How to make a Rainbow Unicorn Fluffy Slime recipe in only 5 minutes! This fun video tutorial for how to make unicorn slime for homemade fluffy slime that kids love. It’s really the perfect kid’s craft!
Easy Unicorn Fluffy Slime Recipe
This simple homemade unicorn fluffy slime recipe is the best!
My daughter loves crafting and is obsessed with all things slime, especially unicorn fluffy slime! She loves making slime, playing with it, stretching and popping it. She’s been begging for her own iPhone and when since she got one for Christmas, all she has been doing is making slime recipe videos.
I’m very excited to share my daughter’s first how to video tutorial for this fabulous Rainbow Unicorn Fluffy Slime Recipe! I think she did a wonderful job on her video to show you how to make her fluffy slime.
This unicorn slime recipe is super fluffy and so easy to make. It’s addictive and once you make it, you might not be able to stop playing with it. I love the neon colors!
Homemade Fluffy Slime Recipe
What I love about this recipe is that it blends three pretty pastel colors into a unicorn slime rainbow!
If you use the exact color combination as pictured below, your slime when combined, should turn a darker shade of gray blue.
Using other colors might make your slime turn a yucky brown color. So be sure to follow directions carefully on this slime recipe.
Originally published December 2017
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Concerned about Borax In Slime?
This slime recipe includes white glue, shaving cream and a small amount of borax powder diluted in water. My daughter has very sensitive hands and this slime does not affect her hands at all.
If you are unsure about using borax, please watch this informative video from Stephen Spangler, the king of science projects for kids.
If you prefer not to use borax to activate the slime, use saline solution instead. If you are allergic to borax, shaving cream or glue please do not make.
About Borax From Parents.com:
Experts like Vanessa Stoloff, M.D., a family practitioner at the University of Pennsylvania, say the whole Borax business is actually pretty benign. In fact, the DIY thing is currently going down in her own home courtesy of her 11-year-old twin daughters, who recently made a batch of cookie dough slime that smelled like fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies. “As long as your kids’ slime recipes don’t include tasting it,” she told Parents.com, “topical Borax shouldn’t affect skin—especially at the amount being used.”
Dr. Jason Hack, a toxicologist from Rhode Island Hospital, also has a daughter who’s into making slime. “It’s a great activity,” he told WPRI 12 Eyewitness News. And he echoed Dr. Stoloff’s arguement that the small amount of Borax the kids are using is not absorbed through the skin. “It would take eating a lot of it to actually become toxic,” he explained.
If your child does accidentally ingest any slime that contains Borax, you should contact the American Association of Poison Control at 800-222-1222 immediately.
What Can You Use Instead of Borax in Slime?
If you prefer not to use Borax to activate the slime, try to substitute with saline solution or laundry detergent. If you don’t use Borax, do not use water and you may need to add baking soda to thicken the slime.
How Do you Make Fluffy Slime?
What makes this slime so fluffy is shaving cream. The fluffy sensation won’t last forever, so play with it right after you make it.
How to Make Rainbow Unicorn Fluffy Slime Recipe
Watch the video below in the recipe card if you want to see how we make this slime. It’s really easy, but might take some trial and error to get it just right. Not all slime is created equal!
Print the Recipe for Rainbow Unicorn Fluffy Slime
Be sure to follow this recipe as close as possible to achieve our pretty fluffy slime in the video.
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Rainbow Unicorn Fluffy Slime Recipe
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Ingredients
- 1/2 cup white glue
- 1/2 cup foaming shaving cream
- 1/2 teaspoon borax powder
- 1 cup water
- Blue, pink and yellow neon food coloring
Instructions
- In a large bowl mix glue and shaving cream with a spoon.
- In a separate bowl or cup, mix 1/2 teaspoon of borax in 1 cup of water. Stir until the borax is dissolved. (To speed up this process, place mixture in a glass cup and microwave for 30-60 seconds.)
- Add about a teaspoon of the borax and water mixture into the glue/shaving cream bowl and stir.
- Knead with your hands and if it's too sticky, add a tiny bit more borax and water mixture.
- Once your fluffy slime recipe is ready. Separate into three pieces.
- Add a drop of blue food coloring to the first piece of slime and knead until the entire piece is blue.
- Repeat with the other two pieces of slime by adding one drop of pink and one drop of yellow to them.
- When all three pieces are colored, add them together.
- Gently knead the fluffy slime until you have a pretty mixture of the rainbow.
- The longer you knead this slime, the more the colors will become one.
Notes
* Do not make if you have skin allergies to cleaning supplies, glue, food dye or shaving cream.
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Originally published on July 15, 2018. Last Updated on May 15, 2021 by Amy Locurto
Sam Busby says
Do you have any recipes for WONDER DOUGH by any chance? Its kinda like play doh but its got a smoother texture and is softer without the sandy texture