If you guys haven't made slime, you guys have got to give this a chance.

No matter how old you are, you've got to do it.

It is such a stress relieving thing to play with.

It's kind of like a form of meditation

I even sat there like playing with it for ages. Stress, anxiety, just like... flew out the window

And today I'll show you guys how to make these five slimes

Properly because we went through some trial and error before we got these right

So hopefully we can share our learnings with you.

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Oh my gosh, guys. I love fluffy slime.

It's super easy to make and it feels so light and airy compared to regular slime

and you can make a huge slime without using a lot of glue.

The materials you will need are some bowls, a mixing spoon, shaving foam, Elmer's

glue, contact lens solution, some baking soda, and some food coloring of your choice.

First add some Elmer's glue or PVA glue into your bowl and you don't actually need a

lot of it for this kind of slime to work.

Then give your shaving foam a bit of a shake and squeeze some into the bowl as well.

I'm actually doing two bowls at the same time because I want to make two different colors.

Next, add a pinch of baking soda into the mixture.

The baking soda basically loosens the stickiness of the slime, so it doesn't stick

on your hands too much, but make sure you don't add too much of it.

Otherwise the slime will completely fall apart.

Next, give this mixture a good mix.

I don't know why, but it reminded me so much of pavlova and whipped cream and I got hungry doing this.

Once it's mixed, though, it's time to add some color, so I used a few drops of red

food coloring first and mixed it in well.

Because there's so much shaving foam, you can use a few more drops of color and

it will turn into this beautiful pastel pink, which is super cute.

When you've mixed enough, it's now time to add the contact lens solution.

Basically, you just add a small amount of solution to your mixture and mix it until it becomes a slime.

You want to take your time with this part because, if you put too much contact lens

solution in too quickly, it will turn the slime too hard and instead of being stretchy it will

just snap when you pull it and break apart.

I think I was a little too cautious, so I actually took a while, but hey, slow and steady wins the race, right?

You can tell when it's almost ready by seeing how the slime starts sticking to itself as

you mix it and it no longer sticks to the side of the bowl.

You can test it at this point with a quick tap of your finger to see if it comes off your finger.

If it sticks on and comes off cleanly, you're ready to start massaging it with your hands.

At this point, you're basically done and you can put it on the table and play with it to your heart's content.

It's actually so much softer and lighter than regular slime and feels so light and

fluffy in your hands, which I guess is why it's called fluffy slime.

Yeah. It also makes the funniest sounds when you squish it. Very, very satisfying, guys.

Next, I'm going to use some blue food coloring for the other bowl I prepared.

Just put a few drops and mix it well and then you should end up with a cute blue pastel color.

Mix it with your contact lens solution again and watch it turn into fluffy slime right in front of you.

Again, I used the finger test to make sure it wasn't still too sticky and then took it out and played around with it.

I honestly think this is one of the best stress relievers out there because I completely

lost track of time while playing with it.

The next thing I did was to make some pastel purple fluffy slime with my blue

and red slime by simply mixing a small batch of them together.

So now I have pink, purple, and blue fluffy slime that any unicorn would be proud of.

The final thing to do is mix them all together to make unicorn fluffy slime.

Make sure you have some plastic air tight containers to store the slime in, so you can play with it again later.

It will keep for a few weeks if stored well.

You definitely don't want to throw away all your hard work.

Crunchy slime has got to be one of the best slimes to play with just because of

the sound it makes, so here's how you can make it.

You'll need a mixing bowl, some Sta-Flo liquid starch, some clear PVA glue,

clear beads, and some food coloring. So the first step is to pour in some clear PVA or Elmer's glue into your bowl.

I used about 100 milliliters of glue, but obviously the amount depends on how

much crunchy slime you want to make.

Next I added a drop of red food coloring.

Because of the nature of this slime, you want to make sure you don't put too much food coloring here.

Otherwise your slime may become too dark, so mix your color in carefully and a little bit at a time.

Next take some Sta-Flo and slowly add it into your slime mix.

You can see it starts to make it slimy pretty quickly, so keep adding your Sta Flo

as you mix to slowly solidify your slime.

When it looks ready you can take it out of the bowl and obviously play around with it first.

I love how the clear glue makes this slime look so reflective and shiny.

Even though it's a bit little opaque right now, that's because you made air bubbles

from the mixing, but if you let this slime sit for a day those air bubbles will come

right out and the slime will end up looking super clear.

After you've played with it enough, you're going to add your clear beads in.

I found some really pretty beads from the local dollar store and I've seen people

use glass beads and mine were plastic, but honestly they worked just as well.

Plus, these beads had a unicorn colored iridescent coat, which made them look even better.

Spread your slime out on a table and then just add your beads to the slime.

Fold the beads into the slime and they should incorporate nicely.

You'd be surprised just how many beads a small amount of slime can take into it.

Once it's done you have made crunchy slime.

The stickiness of the slime and the beads hitting each other as you play with it

makes it sound crunchy and yes, this is extremely satisfying to play with and

the sound is just so soothing for me. I don't know why.

Here you can see I made a clear blue crunchy slime as well previously.

This one was made two days ago and I kept it stored in an air tight and you can

see how clear this slime looks in comparison because all the air bubbles have had

time to settle and the best thing is it keeps its crunch, which is what we want.

Floam slime is basically a slime version of floam, which is like a moldable clay that

is full of tiny little foam balls and this kind of slime basically behaves like

something halfway between floam and slime and it feels so nice.

To make floam slime, you'll need a mixing bowl, some foam balls, Sta-Flo liquid

starch, Elmer's glue, and food coloring. So the first thing I'm sure you guys know by now is to pour in your glue.

As much glue as you want. There's no rule here.

Next I added some food coloring.

Now, I really wanted to make a minty green color, so I took a tiny amount of

blue and green dye and mixed them into the glue.

I think the color turned out really nice, so the next step is to add Sta-Flo and mix it until it becomes slime.

This slime is super sticky, super stretchy, and it's basically your standard slime recipe,

so if you wanted to make regular slime you can stop here.

It's still really awesomely fun to play with, which is what I'm going to do right now.

I got these foam balls from the dollar store and I love these because they had

bits of glitter covering them, which I couldn't resist.

You can buy smaller foam balls or larger ones.

It's really up to you as long as they aren't too big.

Again, spread out your slime on the table and then pour your foam balls onto it.

It's really satisfying actually watching the foam balls stick to it and stay.

Like I could watch this all day.

Mix it well.

I think you'll probably find like me that you can add more foam to it than you initially thought possible and that's it!

You now have floam slime.

This slime can be molded to various shapes unlike regular slime and holds itself together pretty well.

When I let it split into multiple strands and let them fall I thought the foam balls

running down the strands looked so interesting.

Kind of like little water drops.

Foam slime also happens to be quite noisy, which I love, so that was an added bonus.

Butter slime is probably one of the hardest slimes to make, but it ends up

looking super similiar to butter not surprisingly, but it's definitely not edible, so please

don't try and eat it at home.

I am not responsible for that.

To make butter slime, you'll need some contact lens solution, baking soda, a

mixing bowl, Elmer's PVA glue, corn flour, shaving cream, and some food coloring.

Yes, this is by far the most complicated slime recipe and these amounts need

to be followed pretty carefully, so first add three tablespoons of corn flour,

then three tablespoons of PVA glue, now three heaped tablespoons of shaving foam.

This is a little hard to do accurately, so just try your best and four pinches of baking

soda and then add some yellow food coloring so that it looks like butter.

Give this a good mix and it should feel a little bit like cake mix.

Next add two teaspoons of contact lens solution and this should be the perfect

amount to turn it into slime once mixed.

Finally, add half a teaspoon of baby oil to give the butter some oily shine and you're done.

Doesn't this look so much like a glob of butter?

When you spread this with a knife, it actually looks like a thick layer of soft butter

because of the texture and it's not like regular yellow slime because it actually

holds its shape rather than melt into a puddle if left for a while.

Just don't leave it lying around in case some other people think it's butter and they try and eat it.

That's not good.

This iceberg slime is so cool--haha--get it?

The top layer is hard, but the bottom is squishy.

It's actually really satisfying to play with and it almost looks like sponge cake.

To make iceberg slime, you'll need a mixing bowl, some baby powder, borax, Elmer's

glue, shaving foam, hand lotion, and food coloring.

First empty out a bottle of Elmer's glue into your bowl.

Yes, the whole bottle.

Then give your shaving foam a good shake and empty that out completely as well.

Remember to get a big bowl or this is going to get quite messy.

Add three pumps of hand lotion to add some silkiness to your slime.

Then four pumps of baby powder to give it a matte finish.

Finally, add some blue and green food coloring to make the slime look like ice water .

Now use those arm muscles and mix this all together.

Trust me, it gets pretty tiring and I worked up a bit of a sweat doing this.

Plus, my arm got a bit sore.

I will admit that and also did I mention you need a lot of food coloring?

I mean a lot. I was so surprised.

Like I almost emptied the whole bottle out of frustration because every drop just disappeared.

I actually got so tired mixing this at one point that I started playing around with

the colors and made some pretty cool patterns, but I was secretly just resting.

When you're ready add one teaspoon of borax into one cup of hot water and slowly

add it to your iceberg slime mix.

As it slimes up, it will get even tougher to mix, so just keep at it.

It's okay if things get a bit messy because you can easily use the slime itself

to clean everything up in the end.

I think this is pretty much the biggest slime I've ever made and it was so much fun to play around with.

It seriously looked like a big slime monster when I was playing with it.

I lifted it up and made waterfalls. Oh my gosh.

It was so fun.

No, stop attacking me!

Then when you're ready and finished playing with it try putting it into the bowl and pat

it down flat to let it sit for two to three days.

I put mine in the fridge as well for the last day just to dehydrate the top layer a little

bit more and it makes it a little bit more crunchy, so when it's ready the top

layer should be pretty solid and you can literally break it like an iceberg.

The best thing about it is you can keep folding the top ice layer in and eventually