Q&A for How to Make Slime Without Glue

Toothpaste and dish soap, or toothpaste and shampoo. The toothpaste must be thick, and any brand of dish soap or shampoo will work.

The slime will become a fluffy slime, which means the slime will have more volume.

Don't use lotion. A good ingredient to use is toothpaste. It can help with color and stretchiness.

Yes, because it's still glue. It just adds decoration.

Add a little bit more of whichever activator you used, like borax or contact solution.

Mix thick shampoo and salt and keep in the freezer for five to 10 minutes.

The best one I've made is with thick shampoo and salt. Then just put it in the freezer, and check/mix it every 10 minutes until you like it.

Try using flour, water, and borax, and add a little lotion or soap if needed.

You could use equal parts shampoo and toothpaste.

Yes, as long as it has no holes and has a cover to prevent your slime from drying up.

Yes. You could use clay and Vaseline, but it may not turn stretchy, so add lotion and soap or shampoo.

You can store your slime in zip-lock bags if you don't have air tight containers.

If you're using shaving foam/cream, that just happens after a while. Store it in an airtight container, but eventually you'll just have to make a new batch of slime.

Yes, and the one ingredient is (thick enough) hand soap. Mix it well until it starts to form. Add food coloring if you desire.

it just makes more slime. The less glue you use, the less slime you get. You would also have to use a smaller dose of other ingredients if you use less glue.

Yes, but add the liquid starch very slowly so you don't overdo it.

You can get 2 tablespoons of Head and Shoulders shampoo and then add 1 tablespoon of water and a half a cup of flour or cornstarch and mix them together. You can also mix in some food coloring if desired.

Put a container of liquid dish soap in the freezer for 10 minutes, then put it in the refrigerator for 10 more minutes.

Add two tablespoons of thick shampoo into a small container. Mix it a little bit and then add a pinch of salt. Mix it together. If you don't like the consistency then add more salt or shampoo. This one is rather stretchy, though.

You can use model clay and lotion. Just add lotion to the clay until you get your desired consistency.

You can add shaving foam to the slime to get a fluffy texture.

It depends on the type of dish soap or salt that you use. Sometimes thicker dish soap/ high-quality soap may work.

Leave it to thaw out and then try again. Sometimes when you freeze it you need to repeat the slime. This is why you need to check every now and then.

Yes; just use wheat flour.

After you add the glue, just add enough of the shaving cream to make it the texture of whipped cream.

Use Tide or Ariel and gradually mix into liquid glue until you have the texture that you like.

Mix equal amounts of thick shampoo and toothpaste.

You can add hand or body lotion to make it soft and stretchy so it doesn't rip when you try and stretch it.

Keep it in the fridge longer or add one teaspoon of baking soda, so that it can become a little thick. You can also try mixing it longer and adding more soap until it forms a somewhat firm ball.

Yes, as long as it is the same amount and thickness as the yogurt.