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Colour Slime Official
Colour Slime Official
Name this slime
Hello! Different content here. @colourslime_official was kind enough to send me some of their clear glue and their feather clay to try! I made 2 different base slimes to try with their clay. 💜The first slime is very simple. I used about 8 fluid oz of the glue, Doop Into the Woods FO and Color Splash brand watercolor in purple. My activator is triple strength. This was incredibly easy to activate, totally effortless unlike the Elmer's clear glue batch I made after. The resulting slime was super smooth, soft, schloopy, jiggly and had some of that resistance you find with Korean clear glue. I will mention the glue is ultra coated and not tacky. I did have an oily film on top when the slime settled. The owner explained to me this is because of how the glue is made, so if you're using oil based fragrance you would need an emulsifier to prevent this from happening with this glue. 💜I guess I was doing a mochi texture, though when I asked a couple different shops and did a Google search, there's literally no ratio of clay to base for mochi. I'm sitting here thinking okay, but what differentiates mochi from slay or butter then!? UGH WHATEVER lol. The slime became SUPER smooth and thickened up really nicely without feeling dense. It literally slid under my fingers. However 24 hrs later it did leave a slick feeling after play that dried quickly but left residue. 💚 Wood glue with 8 oz Titebond, 4 oz Colour Slime clear glue, Nature's Garden FO, watercolor, mix then activate with triple strength activator. Big fail, but I know ZERO about making slime. I added the clear trying to make it stretchy when I should have grabbed glycerin. Chewy, droopy glossy, rippy as hell and literally broke LOL. Do NOT judge the clear glue, this is all ME not knowing wtf I'm doing 🤣 💚 The clay made this silky smooth and actually helped some of the ripping. Very chubby, loud pops, crackles, MEGA ARM WORKOUT TO STRETCH, lots of 2x original speed parts in this video, otherwise it would have been 10 minutes. Low quality clip at the end is after I added glycerin to the finished slime. It sat for 24 hrs and had the same slick feel/residue the cg had! More in comments!
Clear
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K11 Thickie
K11 Thickie
Colour Slime Official
⚪ K11 thickie featuring @colourslime_official K11 glue by me ⚪ texture: 4 parts K11 to 1 part Elmer's school glue ⚪ scent: Wizards and Wands from Magic Candle Company ⚪ Thomas reached out and asked if I would be interested in trying his new white glue designed for thick textures. Of course I said yes. I did not color this one at all and it has no addins. ⚪ This is a thick, slower stretch, creamy feeling kind of thickie, but it also feels really lightweight which is very unique! You do get sharp pops and difficulty making bubbles as you do with Glue All or wood glue dominant textures, but ofc ultra thick stuff is what I love if I'm buying something that isn't crunchy. It needed a lot of activator and some glycerin to help with stretch. I wanted to keep it as close to pure K11 as possible, but ended up adding the small amount of Elmer's just to make my life easier tbh. This is also CRAZY GRIPPY. It would NOT release from the polypropylene deli container I was making it in until I added a HEFTY amount of Renu. Be aware of this - this glue likely needs coating if your blend is dominant with it! I think it's nice that it's pure white as that makes it easy to color. ⚪ The glue actually has a pungent odor very similar to wood glue. However, it was covered up very well by the fragrance oil, which I used about 3 mL total for roughly 12 oz of base. It ended up smelling WAY better in the slime than it did in the bottle, like an ancient study full of heavy antique wooden furniture, various dried plants/herbs and something that reminded me of tobacco and leather even though neither is listed in the blend. Fragrance notes below. 🪾 Top: Ancient wood, crisp citrus, bergamot 🪻 Middle: Violet, oakmoss 🫘 Base: Tonka beans, cedar, musk Overall would be very interested to see someone who actually knows how to make slime instead of me experiment with this glue!
Thick & Glossy
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Unexpected Basement Find
Unexpected Basement Find
Everyone Slime
-- unexpected basement find by @everyone_slime QOTD: Do unfinished/old fashioned basements creep you out? Review Notes: -- these clay bones! There's so many and they all look amazing! They even come in varying sizes. Some were broken, but I think that just adds to the creepy concept of finding a pile of old bones in your basement. Jazmyn let me know she forgot to send the sand with my order, so I used some that I had left over from previous slimes no problem 😊 -- this base is thick, feels slightly fuzzy and is very, very creamy. I did add activator a few times throughout filming and towards the end it became more chubby and puffy. I had a hard time deciding if it was UA or not since it just came in this week, but I feel the activator was a good move. I also added sand twice. I'm extremely cautious adding sand to clay slimes and vice versa because I've had too many DIY sand slimes where it was perfect with no fallout before clay, then after clay it was HORRIBLE. I added just enough to feel the grit, make it sizzle and help with inflation. Nice pops and structure, no fallout. -- I LOVE THIS SCENT. This is really accurate. Like, I can smell the "damp" element of an old unfinished basement. I've never smelled mold or mildew, but this is definitely a scent that makes you think of these things, though it's not like a rotten scent at all. There's a sweet note that helps balance it. I really think it's incredible. Medium strength.
Snowbutter
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Untitled Slime
Untitled Slime
Name this slime
▫️ no name by ME! ◽ texture: wood glue/wg/cg blend ◻️ scent: leather & labdanum ▫️ Instead of giving y'all a lovely, polished slime from an established shop, tonight I'm giving you my own creation! Blunt but not rude feedback is welcome! This is the natural color that the glues mixed together made. The whoopee cushion is from an old slime and simply here for attention (bonus points if you remember whose and what the texture was). ◽ I'm trying to master a THICC predominantly white or wood glue texture just to see if I can do it. I haven't been trying very hard at all 🤣 I've also read elsewhere in the community you cannot make slime with Gorilla glue, but I think it just can't be mostly Gorilla glue. Started off with Gorilla Glue and Glue All. Then added school glue and clear glue. A bunch of glycerin, fragrance, lotion, contact lens solution and activator later, this is the result. It's not as thick as I would want it to be and it actually seemed to loosen up a bit by the time you hit the 1-ish minute mark in the video. Gorilla is the most amount of glue by volume, but it's not even half, maybe 33%. So it's got a bit of resistance and chew like a wood glue, but only a little bit. I don't know how to make it thicker than this. ASMR also wasn't thunderous like I hoped. ◻️ This leather and labdanum fragrance oil was given to me, so idk who makes it. It's a really nice leather x unisex cologne type scent. For 24 oz of volume of slime, I used 1/2 oz fragrance and it mostly covered up the wood glue tang.
Homemade
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