Don’t panic that you’re a failure as a parent—we’ll show you how to make slime without glue, using things you almost definitely have at home. The crafternoon is saved!

Add more water for a wetter, stretchier slime, bits of polystyrene beads to make popping slime or glitter for unicorn slime, for example.

Slime is a fun do-it-yourself craft for kids and adults. With so many different ways to make slime and so many different types of homemade slime, it's hard to know which recipes are safe and ...

You can quickly and easily make slime at home using glue, baking soda, water, and contact lens solution. Fluffy slime and cloud slime are also simple.

Safe ingredients to make gloopy slime include food products such as potato starch, sugar, food colouring, shaving foam, glitter and washing up liquid.

Safe ingredients to make gloopy slime include food products such as potato starch, sugar, food colouring, shaving foam, glitter and washing up liquid.

Here’s our handy guide on how to get slime out of hair using common household items—none of which are scissors. How to Get Slime Out of Hair with Shampoo and Conditioner ...

We talked to two famous slime-makers to find out how to make slime at home and stay up-to-date on the latest slime trends and ingredients to buy for making slime as a beginner.

The only drawback is that your homemade magnetic slime won’t store very well, as the iron filings will slowly start to rust because of the water in the white glue leaving you with a nasty brown ...

For slime that's less ooey-gooey and more fluffy-puffy, try a combination of a 1/2 cup of shampoo and a 1/4 cup of cornstarch. Add 1 tablespoon of water and stir.

A lot of slime recipes online will tell you to use borax solution, also called sodium tetraborate, as a binding agent to make the slime stretchy.