Very random Friday thought for you all today but dies the colour of gunge influence your enjoyment of it? This can mean whether you enjoy watching a video of it, likelihood of downloading a video or even using it yourself.

I'll get the ball rolling yellow gunge does nothing for me (just use custard), but then literally as I'm writing this I've thought more the American style thick slime (cake batter style) in yellow absolutely works.

To that point, there's also this: boxed custard as is so common in the UK cannot be had for love nor money in the US. Conversely, the US has Cool Whip, so I guess it all comes out in the wash?

To the main point, though, no, for me colour has never had an effect on how I enjoy gunge. As long as something thick and messy is cascading over a beautiful woman's head, I'm happy!

For me certain colours work well, but at certain times i.e. Blue might work in 1 instance, but not another where green would be better.

With gunge I think I like primary or secondary colours more as they stand out and are different to food stuffs. The contrast to the normal hair and skin tones etc, the cartoonish nature of the act, especially if there is a uniform/outfit involved.

One thing that is important is that it must change the colour of the recipient, i.e. it sticks and person is now that colour rather than a vibrant gunge that just leaves the person wet with a slight hue. I think this is me attributing it to feeling the weight in my mind if it is a strong colour, where as a thin colour just implies a more watery substance.

I gather for people who grew up watching specific programmes the answer to this is always green. I like a variety of colours, and bright green does work very well partly I suspect because it's not a colour anyone is often likely to be wearing, so it will always contrast, usually quite strongly, with the recipient's clothes. See Rosemary having her wedding dress drenched in green slime below!

I tend to like mixtures of bright colours, makes any scene seem nice and cheerful. I'm also a fan of bright blue, again because it's likely to contrast well with the gungee's outfit.

Oddly enough, I also really liked the grey we used for the Latex Sludge Maid custom, hadn't been expecting it to look as good as it did, and definitely looked "industrial", which is what we were after.

YES! Of course it does, unless you're one of those weirdos who has no particular preferences about the wam content you consume

My preferences are in order:

1) GREEN: It's traditional. Works great in a variety of shades and thickness, from bright florescent green to dark and gloopy sludge.

2) PINK: It's fun and playful! Who doesn't like pink slime? It's a colour that emphasizes the natural silliness of wam, and it works really well.

3) YELLOW: So I'm including custard in yellow cos custard is usually yellow. And custard is basically the Queen of Naturally Occurring Wam Substances. If you're into scenarios that take place in regular life, then custard is your friend. It works great inside a pie, too.

4) BLUE: Blue can be really good if used well, like a tasteful lightish blue. If it's too dark it just makes me think of the Blue Man Group, and I've never really cared for that sort of comedy.

5) PURPLE: Again, it can work if it's not too dark. However, it's probably best used more as part of a filling in a pie, where you get the white cream to balance it out.

6) ORANGE: Makes me think of curry or mustard, and savory wam is just something I can't get behind.

7) BROWN: Only good if you make it really really really clear that it's chocolate. The second I start to think it looks like poop I'm out.

8) BLACK: I think I feel about this colour of gunge the same way people who don't like wam at all probably do. It's gross and slimy and sticky, but not in a fun way.

9) I dunno have I missed any colours?

BONUS BEST COLOUR COMBOS!

Green + Pink
Yellow + Pink
Yellow + Blue
Blue + Pink

Bright colors, but not yellow. Yellow should always be custard.

Green is always nice.

Custard is available via Amazon.com: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Custard&ref=nb_sb_noss

Six cans for $27.49 is a hell of a mark-up though when they're 80p (about $1.10) each here!

In general prefer vivid and bright colours, including yellow (its noticeably different to custard).

However I always pick the colour(s) to contrast with my outfit!

Wedding dress- blue, pink, and purple, or green and yellow.
PVC Maid's uniform- red, purple, light blue
Swimsuit (light blue) - green, yellow
Pink 'princess' style cosplay - green, blue, yellow
Bikini (purple)- white and uncoloured

Has anyone tried the 'glass' effect gunge from MessySupplies? I got it in green (extra thick MS gunge), result was this fantastic lime-ish green and semi-translucent mixture. When I buy it again I think it'll work well with white lingerie?

It doesn't tend to matter to me much in terms of buying videos (what does is thickness and gloopiness. Quite honestly since Kelsey launched her videos it's like the scales fell from my eyes with some other longstanding producers about what they regard as gunge. From now on, if at the end it looks as if the model has encountered not much worse than some coloured water, I can no longer sanction that buffoonery, to quote Tommy Lee Jones)

But in terms of my customs, it definitely matters to me - I like to choose colours that deliberately go against the costume being worn - it tends to be 2 and 4 slices away on colour wheels as below.

Eg, I've just had a Customwam scene done (it's AMAZING) where the costume is yellow, so I chose green and blue slime. And when Casey wore a predominantly red clown costume, I went blue and orange.

Yeah sometimes. I am really big on gunge colors that are dark enough that they cover the gungee's features, like black or brown slime. My fetish is more towards the humiliation side of things, and I guess it comes from the idea of tar and feathers being the ultimate humiliation.

This. I don't have any particular colours I dislike, but while green and purple are my favourites, I generally like anything that clashes with the gungee's hair or clothes (assuming she's wearing any).

I dont like black, dark brown, or any darker/similar colors of slime (chocolate slime is ok to me, but its borderline, depends how dark it is tbh) as those can kind of look like something else, and I think everyone will get what I mean, even dark red slime, because it looks kind of like blood (for the record I'm not squeamish or looking at blood bothers me, I just think someone getting drenched in something that looks a lot like blood is just really gross)

I dont really care about the color of slime in general unless it's a multiple slime scene of all the exact same color, eventually after so many slimings it doesn't even look like another sliming is even happening, what I care more about is the consistency as watery or thin slime does nothing for me, I prefer it to be thicker but still have fluidity to it and pour well, nothing like crazy thicker, just like cake batter slime basically

Whilst generally speaking I can find transparency in the gunge detracts a bit from the scene as it generally makes the gunge look thinner than it is. There isn't a particular hue that will ruin a scene for me at least not like shoddy camera work or editing can. Though in the case of the later if it really bothers me I can work a little magic in Premiere Pro to sort it out (some nameless examples from the last year include one amateur scene that was poorly colour corrected such that the model's skin tone had an unnatural green hue well before any gunge went their way and one multi-camera scene from a professional studio that should know better that had wildly different exposures on their cameras that the cuts between their footage was jarring to watch).

Whenever I've been in the director's seat and shooting for myself my choice of colours for gunge in the scene will be influenced by the mood and feel of the scene. If I'm going for a light-hearted/fun tone then I'll go for bright, cartoonish colours that when combined look like some something from the confectionary counter. We're talking mixing the likes of neon pink and yellow or bright purple and green etc. I've also used similar colours when creating scenes involving bizarre or "alien food" substances (eg. Mixing some special neon green lumpy slime with long strands of spaghetti coloured neon pink for a bizarre alien food slime).

If however the scene was darker, more Mess and 'M style with humiliation elements then I might go with darker, grimier colours. Darker greens, blues and purples as well as browns, blacks and reds. Though whilst keeping in mind that the brightness of the surrounding colours effects how brown the browns look (Anyone confused about that brown point see the section under Vividness Pigment of this post for clarification: https://umd.net/forums/coloring-your-hec-natrosol#postid_826017).

The only time I might consider using any gunge with any sort of transparency would be in a gunge tank scene in which I've layered a transparent version of the gunge at the bottom of the tank with a more opaque gunge above it similar to how I've layered these colours of gunge in this bucket in the attached picture. Reason is that often when the gunge tank has a single stream you get at the start a few seconds of that sort of dome effect that whilst can look impressive can if opaque obscure the best initial reactions AND the vast majority of the gunge in the dome doesn't wind up on the subject as it is deflected off and it is the gunge later in the tank as the pressure begins to reduce that does most of the coating. By layering the more transparent gunge first and the opaque gunge second you increase you chance of capturing more of the initial reaction and still having the completely covered and coloured look when the second half of the opaque gunge lands. Though given layering the gunge in the tank without it mixing too much is tricky for some people to master if in doubt I'd much prefer just going with all opaque gunge in the whole tank than all transparent-ish gunge.

If it's the first time either period or of the scene, then green should be first. After that, any color works.

Vivid colours actually put me off. I would prefer all gunge to be either translucent or white. But that is just me and BTW I know I am in a minority.

In so much as anyone has colors they like and dislike. Green has a certain level of history behind it, and I like white because it reminds me of cum.

So yeah, I guess it does.

I like to see contrasting bright vivid colors. I also enjoy the colors that would cause the most staining of the clothes so make them bold colors.

For Gunge it doesn't really matter to me, but SLIME should always be GREEN

I always think of slime and gunge as two different things.
I think of slime as green but gunge as filthy and disgusting I.e brown, black or any other filthy colour.
At least it is when I pour it over my wife Mel's head

I love the really dirty filthy colour such as black.
I HATE the classic Nickelodeon green (it reminds me of kids shows, and I am NOT into that).

I often enjoy a mix of colours. Cover a woman in translucent honey or syrup first, then yellow custard, then chocolate followed by something white such as thick cream. End with something really black, such as treacle/molasses.

I agree with Freddy. Black and brown can seem 'filthy and disgusting' which is sometimes just right.

Surprisingly i am NOT a fan of mud (although i won't object if the girl is one i want to see getting messy.)

I also like the' multi colours' such as used by The Man and his Wife.

Different colours can be better for different occasions.

In my experience, bright red does not sell well.

Personally I'm a big fan of contrast, so for example, coat them in black and then follow with a nice bright yellow. It sort of adds to other people's points here that the black acts a sort of base layer and makes the person unrecognisable and then the yellow/pink/orange etc really shows up there's a person under there

Personally I'm a fan of vivid colours, definitely opaque over translucent...but thats just because Noel's House Party led me astray!! That is the gunge by which all other is measured!

I have a couple of favourite colours, but mostly it's about contrast...I can never see the point in black gunge on a black outfit for example...if it clashes all the better!

That's a great breakdown

I see it the same in a way red is the last color I work with and also I tend to mix it for another color if I'm working with but I never use plan red

I far prefer white for gunge or slime. I love being like the girls on sites like slimewave, fuckedupfacials and freaksofcock. Does anyone have a homemade recipe to make this one that is sticky?