How To Make Slime: Easy Fluffy Slime!

So glad you’re here! I’m guessing that since you landed on this post either you or someone in your house has joined the slime obsession that is sweeping the nation! My daughter learned how to make slime a few months ago and she has made some almost every day since! She has tried all different kinds of slime but her favorite by far is FLUFFY SLIME. Have you heard of fluffy slime, It only needs three ingredients (plus food coloring if you want) and it’s really easy. No wonder it’s her favorite! If you want to learn how to make slime too, see below!

We have step by step instructions and tips for you. It’s hard to come up with exact measurements (and who wants to measure things out anyway,) for slime and the nice part is, you don’t have to! You can tinker with it until you get it right so don’t fret! 1. Pour enough glue into the bottom of a container to cover the bottom. Make the glue about 1/4 inch deep. 2. Add food coloring if desired. For this we put in 2 drops blue, 2 drops red. 3. Mix food coloring into glue. 5. Mix together the glue and shaving cream.

6. Add contact solution about 1 Tablespoon at a time and mix. 7. Keep adding a little more contact solution and mixing until your slime begins forming into a ball-like form as you mix. It will begin coming off the sides of your container and sticking together. 8. Put slime on flat surface and begin working it with your hands. If it is too sticky, add more contact solution and knead it in. 9. If it’s too “watery” add some more shaving cream and knead it in. 9 may not be necessary! Just add those things if you need to! 10. Stretch, squeeze and play with your new slime! Brynn and I did a Facebook LIVE on how to make this fluffy slime if you’d like to watch that! And now you know how to make slime! Join the craze and be the coolest mom on the block. Also check out these other Homemade Slime Recipe ideas for you to try! I’ve found the best ones from all across the internet!

Looking back, I realized that we had gone through a courtship process of sorts. It made me begin to look into the process of making friends. I was fortunate enough to talk to readers all around the world who have found their ‘best friends.’ Except for the lucky few who had friends from childhood, those who had found adult friends had remarkably similar experiences to me. They had to ‘date their friends’ first. So, I want you to court your companions. Flirt with friends. Date your peers. I want you to think about making friends like dating, but without the heartbreak.



We search for soul mates, why not best friends, Let’s change that. In this post, I want to show you how you can search for your best friend. I know it feels a little weird to be talking about the science of making friends—to break friendship down into steps. But unfortunately, the art of building friendships often gets lost in childhood. I think friendships are important and worth the effort, so I have broken the process down into steps so we can relearn this essential skill. Go through the following list of steps—just like you would court a new date, you are going to court your new friends.