Karina Garcia rose to YouTube stardom for her creative homemade slime videos. — -- Do-it-yourself YouTube star Karina Garcia, who rose to fame for her creative homemade slime-making videos, ...

What do kids love? Getting messy and sticky. What does slime do? You guessed it. And considering the hours we spent playing with silly putty and watching teenagers get slimed on Nickelodeon, guess the ...

When other DIY crazes die, we might find that making and selling homemade cotton candy colored-slime on the internet has some staying power. After taking off in Thailand, handcrafted slime now amuses ...

For lots of popular YouTubers, merchandise is the key to making real money. And 24-year-old Karina Garcia is like the fairy-tale merch story. She was a waitress who dropped out of college and then ...

Find out what slime is and how kids can make it safely Making your own slime is becoming a popular trend, thanks to millions of YouTube tutorials dedicated to it, and almost 270,000 Instagram posts ...

If your kids are asking for craft glue and borax, chances are they are caught up in the global do-it-yourself slime craze sweeping social media. During National Science Week, is this the kind of ...

Hey everyone! Today on Gross Science we’re making glow-in-the-dark slime with common household items! Woooo! Ok, to make glow-in-the-dark slime you’ll need hot water, borax, which you can find in the ...

With Halloween soon upon us, many parents are struggling to come up with fun things to do with their little monsters. Especially now that trick or treating and other holiday activities are shut down ...

In a disposable cup, combine 1/4 cup white glue and 1/4 cup water. Add a few drops of food coloring into the glue mixture and stir. Set aside. In a separate cup, mix 2 teaspoons of Borax powder with 1 ...

Update Nov. 19, 2018: Karina Garcia’s YouTube channel now has more than 8.4 million subscribers. For lots of popular YouTubers, merchandise is the key to making real money. And 24-year-old Karina ...

Making your own slime is becoming a popular trend, thanks to millions of YouTube tutorials dedicated to it, and almost 270,000 Instagram posts about it. However making it at home could pose a threat ...