Slime Making Kit Supplies, 163 Pack Slime Mix Ins Accessories Slime Add Ins Foam Glitter Charm Bulk Fishbowl Beads Containers for Making Coloring and Party Decorations

My daughter Ioves this! Just as described. She loves this type of thing!

This has tons of great mix ins and supplies. If you have someone that loves making slime they’d love this kit. My daughter is 11 and loves it.

My daughter has been making slime for years. She absolutely loves these kits.

I bought this for my small business customers loved it!i hope this was help full have a good day

My 7 year old loves this kit!

Lots of cute slime add ons. The beads were a little too big and ended up all over the floor after kids put in their slime but overall they enjoyed and used most of the items in box

We got this set primarily for resin fillers, and it's more than lived up to expectations. No issues when using it with UV resin, and so many options!The glitter jars are very small (penny size comparison image included), and the caps can be hard to open, but a fine nosed tweezer can fit through the jar neck to retrieve larger pieces, and the narrow neck keeps you from adding too much of the finer glitter when sprinkling. Even this sized jar should yield hundreds of pendants for her.Everything else comes in non-resealable pouches, so be prepared with reusable containers or bags when you open them, especially as some of these like the holographic flakes will get everywhere if you aren't careful. We ended up putting those pouches whole inside slightly larger ziplock bags and opening them inside the resealable bag so any explosions were still contained. The clay pieces went into diamond art storage jars and were just about the right size for that. (Thankfully the foam balls do come in ziplock bags, so I didn't have to move them.)The value on this set is phenomenal when you compare it with what the local craft store asks for resin filler. A single bag of the clay slices alone would go for the price of this entire set, and the tray of glitter jars would probably cost twice this by itself. If you have a young maker, this is definitely a win. I could wish that the set was more giftable in its packaging (my girl is hardly the only maker in her circle), but I'd much rather have the value here and have to come up with an attractive way to package it myself, personally. My daughter got over the torn and crushed plain white cardboard box in a few minutes, and the organizer tote to sort everything into wasn't much, while the sheer volume of creative elements in this set will last her for years.

We ordered this kit to complement a kit we got that was mostly small slime packs but few add-ins. Everyone knows the best part of slime is putting in glitters, beads, and other random stuff to make prettier slimes than your friends.This kit was tested by 10, 9, and 7 year old girls as well as an almost 3 year old (who was heavily supervised).Their favorites were the tiny glitter bottles. Hands down, this was declared as "totally worth it" and there were plans being made for the "super cute" empty bottles as Barbie props. Not only do you get a plethora of fun multi-colored add-ins, you get double duty in the form of 49 little teeny tiny apothecary looking jars for Barbie to utilize in her new candy store. Or so I'm told.The foam balls and hard plastic beads are mostly worthless when it comes to most slimes as they really just pop out so we didn't even bother with those.The long tubes of fine glitter made for some really pretty slimes and also got everywhere and covered everything. As glitter does.The chunky glitters and the fish food glitters (seriously, they look like super colorful fish food flakes) were nice additions to the finer glitters and the (super randomly shaped) hard plastic pieces are the piece de resistance to the final slime creation.There is even gold leaf paper that made a really cool effect when added to the slimes.The metal mesh thing is anyone's guess, we still haven't figured out what it's purpose is.