Add in your foam balls slowly and mix them in as you go. Now it’s time to add in the liquid starch (activator). First, you will pour the glue into a large bowl. Small foam balls (there are TON’s of colors to choose from on Amazon – check them all out here)Īs far as the small foam balls go, we love to use the colored variations as it brightens the overall appearance of the slime and having different colors makes making this with it more fun! Instructions:. ¼-½ cup liquid starch (or saline solution if you’re using clear glue). I prefer to use white Elmer’s for this mixture, but clear glue works just as well!) 1 cup of glue (again, make sure it’s PVA. The recipe is straightforward! You will need: This recipe is excellent for molding and shaping because the beads give it a bit more structure than your average slime. This slime recipe with a twist provides a satisfying crunch when squeezed! This form of slime can also be known as floam or bubble wrap slime due to the popping noises it makes when squeezed and rolled. This recipe is one of my favorites and we can all thank Little Bins For Little Hands. 
Once all ingredients are incorporated and the slime is starting to come together, you can start kneading the mixture with your hands (Pro tip: put a little saline solution on your hands before picking up your fluffy slime - this mitigates any initial sticky mess).Add 1 tablespoon of saline solution to the mixture and start stirring (make sure your saline solution has boric acid in it – this is VERY important! Your slime will not work if it does not have boric acid in it (this should be visible on the ingredients list on the bottle).
Add ½ cup of glue to the shaving cream and mix well. There are also other ways to add color to your slime like pigment too) (I love the McCormick Neon assortment you can find at your local grocery store. 
Food coloring is a popular choice to add color to slime. I recommend trying with more and less shaving cream and observe the differences!) (different amounts here will give you different textures.
Measure 3-4 big cups of shaving cream and add it to your bowl. The steps to create this fluffy concoction are: Baking soda (the cheaper, the better on this!). White glue (make sure this is the PVA variation like Elmer’s). This is great for making hypotheses (educated guesses) on what will happen and observations as changes occur. 
As the shaving cream settles, the slime will change consistency before your eyes. Shaving cream has a lot of air in it which aerates the slime. The key ingredient here is foam shaving cream. This type of slime is a unique sensory experience that changes over time. Fluffy slime is a light and airy slime that resembles a cloud.
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