We’ve said it before, but once you start making slime for your kids, you’re not going to want to stop!

For your convenience in re-creating our easy glow in the dark slime, we’ve included shop-able ad links to the products we used. Our disclosure policy is available here. What You Need If you can’t find Elmer’s Magical Liquid, try either of these easy slime recipes made with different activators: We highly recommend storing it in an airtight container for best results, but even then, we’ve found the that best slimes have a shelf life of about a week. It’s a good idea to keep a close eye on them to make sure they stay fresh. With summer right around the corner, we love sending the kids outside with a sensory bin filled with slime!Gingerbread Man Slime – this batch of slime is made with gold glitter glue, slime activator AND wooden gingerbread man cutouts from Hobby Lobby!

When it comes to sensory play, the texture of your slime is what kids (and adults) enjoy the most. That’s why I think homemade slime recipes are so popular. Regular slime is great. But fluffy slime is better!While Elmer’s magical liquid makes itsuper simple to make slime at home with your kids, there are a few things to keep in mind. Elmer’s Magical Liquid is an all-in-one slime activator. It’s the “magic” ingredient that turns your regular old glue into super stretchy slime! You can make slime without the hassle of complicated recipes!

Related: Use this glow in the dark slime to make our glowing Galaxy Slime! What IS Elmer’s Magical Liquid? This is a slime recipe made with shaving cream and it’s one of our favorites because it makes the fluffiest slime! We make a LOT of slime in our house. It’s one of our favorite sensory play activities! Plus, the girls and I love to experiment with new combinations of ingredients and brand new slime recipes — even edible slime recipes!If you aren’t looking for white glue slime, maybe you would like some of our edible slime recipes. I like those because I can usually find most ingredients at the dollar store. They aren’t toxic. And they usually smell really good too! Even the video doesn’t do it justice. Once you make this girly slime, be sure to take it outside and watch the glitter catch all the light. It’s mesmerizing!! With this fluffy slime, the slime is never as fluffy as it is on that first day so enjoy that extra fluffiness when you first make it! Looking for more Slime recipes? Empty an entire 5 ounce bottle of Elmer’s Glow in the Dark Glue into your mixing bowl. You can use any color of glow in the dark glue you like. Non-PVA glues use other types of adhesives and won’t have the right chemical properties to make slime. What is the best slime activator?

While I still love the “science experiment” aspect of mixing up slime recipes with multiple ingredients, if you want the easiest glow in the dark slime recipe, this is it! Once your slime is at your desired consistency, add in your pink glitter. We love ultra glittery slime, so we used 3 tablespoons of pink glitter. Parents or another adult should make the slime. This type of slime should not be used with children 3 and younger or any child who may try to eat the slime.

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If your child has sensitive skin, use gloves while playing with the slime or watch them to be sure the slime isn’t irritating to the skin. Have you tried making fluffy slime? I feel like we’ve tried all of the slimes but in our search for THE fluffiest slime, we kept coming up empty handed.