SLIME TIME!
Types of Slime
There are many types of slime, they’re all different, but
they’re still slime. Some slimes take a while until you can
play with it. Iceberg slime is a type of slime that is hard
on the top after left out for a few days. It uses a lot of
shaving cream/foam (2 cups) to make it harden. Did you
know that you can make soap slime using only a bar of
soap and water? You start off by taking a bar of soap and
placing it in a jar. Then, cover the soap with water. Lastly,
let the soap sit for a day or two and you’ve got slime.
Fruit salad slime is clear slime with little fruit slice beads
in it. To make your slime clear, let it sit for a day or two.
Last but not least, there are many types of slime that take
a while.
This is a picture of galaxy slime.
Nataliatarkh “Slime Kura-Kura Tbilisi, Georgia”
Google images 2017
Not like slimes that take a while, scented slime pretty
much takes only a couple of minutes. Candle slime is a
type of slime that is made out of just a candle, glue, and
activator (borax & water, saline solution & baking soda,
or laundry detergent.) First, you melt the candle, after it’s
all melted, add glue to the melted candle. If it’s still too
sticky, activate it a little and it should be fine. There is a
type of slime that looks, feels, and smells like melted
chocolate. You can make a scented slime by instead of
using normal glue, use Scento’s White Glue. Lastly, there
are many types of slime that are scented and smell good.
This is green clear slime.
Scented slime is cool but edible slime is usually scented
too! Edible glowing blood slime is a type