MIXING PLAY-DOH AND SLIME?!! SO WEIRD OMG!! | Angelynn

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UDPATE: Thanks for all of your feedback! So apparently, the salt in the Play-Doh acts as a "deactivator," so it can be used to make hard slime softer. Obviously I added way too much, especially since my slime was already very soft and sticky in the beginning. In theory, I thought it would come out like butter slime but completely forgot about the salt factor!
I definitely did not look orange when I was editing but I just viewed my video on my sister's computer and I look like a straight up CARROT. This is so weird lol I look just fine when I watch from my phone. Didn't realize different devices would display colors this differently! I will try to fix the saturation for my next video.
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This was so entertaining even though I made a huge mess! Looks like Daiso clay/Model Magic is the best way to go to make butter slime. I know this has already been done but I refrained from watching those videos so I could test it out myself on camera :)
Coming up on FRIDAY I will be having a room decor DIY tutorial for you guys! Then next Tuesday there will be another slime mixing video :D
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