This is the Best Contact Solution Slime Recipe! Homemade Slime is easy to make, and kids enjoy the squishy, stretchy, slime sensory play. This slime recipe is fantastic when you consider the glitter glue colors look so pretty. Plus, the sequins give it just the right texture, and they glisten in the slime. Are you ready to make Slime with Contact Solution with your kids?

Slime Recipe with Contact Solution

Contact Solution Slime

Your kids will love this Glitter Glue Slime Recipe with contact solution, plus, it’s perfect for a Unicorn Birthday Party or Princess Theme.

If you want to make slime without Borax powder then this slime recipe made with contact lens solution is perfect for you. It’s easy to make and you don’t have to worry about slime fails with this one!

Ingredients for How to Make Slime With Contact Solution

What you will need to make your Slime Recipe with Contact Solution is in this picture below. However, I have it displayed in a recipe list form to print out towards the bottom of the page. Have Fun!

How to Make Slime with Contact Solution

Let’s get started: In a medium size bowl, add the pink glitter glue.

Next, pour in ½ cup of water and mix it well.

Add the sequins and mix it up. Then add ½ teaspoon of baking soda and mix well. You want to get that baking soda incorporated into the glue mixture.

Next, add 2 Tablespoons of saline solution and mix quickly. The mixture will start to form into a slime very quick. Continue to mix until all the saline solution is incorporated.

Remove your slime from the bowl and mix it together with your hands. If it starts to stick to your hands, then add a little bit more saline. But, don’t add too much though because as it sits for about a day, it’ll get stiff and won’t stretch anymore.

Repeat steps 1-4 for the blue and purple Elmer’s glitter glue.

Unicorn Slime

Enjoy playing with each color or mix all three to get a fun look as well. Make this up for a unicorn slime, mermaid or princess theme. Your kids will love playing with this pretty slime recipe.

You can find over 100 Slime Recipes on this blog because we LOVE making and playing with slime.

Glitter Glue Slime Recipe

What’s Needed

Elmer’s Glitter Glue—Pink, Blue, & Purple
Saline Solution
Baking Soda
Multi-Colored Sequins
Water

If you wear contacts, you probably have all of the slime ingredients you need. But if you don’t, you can quickly pick up all of your Slime ingredients from a grocery store, craft store or Target.

The main ingredients in contact solution or saline solution are sodium borate and boric acid; these ingredients are what helps the slime to come together and form.

Print out the full Glitter Glue Slime Recipe directions below.

Slime with Contact Solution

How do you make stretchy slime with contact solution?

Stretchy homemade slime can be made in just a few minutes. With the contact solution slime recipe found here on this page, you’ll have super stretchy slime.

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How to Make Slime with Contact Solution

Slime Recipe with Contact Solution

The Best Slime Recipe with Contact Solution perfect for unicorn slime, princess slime or any other fun theme.

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Ingredients

1 bottle Elmer’s Glitter Glue—Pink, Blue, & Purple
2 tbsp. Saline Solution
1/2 tsp Baking Soda
1/2 cup Water
Multi-Colored Sequins

Instructions

In a medium size bowl, add the pink glitter glue. Pour in ½ cup of water and mix well.
Add the sequins and mix. Then add ½ teaspoon of baking soda and mix well
Next, add 2 Tablespoons of saline solution and mix quickly. The mixture will start to form into a slime very quick. Continue to mix until all the saline solution is incorporated.
Remove your slime from the bowl and mix it together with your hands. If it starts to stick to your hands, then add a little bit more saline. But, don’t add too much though because as it sits for about a day, it’ll get stiff and won’t stretch anymore.
Repeat steps 1-4 for the blue and purple glue.
Enjoy playing with each color or mix all three to get a fun look as well.
Store in an airtight container.