Moldavite  

Hey y'all! So I've been trying to do a little better job at doing my slime reviews in order. However, in certain situations, certain slimes and shops go to the top of the line. This happens to be one of those situations. For those who follow White Whale Slimes, they got 2 adorable lions head bunnies back at the beginning of the year. Unfortunately one of the buns, Coconut, has developed an issue with one of her eyes. This has been going on for awhile now, and since bunnies are considering "exotic" pets, they require a vet that specializes in "exotic" animals... which also happen to be more pricey. While all of White Whales slimes are currently sold out, there is a listing "Kisses for Coconut" where you can help towards this sweet bun's vet care.
Now, onto the review! Moldavite is one of my favorite "crystals". Technically it's a silica glass that was formed from the impact of a meteorite hitting an area of Bohemia in the Czech Republic. It's so gorgeous! So when White Whale Slimes did a moldavite slime, of course I had to grab it. Now I typically steer clear from sugar scrub slimes, especially packed ones because there is almost always fall out. I love the asmr and the feel of sugar scrub beads... unless I step on one because it literally feels like a mini Lego. BUT imagine my delight when this super packed clear glue sugar scrub not only had zero fall out, but was also not tacky AT ALL! I'm so happy!! Even after inflating and playing with this slime over several days, no stick, no fall out!! Mind BLOWN! Now it's described as being scented like "mysterious green things" which I thought was cute but also kind of made you wonder what exactly those green things are! To me, I smell green apples with some caramel notes so I'm going to guess caramel apples! It's a medium light scent and I enjoyed it! The only warning I'm going to give is this is definitely not a slime for sensitive hands. Also it does come in one of those clear jars which I'm personally not a fan of because slimes do tend to stick more and they are more subject to cracks. That being said, White Whale Slimes do focus more on art gallery style aesthetic which is why (I'm guessing) they do use these jars, in order for you to enjoy them because they truly are squishable pieces of art. 4.9/5 score from me (4.3/5 is average good slime score)
*slime pic courtesy of White Whale Slimes*
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