Treat your kid to a burst of fruity fun with the Candy Slime Kit. This lets kids create slime in a squishy way in various scents like strawberry, pineapple, and orange. It comes with fruit slices made up of clay, sprinkles, and charms, and it delivers creative opportunities. Simple and safe for kids aged 6 and above. Ideal for playdates and rainbows of making slime.
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What’s Inside the box?
3 bottles of colored & scented glue (Strawberry, Pineapple, Orange)
Activator gel: pre-measured for perfect slime consistency
Moisturiser: keeps slime soft, stretchy, and glossy
Fun Toppings: Fruit slices made of clay, candy charms, rainbow vermicelli
5 mixing sticks: Good for tiny hands and neat play
3 storage containers: To store fresh and ready for later
Soft tissues: Helps in quick and easy cleaning
User Guide: Step-by-step guide to follow
Why Parents Love It?
Safer ingredients – Non-toxic and eco-friendly materials that put your mind at ease.
Screen-free creativity – Helps get rid of screens; it is a hands-on, fun product that sparks imagination.
All-in-one convenience – Everything’s included, so no hunting for supplies, just open-and-play.
Educational and engaging – Kids discover real science like polymers and reactions, without noticing it’s learning.
Keeps going and going – With multiple scents, textures, and mix-ins, it’s not just a one-time play—it’s a mini slime studio that keeps the fun flowing.
Perfect for gifts or group fun – Ideal for birthday party activities, classroom projects, or a thoughtful, colorful present any time of year
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