Here is a friendly summary on all the slime textures that may be featured in our shop! Although everyone may have varying preferences and ways of playing, it is just a rough outline on ways to handle each texture.

(Please limit playing times to 15 minute sessions to prevent slimes from drying out or degrading faster - and remember to wash your hands!) 

Beginner Textures:

Butter: Clay x Slime - very holdable, smooth, and non tacky texture even when fluffed up; soft and quiet texture with slight sizzles

Cloud Creme: Butter x Cloud - very doughy and holds its shape, similar to butter with added snow

Bubblegum (store exclusive): Chewy Dense - a ultra thick and non stick slime, holdable and suitable for clicks, stretches, bubble pops, and mindless play (similar to putty); extremely thick textures are prone to drying out quicker but this texture can easily be fixed with adding distilled water until the slime reaches its initial volume (add activator if it becomes a bit sticky throughout this process)

Cloud: White Glue x Instant Snow - slime best for fluffing up and drizzling, super holdable when in its non fluffed up state (we try to avoid creating recipes with fall out and residue as much as we are able to, although this texture is prone to at least some residue and fallout in usual cases)

Clear Cloud: Clear x Instant Snow - same texture as a regular cloud, except usually with a slightly more moist feeling

Intermediate Textures:

Thick and Glossy: White Glue Variations or Wood Glue - classic thick and glossy textures feel smooth and slick, it is great for poking and bubble pops

Slay: Slime x Clay - a smoother, silkier version of butter slime yet a bit runnier due to less clay content, best handled like a thick and glossy slime with a bonus creamy feel

Mochi (store exclusive): Ultra Coated Chubby Clear - feels like a holdable thiggly slime with nearly no tack, may be less stretchy than a plain clear

Icee: Clear x Instant Snow - a fluffy and sizzly slime between a cloud and a jelly, has a smoother quicker stretch and great for spreading; Icee slimes can stick in patches at times, it is best to have activator on hand and play on smooth surfaces

Jelly: Clear x Instant Snow - a clear slime with just a few dashes of instant snow, feels like a plump jelly or squishy, best to play with it like a slay slime because of its great potential at inflation, pokes, and stretches

Snow Fizz / Snow Fuzz: Slime x Plastic Snow - comes in clear and white glue bases and has great crunches and sizzles when stretched

Floam / Semi-Floam: Slime Base x Foam Beads - floam comes with varying sizes of beads from micro to large, bases may feel tackier than coated slimes due to the requirement to hold in the beads; usually has a curated ratio of beads to base resulting in great bead texture, crunchy stretches, and crackling bubble pops 

Expert Textures: 

Crunch Bombs / Silica / Block Bead: Slime Base x Solid Add Ins - blocky and crunchy add ins to slime usually result in a harsher texture (sensitive hands beware) that yields to amazing crunch, bubble pops, and loud asmr, may be result in fall out if handled roughly or stretched quickly 

Clear: Clear - ultra see through slime with a similar feeling to thick and glossy slimes but slightly thinner

Coated Clear: Clear x Less Tack - clear slime with a less clingy feel, may be less stretchy than a regular clear and slightly more putty-like

Water: Jiggly Clear - ultra thin and watery clear slime with jiggly sploshes and water noises, recommended to play on a table or wide surface

See Also

Our Fragrance Intensity Scale:

Fragrance heavily ties into the sensory experience of many slimes! Here is a little chart of scent descriptions that may appear under each slime listing

Unscented: no scent added (may smell just like glue or nothing at all)

Light - barely there scent, with just a hint that you get sometimes when sniffing closer, (usually for slime clarity or nose sensitivity reasons)

Light Medium - there is a whiff of the scent out of the container but there may be a need to sniff closer for a better, constant smell

Medium - fragrance is noticeable from just opening the container, moments of being able to smell without having to zoom in

Medium Strong - similar to medium level but usually has more pungent or longer lasting fragrance notes 

Strong - very apparent scent that characterizes the slime, may overwhelm the playing space when compared to prior intensities (please avoid if you have sensitivities or dislikes towards certain notes, or especiallyif they give you headaches etc.)