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We are so excited to announce that finally we will have affordable slime in North America!!! Click our link above to order some for yourself.

SexyMessyBabes has noticed our models absolutely love the slippery smooth nature of professional slime.

What's your opinion on using this versus food based slime like oatmeal?

As producers what do you find easier to work with?

As models what's the difference in reaction using pro vs food gunge?

Great pictures! This new stuff looks amazing.

For me you can't beat proper actual gunge from powder, I just love the smoothness, glossiness, and it just has the perfect viscosity and stickiness.

I've never shot anything with "gunge"; only ever with slime made from a number of ingredients.

I'm sure gunge is easier to clean up, but I'd rather deal with the tougher clean up and maybe even higher cost to get a result I like.

Absolutely. If the girls love the smooth "slime" (aka gunge) then that's all the more reason NOT to use it

Cake batter will always be my favorite, but I like this kind of slime as long as it's thick enough and clings a bit.

For me there's nothing worse than translucent slime.

I don't even call it slime, I call it goo, because slime (for me) is, by definition, something that covers/destroys the person it gets dumped on.

The clear stuff that's more popular with European producers doesn't "cover", in my opinion, it slides on and off.

Half the time the models don't even need to wipe their face, which defeats the whole purpose for me.

That said, the stuff from your site seems similar to the extra-thick stuff we see on Messy Supplies, which I've seen PieZone get great coverage with...

And you at least have the decency to have a beautiful woman model your product

I have to agree. Calling gunge "professional slime" is very very incorrect.

Awesome. Just ordered some regular and some thick to see which one I like better!

I'm not a producer, and I don't really gaf about the semantics of "gunge" vs "slime" (nobody likes a pedant), but for my personal use, I like cellulose-based slime. It's less likely to clog the drain, easy to wash off, less likely to irritate eyes and skin, doesn't cause yeast infections and won't destroy your hair.

My main issue with it previously was the cost of shipping from the UK. I'm excited for this to be available domestically in the US, which will make my life a lot easier.

Pretty much my exact thoughts. Cake batter slime is also my favourite, however I don't know if I'm in the minority for this, but I prefer my slime without little bits in it. I think it's because I like it when the falling of the slime down someone serves to emphasise the shape of their features to an extent, and little bits tend to hinder this. Translucent slime though is often too clear to achieve this and suffers from the opposite problem.

Nope, I'm with you on the making out of facial features, that's exactly what I love about the thicker slime.

I don't mind some texture, maybe it's my "certain messy Canadian tv show from Nickelodeon" upbringing that won't let it die.

But when me and the missus play it's gotta be super smooth, like what you see in my profile pic.

That's just perfection for me, and I agree, the translucent stuff fails in that regard.

I work for a large corporation, so I can say for certain I have a lot of experience with guys who can only be described as "professional slime".

And sorry for hijacking the thread, I just bought some thick blue slime, can't wait to see how it goes after the kids return to school

@wambassador... My brother in Christ. Proper set up, proper reaction, and proper visuals are the Holy Trinity of a good slime video. Ease of use is something else entirely.

Could not possibly have said this better myself.

Glad I'm not the only one who works with cake batter into slime

Slime and gunge are so much fun to work with

You're mixing up (pardon the pun) different things here. What you're calling professional slime is actually gunge, not slime.

We've been using gunge here for a good few years, models like it both because its warm and for the fun colours they get to cover each other with.

From a production POV gunge has several advantages, its cheaper than custard for the same quantity, it doesn't go off and stink the dungeon out if you miss a bit on cleanup, it soaks through clothing beautifully while also feeling really nice poured between clothes and skin, most models will really enjoy doing clothes filling with it.

Slight downside is it does form a bit of a film on skin so usually needs shower gell to scrub it off during hose-down.

From my POV as a lifelong wammer, I've realised I find custard clothes-filling just a tiny bit sexier than gunge, I think because of the sub-concious knowledge that you're not supposed to pour your food into someone's clothes, whereas gunge is specifically made to mess someone up - but the difference is minor and seeing someone pouring anything into their clothes is a massive turn on for me, so it's the difference between 90% and 95%.