Summer Ames

Summer Ames is a slime expert and the founder of Slime Community based in Charleston County, South Carolina. Summer patented the Slime Baking Kit, which is a nonedible sensory kit made with slime-making ingredients that look exactly like real baking components. Her slime kits are made with premium non-toxic ingredients, including skin-safe fragrance oils, food-grade dye, and non-toxic glue and clay. With a combined 345K followers across her social media channels, Summer has been able to share the joy of slime and build an online community.

Education

  • BS, Health Science, University of Nevada, Reno

Certifications & Organizations

  • Certified Personal Trainer, American Council on Exercise
  • Certified, Lifestyle and Weight Management, NESTA

Favorite Piece of Advice

Work hard, follow your passions, and believe in yourself. I agree with Henry Ford's adage, "Whether you think you can or you can't, you're right". To me, it demonstrates how your mindset and belief in yourself can significantly impact your ability to achieve something.

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How do you make oobleck?
Oobleck is simple to make—you just combine cornstarch and water!
What's the best way to make slime?
1. Get 1 cup of some kind of glue, perhaps white school glue or clear glue, and put it into a mixing bowl.
2. Mix half a teaspoon of borax into 1 cup of warm water to make an activator solution.
3. Once mixed, slowly add the activator to the glue until it becomes slime.

To soften the slime up and to add extra stretchiness, you can add a couple of squirts of lotion from a bottle, a couple squirts of vegetable glycerin, or a couple of pumps of conditioner.

From there, the options are unlimited. You can add food dye, you can add scented oils, you can even add instant snow!

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