LAWOHO 6 Pack Blue Ocean Slime Kit (6×60ml) with Ocean Charms & Add-Ins
Product description
What it is and why people buy it
This LAWOHO 6 Pack Blue Ocean Slime Kit is aimed at kids who like hands-on, sensory play and simple DIY crafting. Instead of one tub of slime, you get a mixed set: 2 packs of soft butter slime, 2 packs of fluffy cloud slime and 2 packs of clear slime. Each bottle contains 60ml of slime, plus ocean-themed charms and other add-ins for customising what your child makes.
On paper, the appeal is the variety. You’re not just buying “blue slime”, you’re getting different textures and a theme (a green-to-blue gradient ocean look, foam balls, and a bottle of silver glitter) that makes it easier to keep kids engaged for longer than a single batch. For parents buying for birthdays, school rewards, Easter baskets or Valentine’s Day treats, a multipack like this is often the practical choice.
There’s also a slightly more “sensory toy” angle: the clear slime is described as creating soothing bubble-popping sounds when pulled and squeezed, and the cloud slime is said to show snowflake-like patterns after activation. Whether that will be as satisfying for every child depends a bit on their preference for sound, stretchiness and visual effects.
Key takeaways
If you want a slime gift that covers multiple play styles in one purchase, this kit leans that way. The mix of butter slime (soft and stretchy), cloud slime (fluffy, pattern reveals after activation) and clear slime (layered with foam balls) gives you more to do than a basic starter set.
It also ticks the “party favour” box. The set is positioned as non-stick and for ages 8–12 (with party favour use suggested for kids 3+ in the base description). That mismatch in age cues is worth noting: some kids will enjoy it earlier than others, but you’ll still want to supervise younger children and check the activity guidance provided in the package.
The ocean charm add-ons are a nice touch for personalising slime art—kids can make something that looks a bit more unique than “just the mix”.
Where it shines day to day
A good way to think about this kit is as a small sensory workshop, not just a novelty. You can set it out and let the child explore textures one by one:
- Start with a butter slime bottle for stretch and knead play.
- Move to cloud slime when your child wants a more “fluffy” feel and the chance to stretch it after activation for the described snowflake-like patterns.
- Use the clear slime layered with foam balls for pull-and-squeeze play, where the kit claims bubble-popping sounds.
Because it includes add-ins (including a bag of foam balls and silver glitter) and ocean charms, it’s also easier to turn the same base slime into different results during a party or in a classroom setting.
If you’re picking a slime set specifically for a goodie bag, the multipack structure makes distribution simpler: you’re not trying to split one larger tub into multiple portions.
What might limit it (so you’re not disappointed)
This kit is described as non-sticky and child-safe, non-toxic. Still, slime play can get messy in real life, especially when add-ins like foam balls or glitter are involved. It may stay “non-stick” on paper, but glitter and charms can still cling to surfaces or clothes if kids go wild.
Also, the set is built around an ocean theme and a fixed set of slime types. If you’re expecting a fully custom kit with broad mixing options beyond what’s included, it’s more of a themed “create within the set” experience than an open-ended lab.
Finally, the cloud effect (snowflake-like patterns after activation) depends on how the kit is used. If you want guaranteed, dramatic visual results every time, you may need to follow the instructions carefully and manage expectations.
Who it suits best (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a ready-made slime making set with multiple textures and party-friendly add-ons. It’s especially suitable for parents buying gifts for school, birthday treats, Easter/Valentine’s Day extras, or classroom rewards where you want variety without having to buy separate items.
It’s not the best match if your child only enjoys one texture (for example, strictly fluffy or strictly clear). A multipack works harder when kids are curious enough to try the different types.
It may not suit you if you’re looking for a very minimal, tidy craft kit—glitter and charms can be a faff. And if you’re buying for much younger kids than the stated age range, you’ll want to plan for supervision and slower, guided play.
Tech specs
- Name: LAWOHO 6 Pack Blue Ocean Slime Kit
- Type: DIY slime making kit / sensory slime set
- Format: 6 packs (multiple textures)
- Size: 60ml per bottle
- Included textures: butter slime, cloud slime, clear slime
- Add-ins mentioned: ocean slime charms, bag of foam balls, silver glitter
Mini FAQ
How many slime bottles do you get?
The kit is described as a 6-pack set, with each bottle containing 60ml of slime.
What slime textures are included?
There are 2 packs of soft butter slime, 2 packs of fluffy cloud slime and 2 packs of clear slime.
Is it meant to be non-sticky?
The base description states it’s non-sticky for kids, and made from child-safe, non-toxic materials.
What’s the ocean theme for?
It’s tied to the blue gradient ocean look, plus ocean slime charms and add-ins like foam balls and silver glitter for personalisation.
What kind of gifts is it best for?
The kit is positioned as suitable for birthday party favours, Easter basket fillers, school rewards and Valentine’s Day gifts (also referenced for other celebrations).
Should you buy it?
Buy it if you want a themed multipack that covers several sensory experiences—stretchy butter slime, fluffy cloud slime with a visual effect after activation, and clear slime with foam-ball layers and described bubble-popping sounds. It’s also a practical choice for party favours and school-style gifting where variety helps keep things interesting.
Skip it if your priority is “super tidy, no-fuss” slime play, or if your child only likes one specific texture. And if you’re buying for younger kids, consider supervision carefully because add-ins like glitter and charms can still create mess even when the slime itself is described as non-sticky.