How to Make Slime: Pink Clear Glass Slime You Can See and Feel

If you’re looking for a simple and satisfying how to make slime guide, this pink clear slime is a great place to start. It’s smooth, glossy, and easy to control, making it ideal for beginners, kids (with supervision), and anyone who enjoys hands-on sensory play. This recipe uses common household materials and avoids powdered borax, while still delivering a stretchy, transparent slime with a clean finish.

What This Slime Feels Like

Before getting into the steps, here’s what you can expect from the finished slime:

• Clear, jelly-like transparency (after resting)

• Smooth and elastic stretch

• Soft resistance when kneaded

• Non-sticky and easy to handle

• Light pink color that looks glossy and clean

The process itself is simple, and you’ll notice the texture change clearly at each stage.

Materials You’ll Need

• Clear glue (clear PVA or school glue)

• Water

• Baking soda

• Contact lens solution
  (must contain boric acid or sodium borate)

• Pink liquid food coloring

• Mixing bowl

• Spoon or wooden stick

Step-by-Step

Step 1: Mix Glue and Water

Pour clear glue into a bowl, then add a small amount of water.
Stir slowly until the mixture is fully blended.
At this stage, the mixture should look smooth and slightly runny.

This dilution helps the slime stretch more evenly later.

Step 2: Add Pink Color

Add 1–2 drops of pink food coloring and mix gently.
The liquid should turn a light, transparent pink.

Tip: Stir slowly to avoid creating air bubbles, which can affect clarity.

Step 3: Mix in Baking Soda

Add about ½ teaspoon of baking soda to the bowl.
Stir until fully dissolved.

You won’t see much change yet, but this step prepares the glue so it reacts properly with the contact solution.

Step 4: Add Contact Solution Gradually

Add contact lens solution a few drops at a time, stirring after each addition.

You’ll notice:

• The mixture starts to thicken

• Strings form when you lift the spoon

• The slime begins pulling away from the bowl

Stop adding solution as soon as it forms a soft lump.

Step 5: Knead the Slime

Take the slime out of the bowl and knead it with your hands for 1–2 minutes.

During kneading:

• The surface becomes smoother

• Stickiness reduces

• Stretch improves

If it still feels sticky, add 1 more drop of contact solution and knead again.

Step 6: Let It Rest for Clarity

Place the slime in a sealed container and let it rest for 12–24 hours.

This resting time allows trapped air bubbles to rise and disappear, making the slime clearer and more glossy.

Adjusting the Texture

• Too sticky:
  Add a tiny amount of contact solution and knead.

• Too stiff:
  Add a few drops of water and knead slowly.

• Not clear enough:
  Let it rest longer and avoid over-mixing.

Storage Tips

• Store in an airtight container when not in use

• Keep away from heat and direct sunlight

• Wash hands before play to keep the slime clean

Properly stored, this slime can last for weeks while maintaining its texture.

Final Result

By following this how to make slime method, you’ll get a pink clear slime that looks clean, feels smooth, and stretches evenly without sticking to your hands. It’s a simple process with visible changes at every step—perfect for learning how slime works and enjoying the experience of making it yourself.