
- The color of the water also changes, which means more bath-time fun
- The product is doesn’t irritate your kid's delicate skin, it is non-toxic, environmentally-friendly and stain-free
- This colour-changing thick goo takes shape in just a few seconds once the powder is mixed into the bath-water
- You can sprinkle the 'dissolver' powder for it to change back into water
- Zimpli Kids Gelli Baff Color Change is EU, UK and Australian safety compliant
- It is biodegradable and non-toxic in nature
- The mixture doesn’t leave any stains or marks in your bathtub, and drains down easily
- It doesn't contain any preservatives or harmful chemicals
- It is perfect for kids above three years of age
SKU:925766
What's in the box?
- 1 Gelli Baff Color Change
- Do not exportfalse
- Zimpli Kids Gelli Baff Color Change creates a gloopy goo that changes color
- The first powder turns ordinary water into thick and colorful goo while the second powder turns it back to water
- The color of the water also changes, which means more bath-time fun
- The product is doesn’t irritate your kid's delicate skin, it is non-toxic, environmentally-friendly and stain-free
- This colour-changing thick goo takes shape in just a few seconds once the powder is mixed into the bath-water
- You can sprinkle the 'dissolver' powder for it to change back into water
- Zimpli Kids Gelli Baff Color Change is EU, UK and Australian safety compliant
- It is biodegradable and non-toxic in nature
- The mixture doesn’t leave any stains or marks in your bathtub, and drains down easily
- It doesn't contain any preservatives or harmful chemicals
- It is perfect for kids above three years of age
SKU:925766
What's in the box?
- 1 Gelli Baff Color Change
- Do not exportfalse