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Easy Slime Recipies Without Glue or Borax

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Everyone is fascinated by slime. Its gooey texture seems to be liquid and solid at the same time, allowing you to stretch it, mold it, and play with it. Slime is also great for getting kids engaged in a science activity. The traditional recipe for slime calls for glue and borax, but there are other ways to make it. Try making your own slime with household products that you have in your kitchen or bathroom.

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    Start with a kid's 3-in-1 body wash. There are several brands that make a 3-in-1 body wash and they are, for the most part, no more than a few dollars. These washes contain body wash, shampoo, and conditioner in one mix. Pour 1 cup (0.24 L) of 3-in-1 body wash into a large plastic bowl.[1]

    • The more body wash you use, the more slime you will make.

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    Squirt in some shaving cream. Shaving cream will help to give the slime a good texture. You want to use a 1:1 ratio of shaving cream to body wash. So, for 1 cup (0.24 L) of 3-in-1 body wash, add 1 cup (0.24 L) of shaving cream to the bowl.[2]

    • If you choose to use more or less body wash, use the more or less shaving cream to keep the 1:1 ratio for consistent texture.

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    Mix well. Use a spoon or whisk to blend the ingredients together. Continue mixing until there is a smooth, consistent texture throughout the whole mixture. Once the ingredients are evenly mixed, you can finish making the slime.[3]

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    Sprinkle in some salt. Add a tablespoon of salt to the mixture. The salt will help give the mixture a slimy consistency. You can change the consistency by adding more or less salt as needed.[4]

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    Stir your slime. Use your spoon or whisk to stir in the salt. As you stir, you can add more salt if desired. Stir the mixture for 20-30 seconds or until it is evenly mixed.[5]

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    Chill the slime. Place the slime in your freezer for 15 minutes. This thickens your slime. When you remove the slime from the freezer, it is ready to play with![6]

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    Pour body wash into a mixing bowl. This recipe calls for regular body wash as opposed to the 3-in-1 variety. You can use any brand or fragrance that you prefer. Pour 1 cup (0.24 L) of body wash into a large bowl.[7]

    • You can color the slime by adding food coloring to the body wash.[8]

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    Thicken your slime with cornstarch. Cornstarch will help your slime to achieve a thick, viscous state. Start by adding cornstarch in a 1:1 ratio. You can add more if needed.[9]

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    Knead the ingredients. The best way to mix the ingredients is to knead them with your hands. If you do not want to get your hands dirty, you can use a spoon to mix them. Mix until the slime has a steady consistency throughout.[10]

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    Thin your slime with water. If your slime is too thick, you can use water to thin it. If you accidentally make the slime too thin, adding more cornstarch will thicken it. You can experiment with different ratios of cornstarch to water for different kinds of slime.[11]

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    Combine cornstarch and water. Mix one box of cornstarch with 1 to 2 cups (0.24 to 0.47 L) of water. Use your hands to mix the ingredients until you achieve the consistency of honey. Using different amounts of water will change the consistency as needed.[12]

    • If you want to color the oobleck, add food coloring to the water before mixing it with the cornstarch.
    • It's also possible to make oobleck without cornstarch.

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    Dump the oobleck onto a cookie sheet. Once you have a good consistency, pour the oobleck from the bowl onto a flat surface. Observe how the oobleck behaves compared to other liquids. As you pour, it becomes a slimy and sticks to itself.[13]

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    Experiment with the slimy material. Oobleck slime (also called magic mud) changes depending on the forces present. Try picking up the slime and hitting it. You'll notice that applying force to the slime makes it harden.[14]

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  • Question

    For the first one, instead of using a 3 in 1 shampoo, can I just put in some shampoo, body wash, and conditioner from different bottles?

    lily ling

    lily ling

    Community Answer

    Yes, but make sure they are equal parts. It helps to have all the same color, so your slime does not turn out brown.

  • Question

    Can I use plain body wash?

    Community Answer

    You can use any body wash, but it is best if it is a slightly thicker one.

  • Question

    For the first one, do you have to use 3-in-1 shampoo/conditioner/body wash? Will a 2-in-1 shampoo/body wash work as well?

    Community Answer

    No. It will not, because it only has 2 of the ingredients. You could proably just add in the body wash though.

  • Question

    Instead of using the 3-1 body wash, could I just use shampoo, conditioner and body wash?

    Community Answer

    Yes. You can use any body wash, but it is better if you use a slightly thicker one.

  • Question

    Should it become watery when I add salt?

    Community Answer

    No, salt shouldn't make your slime watery. It will make it slimier, but if your slime is watery, then you may have added too much salt.

  • Question

    Does the slime turn back into body wash after a while?

    Community Answer

    No, but if you leave it out in the sun and never play with it, your slime will melt.

  • Question

    Can I use shaving gel instead of shaving cream?

    Community Answer

    Yes, it should work in a similar way.

  • Question

    What kind of shaving cream is the best?

    Community Answer

    I usually use the Gillette shaving cream because it makes the slime more fluffy.

  • Question

    Could I use flour instead of cornstarch in the second one?

    Community Answer

    No, you may not, cornstarch is a different substance than flour, so the slime will be very sticky if you add flour.

  • Question

    If I don't use food coloring, what color will it be?

    Community Answer

    It depends on the ingredients you use, but it will probably be some shade of white.

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  • You can store your slime for later use in an airtight bag or container.[15]

  • Use food coloring to color any slime recipe.[16]

  • Remember to take your slime out of the freezer after 15 minutes. Don't leave it too long.

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Things You'll Need

  • Making Shaving Cream Slime
    • Shaving Cream
    • 3-in-1 Body Wash
    • Salt
    • Container
    • Stir Stick
  • Making Body Wash Slime
    • Body Wash
    • Cornstarch
    • Water
    • Container
    • Stir Stick
  • Making Oobleck
    • Water
    • Cornstarch
    • Bowl
    • Cookie Sheet.

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To make slime without any glue or borax, mix equal parts body wash and cornstarch in a bowl. If the slime is too thick, add water to thin it out. You can also make slime by mixing equal parts shaving cream and 3-in-1 body wash with a little bit of salt. Then, chill the mixture in the freezer for 15 minutes and voila! Your slime is finished. To learn how to make oobleck slime, scroll down!

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