how to make slime without glue or activator or cornstarch or borax

The time it lasts will depend on how clean your surfaces and hands are when you play with it.Īfter about 2 weeks our slime dried out a bit and turned more play dough like. Use your best judgement and if it smells or feels off, throw it away. If you store your slime in plastic wrap and keep it inside a plastic Ziploc bag it should last for a few weeks. (It helps to have someone close by who can pour the cornstarch on for you!) How long does this slime last? If your hands are completely covered in sticky goo, you’ll need to add cornstarch 1 tablespoon at a time until the mixture thickens up.

Our recipe is a starting point, but you’ll need to add more (or less) corn starch depending on the water content in your conditioner. If your slime is really sticky you need to add more cornstarch. If it’s a sticky mess, keep adding corn starch and kneading it in until it’s more dough like.

You’ll have a bit of residue on your hands after playing with it, but it shouldn’t stick all over your hands. The consistency of your slime should be similar to play dough, but it will be shinier, softer, and a little more stretchy. Keep adding cornstarch to your slime a little at a time until you’re happy with the consistency. Thicker conditioner will makes a thicker slime, while a thin conditioner with a higher water content will need more cornstarch – in some cases a LOT more cornstarch.

Most brands of conditioner should work, but if you’re using a different brand, the amount of corn starch you need will probably be different than listed in our recipe. We used Herbal Essence conditioner to make the slime you see in the photos.

How to make slime without glue or activator or cornstarch or borax