Making slime is a fun, easy and affordable activity to do with the kids. However, there are tons of recipes on the web that are misleading and can leave you with a liquid goo or stains everywhere! In order to make sure you don’t end up with a huge mess to clean up after, we rounded up 6 different ways you can make slime that will actually work. Whether you’re looking for a borax-free recipe, or a recipe without food coloring, we got you covered! The kids will love these!
Unicorn Poop Slime
momdot.com
Materials: Glue, borax, food coloring water. Find instructions here.
Glitter Slime
momluck.com
Materials: Glitter glue, water, borax. Find instructions here.
Borax-Free Slime
funathomewithkids.com
Find instructions here!
Materials: Cornstarch, shampoo, liquid water colors.
Fluffy Slime
artfulparent.com
Materials: White glue, eye contact solution, shaving cream, borax. Find instructions here.
Rainbow Treasure Surprise Slime
growinginajeweledrose.com
Materials: Clear glue, liquid starch, rainbow glitter, treasure gems. Find instructions here.
Stretchy Flubber
littlebinsforlittlehands.com
Materials: White glue, liquid starch, water, food coloring. Find instructions here.
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