- There are different types of slime, including1:
- Fluffy slime: has a soft and fluffy texture, similar to marshmallows.
- Gold slime: is a glamorous type of slime that’s made by adding gold glitter or gold leaf to clear slime.
- Pink slime
- Honey slime
- Crystal slime
- Cloud slime
- Phosphor slime
- Rainbow slime
Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.List of 24 Different Types of Slime
- 1. Fluffy Slime Fluffy slime is a type of slime that has a soft and fluffy texture, similar to marshmallows. ...
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