Q&A for How to Make Dish Soap Slime

Yes, lotion may improve the texture of the slime, so it's 100% OK to add a pump or two in the slime.

It might, but you can always add more activator to make your slime less sticky.

Yes, you can. It may be sticky at first. Just add a slime activator, such as borax or contact solution.

Himalayan salt is harder to dissolve so it may not work as well.

Yes, you can use any type of toothpaste. However, the thicker toothpastes tend to work better for this type of project.

It should work; if it is too thick, try adding water little by little until it is just the right consistency.

It might break it up or make it a bit sticky, so if you do try it, make sure to keep cornstarch and dish soap on hand in case you need to even things out.

Yes, if you follow the instructions and add the specified ingredients correctly, the recipes should work. If your slime doesn't turn out as expected, double-check your measurements and steps.

No, any color of toothpaste will work. If you desire a specific color for your slime, you can add food coloring.

You likely removed the slime from the freezer too soon. Try leaving it in the freezer for the full recommended time, such as an hour.