Fairy Slime

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US Orders: 3-10 days (1-3 days processing and 2-7 days shipping)
International Orders: 1-5 weeks (1-3 days processing and 1-4 weeks shipping)

Slime is typically made from a combination of glue, borax solution, and other ingredients such as baking soda, shaving cream, or foam beads to create various textures. The specific ingredients depend on the type of slime, such as fluffy slime, clear slime, or crunchy slime.

Yes, slime is safe for children and adults, as long as it's used correctly. Always supervise young children while playing with slime, especially if it contains small parts (like foam beads). Ensure the slime is non-toxic and follow any usage instructions provided. Note: Slime should not be eaten.

With proper care and storage, slime can last for weeks or even months! To extend its lifespan, store slime in an airtight container when not in use. If your slime begins to dry out, you can revive it by adding a small amount of water or lotion to rehydrate it.

Slime is easy to clean off your hands. Simply wash with warm water and soap. If you have a bit of residue left, rubbing a small amount of lotion or baby oil can help break down the slime and make it easier to wash away.

Slime can get ruined if it's exposed to air for too long or if it gets mixed with dirt or other substances. If slime becomes too sticky or too hard, it may need to be adjusted with the right ingredients (such as adding more activator to fix stickiness, or a little water to soften it). Always store slime in an airtight container to preserve its texture.

Slime can become sticky if there is not enough activator (such as borax solution or contact lens solution). To fix sticky slime, add a little more activator, mix well, and knead it until it reaches the desired consistency. Alternatively, if you are using fluffy or cloud slime, it may feel stickier due to its texture.

Slime can harden or dry out if it's exposed to air for too long or stored improperly. To restore it, add a little water or lotion to rehydrate the slime, and knead it well. If the slime is too far gone, it may not return to its original texture.

If your slime is too stretchy and thin, add a small amount of borax solution or activator to thicken it. If it's too thick and not stretchy enough, add a little water or lotion to increase its elasticity. Always add these ingredients slowly and knead them in thoroughly to avoid overcorrecting.

Store your slime in an airtight container (like a plastic jar or resealable bag) when you're not using it. This helps prevent it from drying out. Make sure to keep it in a cool, dry place to maintain its texture and prevent it from melting or getting too soft.

Yes, you can mix different types of slime, such as clear slime, fluffy slime, or crunchy slime, to create unique textures and colors. However, be aware that mixing certain types of slime can sometimes result in a less desirable texture or color.

No, slime is not edible. While some slimes may look delicious (like our fruity or candy-scented varieties), they are made from non-food-grade ingredients and should not be consumed. Always supervise children to ensure they don’t try to eat the slime.

Most slime is designed to be non-staining, but some darker-colored slimes (especially if they have pigments) may leave temporary marks on light-colored surfaces. If slime does stain your hands or surfaces, it can often be cleaned with soap and water, or with a small amount of rubbing alcohol.

Slime is not safe for pets. While it is non-toxic to humans, ingesting slime can cause discomfort or digestive issues for animals. Keep slime out of reach of pets and small children who may be inclined to put it in their mouths.

If slime gets stuck in your hair, do not pull. Gently soak the affected area with warm water, then carefully comb it out using a wide-tooth comb. If needed, apply some baby oil or conditioner to help break it down.

Yes, slime is often used as a stress-relieving tool due to its stretchy, squishy, and satisfying texture. It provides a soothing, tactile experience that can help with relaxation and focus, much like stress balls or fidget toys.

Yes! Making slime at home is a fun DIY activity. Common recipes involve mixing glue, borax solution, or contact lens solution with baking soda, shaving cream, or foam beads to create different textures and types of slime. There are many online tutorials to help you get started!

Quality slime will have the right balance of stretchiness, softness, and texture. Avoid brands with strong chemical smells, as these may indicate harmful additives.