Mental Dust

Trick by Luis Enrique Peralta
Out of stock
Select an option to be notified about
1 reviews
Add to wishlist
Get 280 VI Points for this purchase.
Mental Dust - image 1
Click to zoom
Mental Dust - thumbnail 1
Mental Dust - thumbnail 2
Mental Dust - thumbnail 3
Mental Dust - thumbnail 4
Mental Dust - thumbnail 5

A fun update to the classic "ashes on the arm" trick that can be done on the spectator's arm.

A card is selected by the spectator. They then write the number and suit on a sugar envelope. The magician then opens this envelope and pours the sugar on the spectator's forearm. Like magic, the selected card appears written on their skin.

"Mental Dust" can be used with any type of "dust" material such as sugar, salt, pepper, sand or ashes. You'll get the special gimmick and holder so you're always ready to perform.

Three different versions available: King of Clubs, Eight of Spades or ESP Card Wavy Lines.

Comes with video instructions featuring bonus ideas.

Add to wishlist

Customer reviews for Mental Dust

Guillaume
Hi all! This will be a quick and constructive critique. First in twenty years of magic, I am Super disappointed!!! Everyone knows David Blaine's famous genre trick and every budding magician had his chapstick for the trick, let's leave it at that!! the gimmick is hard and not soft which means that the fat of the chapstick does not hold!! literally !! I would have preferred to meet a hungry alligator on my way, rather than waste my money on that! in short, super poor quality on top of that, so....

Community questions about Mental Dust

Have a question about this product? It's possible others do too. Ask here and other Vanishing Inc. Magic customers will be able to respond with assistance! Alternatively, email us and we can help too.

  • Guillaume asks: Hello, i want to know if i can have the k club for exemple or is random. Thank you my friend

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:when you add the cart it will give you different options to choose from

  • Chris asks: Hi - is this available to be carried in your pocket? How practical is it for something like walk around?

    • 1. Jim responds:Yes, it is designed to be carried in the pocket. There is a reset, so it may not be best for walk around.
    Post an answer to this question

2 questions

Ask a question