DIY Cupcake SLIME with Vanilla Scent!! No Borax, No Detergent, No Liquid Starch

Hi guys .

So here is another diy inspired by Instagram .

I saw several accounts posting these cupcake slimes and decided to try it for myself to get started .

You'll need some white P VA glue .

This is much easier to find than clear P VA glue .

And you can save some money by getting a huge bottle like this from art or hardware shops .

Then you'll need some foaming soap , baking soda and contact lens solution for the cupcake part .

You'll need some food coloring , vanilla essence and cake sprinkles .

First , I poured about 400 g of 14 ounces of glue into a bowl .

Then I added about three teaspoons of baking soda since I'm using the same size bowl as my slime mountain video .

I know that I can use a bit less than one packet of baking soda .

And by the way , I will be filming a follow up on the rainbow slime .

So you can see how it looks .

Three weeks later , next , add some face foam or shaving foam into the glue .

This makes the slime fluffier and increases the total volume .

So you have more to play with , then fold the foam into the glue until it looks like beaten egg whites .

The bowl I used was a bit too small , so I had to be careful when mixing , but this was extremely fun and relaxing to do .

Please remember that even though the slime looks like food , it's obviously not edible .

So be sure to keep it away from young Children or pets , you can transfer half the glue into another bowl depending on how many colors you want to make .

I'm using yellow food coloring to create a cake batter effect .

Then add some vanilla essence or vanilla perfume to make it smell like real cake .

And lastly add some contact lens solution or eye drops , which will start turning the mixture into slime .

Of course , you can also use Borax solution here if you decide to use pure Borax dissolved in water , then you can skip the baking soda .

In the first step , white blue tends to be thicker than clear blue .

So it clumps together quite quickly .

You can soften the mixture by adding more soap and then using your hand to work it in .

Eventually , the mixture won't stick to your skin and it should look something like this .

If you added too much contact lens , liquid or Borax solution , then the slime will thicken .

So it starts to rip instead of being stretchy .

However , I actually like this effect a lot for this diy because it looks like a surprisingly realistic cake texture .

This is literally a cake S line that doesn't stick to your hands .

If you pull it slowly , then it will still stretch out like putty .

Now , grab a small airtight container and place your slime inside .

Add some extra slime to the top and shape it to look like a cupcake .

Then you can simply repeat the process with a different color .

I made a pink slime here using red food coloring , foaming soap , followed by a few drops of vanilla essence .

I think strawberry essence or perfume would also work quite well for this one .

I know some slime diy s tell you to mix with the spoon until the very end .

But I actually love using my hands for the final part .

Since slime is supposed to be played with , you can extend the fun of playing with it by going in with their hands earlier if done correctly .

You only need to wash your hands once before the slime comes together like this , then add the slime into a small container and mold into a cupcake shape just like we did earlier .

Making the frosting was trickier than I thought in the clips I saw on Instagram .

The frosting was simply made with soap foam , but that was a total fail .

When I tried it , the soap basically turned in liquid right away and there was no way it could hold any sprinkles .

And then I tried using shaving foam which is thicker , but that also started spreading out far too quickly .

So in the end , I just decided to make a white slime to use as the frosting .

This one doesn't need to be made perfectly at all .

Since we're only using a small amount and it gets mixed into the cakes .

I simply eyeballed the ingredients and mixed some glue soap and baking soda together .

Then I stirred it until it reached the beaten egg white stage that we had earlier for the frosting .

It's important to add just a tiny bit of contact lens liquid .

So the mixture doesn't become too thick .

Now , you can either spoon this onto the cupcake or you can use a piping bag .

I took a small plastic bag and cut one corner off .

Then I filled it up with frosting slime using a spoon and simply piped the cream onto the cupcake .

This part is so much fun and even though it does flatten out after a while , it holds up a lot better than soap or shaving foam .

And lastly just add some real cake sprinkles on top .

It's best to use small sprinkles which are light enough to stay on the cream .

And now your adorable cupcake slime is done .

So the question is , what do you actually do with this slime ?

The clips I saw on Instagram , push the cake inside the cream , which is quite fun to do .

Don't worry about mixing the sprinkles inside since there's not a lot and they'll get hidden by the slime anyway .

You can also stretch the cupcake out like on the thumbnail picture from this video .

The best part of this diy is that you can reuse the slime several times .

It actually gets more solid over time .

So it becomes easier to create the cupcake shape .

You can place it back into the container , add more cream and sprinkles .

Then once you're finished playing with it , you can simply replace the lid and keep it for later .

Hope you enjoyed this Diy and have fun making your slides .

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Thank you so much for watching and I'll see you soon .

Bye .