If glitter is made large enough is it then considered confetti?

come on ellen,
do you want to make TINKERBELL cry?
fairy dust & glitter are one in the same -
you can't ban glitter- it makes kid's crafts, christmas decorations, cars, boats,scrapbooks, solid gold dancers, cheerleaders, and even tinkerbell SPARKLE!
i am a product developer creating glitter for all the major craft retailers-
designing products like glitter glue (liquid glitter), large hex cut glitter, extra fine cut glitter, craft glitter, holographic glitter, metallic glitter, rainbow finish glitter,mini glitter shapes, chunky glitter, fairy dust ...... you get the picture.

we have more glitter than you can shake your magic wand at.

want some samples for your audience?
want to learn all about glitter and see how it is made?
it would be fun I promise -

Tracia Williams
orlando, florida

Glitter is like pine needles from a Christmas tree!! six months from now your still vacuming it up from the carpet!!!!!!

Ellen, my husband & I love you. Thanks, too, for sharing Lurch. We'd never seen a Watoosee?! I'm glad he has such a good home now thanks to you.
I have a gymnastics and cheerleading training business. When we used to have all-star competitive cheerleading until I got fed up with it; the coaches and girls got into wearing glitter on their eye make-up. I hated it and didn't want it, but I gave in. One of the little girls began to have eye sight issues; red eyes, blurring, pain. She went to her doctor twice and he diagnosed and treated her for conjunctivitis. After more weeks of the same symptoms, her mother took her to an eye specialist and found that a piece of glitter had lodged itself in her cornea and the eyeball was actually growing around this piece of glitter!! SO, if glitter is to be banned, ban it from EYE MAKE-UP.

As a major producer of glitter, I would personally love to invite Ellen and her staff to tour our facility and see how it is made. I know you would grow to love it and rethink your legislative push to ban it!! We really make the world sparkle. Linda Dickens and the employees of Sulyn Industries.

Hey Ellen,
I live in australia and i love watching your show everyday, my favourite interviews are the ones with pink (gosh i love that woman) and i love your monologues! i am turning 17 on friday the 11th january so im excited...anyway i watched your glitter monologue and couldnt have agreed with you more! when i was younger i always thought putting glitter body stuff on my face looked good but id always go a bit over-the-top with it i wish i had a photo to show you. Anyway this year is my last year of high school and after that im going to take a year off before going off to university as i would love to travel america. hopefully ill get the chance to be in your audience it would be my dream come true.
thanks for being you!

I agree with you, Ellen!! Bein' a guy and all, it's even worse when yer tryin' to be macho-macho man! LOL Thanks fer a great show Ellen and HAPPY EARLY 50TH BIRTHDAY!! I'm a half century old too...no worries...just watch out fer the glitter critters. :)

How can glitter be banned in the world? I am a preschool teacher and the children love to glitter everything they can. We could not do Christmas without glitter, no spin art without glitter and no sparkly winter pictures without glitter. GLITTER ROCKS!

My niece Lindsay got in hot water with her superior at her job teaching kindergarten. The glitter was everywhere and seemed to grow over time instead of diminish. Ms. Jan banned Lindsay from ever using glitter again! Then Lindsay was caught mimicking Ms. Jan when her co-worker was using glitter with her class and Ms. Jan said snarkily,"SHE can it use because she uses it RESPONSIBLY!"
So, don't ban it,just use it responsibly!

P.S. My sisters and I think Lindsay is a natural comedian and is wasting her talent in Pre-K. You should give her a shot on your show! C'mon; do it!

I work with children and let me tell you on the days that we use glitter, it stays with us for weeks after the project. Sometimes I wonder who was the crazy person that came up with glitter.