Testing Popular No Borax Slime Recipes! How To Make Slime Without Borax AND 3 WITHOUT GLUE!

hi guys .

In today's video , I'm going to be testing some nolex slime recipes , and the first line I'm going to be showing you is wood glue slime .

For this , we're going to need some elm wood glue , and I'm also gonna need a shaving gel .

Some people say that shaving cream works , but I tried this and it personally didn't work for me , so I don't recommend it .

You want to add the shaving gel in gradually .

I didn't realise it would activate so quickly , so I added in quite a lot .

But as you can see here when I was staring and it pulled away almost immediately and turned it into a slime basically straight away , it's quite a thick mixture , so it's hard to tell when it's fully activated because it's quite hard to stir .

So I do recommend just going in with your hands and adding the shaving gel .

In that way , the original creator of the slime is called swirly slime on Instagram .

I'll leave a link in the description , and she recommends that if your slime's still a bit sticky to just go in with your hands and add the shaving gel until it becomes a really nice , smooth texture .

One of the most popular comments on my videos is definitely telling me that you can chew up gum and use it as slime .

So in this method , I'm just testing that , and I decided to use the little palettes , but basically I soaked them until the sugar coating came off .

Then I started playing with them in my hand just to make it a bit softer , and at first it was quite hard because they were quite stiff .

So I just kept dipping it back in the water to soften it and also add more moisture to the mix .

And then I would play with it , because obviously that's what happens in your mouth when you're chewing gum , and I guess you can chew gum to play with it .

But I think it's a lot more sanitary to do it this way , and it became super super stretchy after playing with it .

The next slime has been one that I've wanted to try for so long , and it's shampoo slime , and this only works with suave kids two in one , and I literally waited for two months to get this in the post but it finally came and I basically poured half of the bottle out into a bowl and then covered the surface of it with a tiny bit of salt .

And I know it looks like a lot on camera , but it really wasn't a lot .

And I started to stir it , and I didn't notice anything at first .

But then I kind of noticed it was kind of becoming like a jelly and slightly pulling away from the side .

So I was really , really hopeful because I tried this with normal shampoo and it didn't work at all .

As you can see here , it did start to form a slime .

I left it to sit out for 20 minutes just to make it a bit more thick , and I noticed that when I poked it , it did break quite easily .

But I mean , it was a slime , but it didn't feel as nice as the real thing .

The last slime I'm going to be testing is blue tack slime .

And I'm not gonna be using the same method as I used before , because you guys told me that foaming hand wash works way better with it than moisturiser does .

So I started to add my foaming hand wash on top of the blue tack , and I started to need it in .

And I noticed that when it went all stringy last time I did give up .

But you guys told me to add more foaming hand wash and keep kind of needing it and making it more soft .

And this worked so so well .

It became just like a slime .

It was kind of like a clay slime , but it was super stretchy and really fun to play with .

So thank you so much for making me retry this .

I'm so sorry .

I haven't been posting much this week .

I've been in hospital , so I haven't really been able to film or edit .

But I really hope that I can have some new videos out for you next week .

And I hope that you enjoyed this video .