How to Make Slime with Cornstarch and Body Wash

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Slime is an enjoyable "toy" for kids and adults alike, and can keep someone busy for quite some time. You can make slime out of many things. If you want to make slime with just cornstarch and body wash, though, it's possible and actually fairly easy to do so.

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  1. You'll need body wash, cornstarch, a spoon, a large bowl, and a container (such as a sealable plastic tub). Optionally, you can also get water and food coloring.
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    In your bowl, put in as much body wash as you want, depending on how much slime you want to make.
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    You may have to add more, depending on how much body wash you put in. Then, mix together.
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    Optionally, if you want your slime to have a different color, you can add in food coloring and mix it again. Be careful not to add in more food coloring than you need, or the color will stain your hands.
  5. Watermark wikiHow to Make Slime with Cornstarch and Body Wash
    The slime should be doughy. If it's not, add more cornstarch. You can start kneading it with your hands, if desired.
    • If you want stretchy slime, add a little bit of water and knead in well.
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    At this point, you've finished making the slime.
  7. If you want to keep your slime squishy and stretchy, then keep it in an airtight container.
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    Can I use shampoo instead of body wash?
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    Yes. Shampoo will work just fine.
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    Can I use cornflour instead of cornstarch?
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    How long is it good for?
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    I've had mine for six years.
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      Warnings

      • Be cautious if you plan on giving this to younger kids. Young children may put the slime in their mouth, which isn't good for them.
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      Things You'll Need

      • Body wash
      • Cornstarch
      • Large bowl
      • Container
      • Spoon
      • Water (optional)
      • Food coloring (optional)

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