175 Pack Slime Making Supplies Kit, Slime Add Ins Accessories Includes Slimes Charms, Foam Balls for Making Creative Slimes Kit

Gallon of Amazon School Glue (white glue) 15.99 https://a.co/d/0jeERWYmSome mix ins (enough to make some different slimes with for multiple people) 15.99 https://a.co/d/0irtoPeLYou can find Bingsu Beads (tube confetti) at the dollar treeYou can find borax at the dollar tree (depending on their stock) or at walmart for about $6Instant snow (for clouds, cloud cremes) 9.99: https://a.co/d/08UHLsDkAir Dry clay 32 colors (for butter slime) 7.99: https://a.co/d/04T4XFLkOr you can get modelite (white) clay for 5.12 at walmartYou can get acrylic paint, or food dye at the dollar tree, colorants do end up getting pretty pricey and food dye is probably the cheapest way to do it and easily sourced. I couldn't find amazon clear so it might be out of stock right now, but if you're wanting to make clear slimes you can get some elmers clear from amazon or walmart. I'd also recommend some cheap unscented lotion from dollar tree for butter and slay slimes.And some vegetable glycerin (in case of overactivation) from amazon 4.30 https://a.co/d/04L6y562 Solid base slime recipe: 1tsp or 2tsp borax to 1 cup hot water (depending on whether you want your slime to be on the looser or thicker side), let cool, then slowly add to the glue making sure you thoroughly mix before adding more. Once it starts to pull away from the mixing bowl, stop adding it and work out all the stringy bits. If it's still too loose and sticky, add the activator to your hands and then work it into the slime instead of adding it directly to the slime. When you feel like it's done, let it sit for about 10 minutes and then double check if it needs some more activator. For butter slime: Take your base, add your air dry clay and some lotion and work it into the slime. You might need a little extra activator if the clay or lotion deactivates the slime. It's 1 part clay to 1 part slime for butter. Less clay for slay textures. For bingsu slime: pack as many bingsu as you like into your base slime. For cloud cream: activate instant snow with 3 tablespoons water to 1 tablespoon snow, do not follow the package directions as it will make the snow way too wet. Activate as much snow as you want to pack into your slime. If you pack enough of it in you will end up with a cloud. If you want a good cloud recipe I suggest buying the one from Slime Obsidian's website since I don't have a good cloud recipe at the moment. For floam slime: Add floam to base slime and enjoy. If you need any more help, feel free to DM me. (Also just want to add that clear slime is really difficult to work with and won't be a good texture unless it is made and then left to sit for a week or two. For a slime making party and for slime you can play with same day I definitely recommend white glue). edited for typos

What a great birthday idea! You've got a couple of choices. If you want ingredients, like glue, activator, etc, Sloomoo Institute has some kits for sale. They've got an "expert" kit that would be suitable fora group of adults I think, or a variety of smaller kits. If you're looking for slime that's already made and you just build and mix it, Slime Community has these baking kits that are really fun. You get things like apple pie, banana split or pizza you can "make." They're actually really fun - they come with a container of slime, clay, rolling pins for rolling out "dough," eggs, sugar, etc -- all made from slime. They're a little pricey, but you end up with a ton of slime after it's all mixed. You can buy glue and a box of borax for activator and make your own "kit" if you'd prefer to be able to customize it more (and it's a lot cheaper). Glue like Elmer's or Amazon are good. You can get clay & other fun add-ins from Amazon. Elmer's makes a bunch of different kits like this one or this one. BUT, it's much cheaper to buy the glue & borax separately. Whichever you choose, I'm sure it will be so much fun! Let us know if you want more details about buying the glue & activator separately and we can get you more info if needed.