Made by Daiso Japan as a soft clay for craft and hobby use, it is just like any Japanese paper clay which hardens through natural drying. I made a macaron with mostly Daiso Soft Clay, and waited till the next day to see how it feels like after it is dried. to make macarons for my wedding table decor and they turned out to be pretty reliable in terms of pliability and the fact that they (thankfully) firmed up well.

The clay is quite translucent (better for thin objects) compared to other clays available in the market but not completely clear of course. Usually, when this happens, you have to spray a bit of water to fix the cracks but you really have to use a lot of it to make it more effective or smooth. Kawaii Slime Company uses Daiso Clay in a mulitude of Slime recipes to achieve an airy, whipped Butter Slime that cannot be matched with other brands of clay. Even though it wasn’t intended to be used for making butter slime,it is widely used and acknowledged as the best one for it.To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Another thing is that some of their products are hard to find unless you’re willing to do branch hopping, maybe you’ll find one and hopefully they aren’t damaged or squished for that matter… which kinda makes me feel annoyed.

Clear Glue Base: Keep slime in an airtight container in a warm place for a few days to allow the slime to soften up.It’s just packed as it is and you have to wrap them with cling wrap or wet wipes while you’re working on a surface or use it all up in a single project. the slime was really stretchy on its own without the clear pink slime and clay but when i mixed them all together they became quite stiff and a bit sticky. Speaking of, it isnt very buttery, and it feels more like a fluffy slime, but i can tell there is some clay in it. If you are asking if you can use it for slime, I guess there are videos on YouTube that does that, I’m no slime expert. If you love making slime, especially the butter slime then Daiso Soft Clay is one of the highly recommended ingredient by most of the YouTubers and slime makers.