Clear slime: Use clear glue instead of white glue in a classic slime mixture to switch up the look. Make slime and knead 1 cup of mini foam balls into it. Crunchy slime: This slime enhances the sensory play of slime even further with a unique textured feel. Add in 2 tablespoons of contact lens solution to strengthen and knead the slime with a small amount of cornstarch until it's no longer sticky. Mix together 1 cup white glue, 1 cup shaving cream, 1 teaspoon baking soda, and 2 pumps of any lotion. Butter slime: This slime is soft, smooth, and not as sticky as other kinds. Slowly stir in ¾ cup liquid laundry starch until the slime strengthens. Mix together 1 cup clear glue and 1 cup shaving cream. Fluffy slime: Fluffy slime is made with shaving cream to make the finished texture softer. Knead the instant snow into the prepared slime to make a slime that looks and feels like a fluffy, stretchy cloud. Activate ½ cup instant snow with water until fluffy. Cloud slime: Mix together 1 cup glue and 1 cup shaving cream. While a classic slime recipe provides hours of fun, there are plenty of ways to switch up the texture and color of slime. Take your slime to the next level by using glitter glue to turn it into glitter slime or adding in shaving cream to create fluffy slime. 
Stir the Borax solution into the glue solution and mix until the slime thickens into a putty.
Combine 1/2 cup white Elmer's glue and 1/2 cup water. Mix 1 teaspoon of Borax in 1/2 cup of water. "While Borax is considered non-toxic, it's highly recommended to avoid eye contact, ingestion, or prolonged contact with the skin," says Tayob.
However, depending on who will be playing with the slime, it may not be the best option. Some recipes for making slime incorporate Borax, which strengthens the slime. If it's too sticky, add more contact lens solution to continue strengthening the slime. Remove the mixture from the bowl and knead it on the counter. The mixture will begin to pull away from the sides of the bowl.
Slowly stir in the solution, continuously mixing until it begins to strengthen into an elastic putty. I’d love to know which of these you’ve tried.Some slime recipes use Borax, but you can also make slime just using glue, baking soda, water, and contact lens solution. Here are just some of the things I’ve used when making slime. This is one of my favorite parts – adding various goodies into my recipe! This is where you can really have fun. What add ins can you put in your slime recipe?
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