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MixBitz Candy Cloud Swirl

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$4.43 $5.99 In stock

MixBitz Candy Cloud Swirl lets kids create colorful candy-inspired slime.

Characteristics: This slime kit includes fun mix-ins and textures that allow kids to customize their own slime creations.

Size: Slime mixing kit

Age: 6 years and up

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Sebastian ★★★★★

The mix-in textures are what sold me—my daughter layered the fluffy cloud bits with the glossy swirls and it came out looking like actual candy art. It kept her busy for a solid afternoon, which is the highest praise I can give any kids' activity.

Joseph ★★★★★

My kids have made slime before, but this kit's texture variety is on another level—the cloudy swirl base alone kept them busy for an hour. Watching them pick their own mix-ins and see the colors blend was genuinely fun for me too, and it cleaned up way easier than I expected.

Zoe ★★★★★

The mix-ins are the real highlight here—my daughter layered the cloud texture with the sparkly bits and made three totally different slimes in one sitting. It’s messy but that’s half the fun, and cleanup was easier than I expected.