Best & Easy Galaxy Slime Recipe
This Galaxy Slime recipe is one of our favorite slime recipes because it is an easy way of making slime, has those beautiful galaxy slime colors and has sparkles and stars too! This basic slime recipe is perfect for learning how to make slime with kids of all ages. Let’s make a colorful sparkly slime recipe!
Best Galaxy Slime Recipe
This glitter glue slime recipe is one of my favorites because it doesn’t not require slime ingredients like contact solution or borax which are not common in my house. Liquid starch is inexpensive and works really well for this fluffy slime recipe of many colors.
Related: 15 more ways how to make slime at home
This really is the easy way to make slime and the sparkly star confetti made it even more fun!
How to Make Galaxy Slime
Whip up a batch of this DIY slime recipe for hours of fun sensory play and space slime entertainment.
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Ingredients Needed to Make Galaxy Slime Recipe
- 3 – 6 oz bottles of glitter glue
- 3/4 cup water, divided
- 3/4 cup liquid starch, divided (also called laundry starch)
- silver confetti stars
- liquid water colors — we used a variety of colors: purple, magenta, and teal
- Something to stir with like a plastic spoon or craft stick
Directions for Homemade Galaxy Slime Recipe
Step 1
Add the glitter glue into a bowl and stir in 1/4 cup of water and mix the glue mixture well.
Alternative: Use clear glue and add your own silver glitter.
Step 2
Add a few drops of liquid watercolor to create the desired color then add in the star confetti.
Alternative: Food coloring is always an option when making slime. We liked the watercolor paint for this one because of the vibrance.
Step 3
Pour in 1/4 cup liquid starch and stir to combine. The slime will start to separate from the sides of the bowl — remove it from the bowl and knead with your hands until it is no longer sticky and stretches easily.
Step 4
Repeat the slime making process with the remaining colors and ingredients to create three different colors of slime: blue, pink, and purple.
FINISHED GALAXY SLIME RECIPE
Stretch the layers together to create a gorgeous galaxy effect!
So cool, right?
How to Store Your Own Galaxy Slime
Use an airtight container to store your DIY galaxy slime. I love using leftover clear plastic food containers or a small zipping plastic bag. Generally homemade slime will last for several months if left in a sealed container at room temperature.
Our Experience Making Galaxy Slime
My son loves playing with homemade slime, and we are always looking for ways to make different and interesting recipes. He loved creating the different colors, then watching them mix and spread.
More Homemade Slime Recipes for Kids to Make
- More ways how to make slime without borax.
- Another fun way of making slime — this one is black slime that is also magnetic slime.
- Try making this awesome DIY slime, unicorn slime!
- Make pokemon slime!
- Somewhere over the rainbow slime…
- Inspired by the movie, check out this cool (get it?) Frozen slime.
- Make alien slime inspired by Toy Story.
- Crazy fun fake snot slime recipe.
- Make your own glow in the dark slime.
- Don’t have time for making your own slime? Here are a few of our favorite Etsy slime shops.
How did your easy galaxy slime recipe turn out?
