How to Make Crunchy Bubbly Slime, Matte Slime and HOLO slime _ Easy DIY Slime Tutorials and Recipes

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In today's video , I'm going to be showing you how to make three different types of slime .

The first slime is bubbly slime .

The second one is hollow slime , which is my absolute favourite , and the third is matte slime .

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The first slime we're going to be making is bubbly slime , and for this we're going to need some P VA glue a tiny bit of shaving foam as a little bit of corn starch just to thicken up the mixture and loads and loads of foaming hand wash .

My secret ingredient that I use in every bubbly slime I make is imperial leather foam burst body wash .

The product comes out as a gel , but as you can see here , when it's stirred in , it becomes so bubbly and foamy and it adds so much air into the mix , which means we'll get loads of bubbles .

It also doubles the size of this mixture , so my slime is also a lot bigger when I use this product and it smells so , so nice .

So after I've stirred all of that in , I just go in with my pain and add some colour to it .

And then we want to activate our slime , and this is a really , really tricky one to get right , because even when it's completely activated , the slime looks like it's sticky , so it's really important to go in with your hands and just feel the texture .

If it isn't sticky , then you want to stop adding your activator and put it into an airtight container .

It's really important to put bubbly slimes into an airtight container , because then all the bubbles are sucked to the top and it makes it really crispy .

This is what the bubbles look like after two days .

Next up , we have hollow crunch slime , which is so , so pretty we're gonna need these stars and I got these off Amazon .

I think they're just called holographic stars or decorative stars , and then I also use pigment .

But as you can see here , it doesn't really show up as hollow when it's far away .

So I think that something like a silver eyeshadow can probably be used as the base colour .

After you've added those two together , you want to start adding your clear glue and mixing it all in .

When you've mixed in lots of pat so glitter and it started to fall apart , you can go ahead and activate it , and I always find with crunchy slimes it's a lot better to fold the mixture in rather than stir so that the glue has a chance to pull together and after the mixture is fully activated .

If you want a bit more crunch , you can just go ahead with your stars and just add a bit more .

The clear glue would have made the mixture super cloudy when you've mixed everything in , so I recommend leaving it for two days to let it clear up .

And then it becomes so pretty .

The next slime has been so requested on my channel , and this is matte slime .

For this , we're going to need some P VA glue , some shaving foam and also some corn starch , so it's kind of like a fluffy slime recipe .

But instead of having equal amounts of shaving foam and corn starch , we're gonna have loads of corn starch .

And this is gonna be our mattifying agent for this slime .

If the mixture looks like a fluffy slime after you've mixed it in , you wanna go ahead and add some more corn starch , and I do recommend doing this gradually so we don't just end up with a dough paste .

We do want it to still be a slime texture , and then once everything's really thick .

We can go ahead with our activator .

And I didn't find that this needed much really felt like it was overactivity even though I knew it wasn't so .

I kept playing with it , and after playing with it , it turned out so , so nice , and it was really smooth and soft to play with .

I really hope that you enjoyed this video , and if you did , don't forget to give it a thumbs up and I'll see you next week .