In 2011, in a certain township called Anderslov in Sweden, formerly blonde residents' hair mysteriously started turning green. Was it a biological problem? Was it a disease? Was it contagious? Nope... Actually, suspicion initially was towards the drinking water and in particular, the copper levels since copper is known to dye things green via a complex oxidation process. When copper oxidizes, it forms minerals that are green (and/or blue) including: brochantite (hydrated copper…
British researchers are at it again! The British Society for Immunology have developed a recipe to make your very own authentic-appearing snot of various colors of tan thru green. Of course, you can make your own the natural way, but here's a more sanitary way with kitchen supplies. You need: 1 tbsp Gelatine powder 1 tbsp Hot water 2 tbsp Sugar syrup (corn syrup or golden syrup) Food colouring A plastic container/bag Paint brush or dropper To make your own snot: 1) In a…