Notre fille de 8 ans adore! C’est déjà la deuxième boîte que nous achetons. Très amusant pour faire des potions magiques.. petites bestioles…paillettes…ingrédients magiques. Tout y est pour se prendre pour une sorcière :) nous recommandons.

Mes enfants ont adorés faire des mélanges et des potions. Ils ont 4 ans donc il faut rester à coté pour ne pas avoir des paillettes partout dans la maison mais c est vite utilisé. Je vous conseil de prendre le model le moins cher car c est un jeux 1shot ils joueront une fois à faire les mélanges..

En mi casa tenemos pequeños artistas y este tipo de artículos nos vienen muy bien para desarrollar hábitos creativos y alejarnos del uso excesivo de las nuevas tecnologías.

We had a wonderful time with this. It's one of the best toys I've bought for my two 7 year old grandkids and that's saying something :-DI especially like that it's not too 'girly' or pink and isn't offputting to boys. It's fun for both. It wasn't occult either, so suits most beliefs.The recipe booklet is perfect for getting started with and has nice, clear diagrams as well as text, so it suits reluctant readers as well as more competent ones. The 'ingredients' are imaginatively named and well presented. There were plenty of opportunities for the children to talk about what qualities they thought would be useful to have and the kit encouraged that. Mine made 'Unicorn training', 'Calm', 'Invisibility', 'Quiet' and 'Scary' potions as well as lots of others. The glow-in-the-dark ingredients were popular, but there was plenty of the glow star glitter left over at the end. Actually, there are quite a few remaining ingredients unused, which is a bonus. Nothing felt cheap or skimped.I did use a hand-held label maker to add a bit of a 'professional' look to the potions, but it's not necessary. There are cool blank labels in the kit to write on.I loved that there were two mixing bowls, funnels, scoops and fairy wands, meaning that they didn't have to share and could mix away without having to wait for anything. There were plenty of bottles (20) to sustain their potion-mixing activities for some time and inclusion of a few extra corks was thoughtful. I really appreciated the security tops on the colouring bottles, because it meant they needed adult help with a potentially messy part and didn't spill anything crucial. The fizzy mystery potion was fun too.The box contains a nice storage box for display of the finished potions. It's a very thoughtful feature because it kept them together and made them feel precious. Once the potions were made, the children used them in adventure games for days, carrying the box with them on a mission to defeat an evil teddy (apparently).I would definitely recommend the kit for children aged five and up, with adult involvement. It was educational, stimulating and above all, lots of fun. Everything about the set felt well thought out, as if it had been designed by someone who cared about children having fun and using their imagination. It's good value for the amount of enjoyment we all had.

Not better not worse, and actually good!Is it super amazing and epic?Maybe, maybe not.Is it fun and worth it at least?Yes!Looks cute and it’s fun to let the fantasy run free if you don’t want follow the given “recipes”.Maybe tad overpriced, but not sure.Recommend either way as it’s still plenty of fun and happy memories don’t have a price!