This video is about making souffle slime, a special type of slime that resembles a souffle with a rounded top. The creator first tries to recreate the original recipe from the Instagram account Phantasy Thought Slimes, but it doesn't turn out perfectly. However, the resulting slime is still close to the original and can be used as a starting point for others.
The creator then unboxes a slime kit from Sophie and Toffee, showcasing its various contents, including glue, slime activator, and other supplies. They then make a basic fluffy slime using white PVA glue, slime activator, and shaving cream.
To create the souffle effect, they make a separate, lighter slime using a small piece of fluffy slime and three tablespoons of shaving cream. This mixture is then spooned over the top of the fluffy slime and sculpted into a round shape.
The creator notes that the slime is best when fresh, as it will eventually deflate like a real souffle. They also test a slime softener from the kit, which surprisingly reactivates an old piece of slime, making it sticky and playable again.
The video ends with the creator thanking viewers for watching and inviting them to subscribe to become an "official Cuteinator."
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Souffle slime was invented by the Instagram account Phantasy Thought Slimes.
2. Souffle slime is a special type of iceberg slime with a completely round top.
3. The original recipe for souffle slime is a secret.
4. The creator of the video attempted to recreate the souffle slime recipe based on their knowledge of slime.
5. The biggest challenge of making souffle slime is getting the rounded top.
6. The creator tested different types of foam to find the best one for making souffle slime.
7. Shaving cream holds its shape the longest and is the best candidate for making souffle slime.
8. The creator used a slime kit from Sophie and Toffee to make the souffle slime.
9. The kit included various supplies, such as disposable gloves, tiny spoons, multicolored foam balls, and clear PVA glue.
10. The creator used white PVA glue, slime activator, baking soda, shaving cream, and food coloring to make the souffle slime.
11. The ideal consistency for souffle slime is very fluffy and almost sticky.
12. The creator used a separate lighter slime to create the souffle dome.
13. The slime softener from the kit can be used to reactivate old slime.
14. The slime softener is a mysterious liquid that can turn old slime back into a playable state.
15. The creator tested the slime softener on an old piece of leftover fluffy slime and it worked.
16. The slime softener can be used to keep old slime from drying out and make it last longer.