How to make constellation slime

My daughter's fascination with slime began at a very young age, and it has only grown stronger over the years. From the moment she first laid eyes on the colorful, gooey substance, she was completely captivated by its unique texture and endless possibilities. She spends hours experimenting with different recipes, mixing in glitter, beads, and other fun additives to create her own custom slime creations. Her collection of slime jars continues to grow as she discovers new techniques and styles, each one more vibrant and captivating than the last. This recipe is fun to make and lasts a long time .

Supplies:

• Glue: blue, pink, purple

• 3 bowls

• moon and star sequins

• warm water

• baking soda

• contact lens solution

Making the slime:

1. pour entire contents of one of the glues into a bowl

2. add 1/2 a cup of warm water into the bowl

3. mix

4. add 1/2 table spoon of baking soda into the bowl

5. mix

6. pour 1/3 of the bag of sequins into the bowl

7. add 1 table spoon of contact lens solution into the bowl

8. mix thoroughly

9. knead with your hands

10. if needed add about 1/4 tablespoons more contact lens solution until the slime is no longer sticky

11. repeat steps 1-10 with other 2 colors

12. mix the slimes together if you want .

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After it's all done you'll get a vibrant mix of purple blue and pink and its quite beautiful! so capture the moment while it lasts because the more your kids enjoy it the more the colors merge into one. but here's what it looks like before it merges.