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Wash your hands with cool water before playing
Never mix food and slime; it will cause mold
Keep slime in an airtight container when you’re not using it
Check in on your slime regularly; if you leave it alone for months, the compound changes so make sure you maintain by treating it based on how it feels (see tips below)
If your slime feels sticky, use activator (available in a spray bottle in our shop; add 3-5 sprays if it’s a little sticky and more if it’s super sticky; it’s a science so you have to add bit by bit and test the slime along the way)
If you add too much activator, slime will overactivate and get hard and rippy (it will soften over time or you can speed up the process; see below)
If your slime feels rippy and hard, it may need to warm up; try holding it in the palm of your hand and running warm to hot water over it (not so hot that it will burn) for 5-10 seconds (continue until soft)
If it is not softening, add a little bit of lotion (unscented is best if you don’t want to impact the smell) or white glue (a few drops at a time) and mix thoroughly

Thick & Glossy is an expert level slime as it is one that melts more easily than others. It can always be reactivated (see slime care above) and brought back to life though. The best features of T&G:: poking, popping, bubble making, huge stretches, and watching it drizzle.

Slime is hand-made and artisanal. Squeezing is known to release tense muscles associated with stress. Playing with it has a soothing feeling. Small parts are a choking hazard. Keep away from infants and pets (sofas, clothing and hair too).