Marshmallow Fluff
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Easy enough to buy, comes in small jars, best if mixed with a small amount of water to make it more pliable/ workable. Washes away easily with water. You can also heat it in the microwave for like 10-20 seconds to make it soft but it will firm back up. 1/2 cup warm water to 1 jar of fluff is a good ratio for mixing. If its too watery just carefully drain off the excess water to the desired consistency. Add food coloring for vibrant colors.


editModified 8/19/20 by Messmaster5 revisions2741 views

Marshmallow Demonstrated
For the applied science of marshmallow fluff, see http://umd.net/forums/new-messygirl-download-eat-me

Image courtesy of messygirl from the above post.


editModified 10/26/20 by JasonPinaster

There is no such thing as too much.
When using marshmallow fluff, one thing to remember is that it is extremely sticky, and may actually be a turn-off until you're well into it as it can be uncomfortable on bare skin and body hair. The trick? Add more! Once you begin moving it around and it coats you fairly well, it will take on a very silky texture and while it clings well, once slightly warmed up by the body, it will slowly run down and the texture will turn smooth and shiny. The outermost layer will slightly firm up in time, but will never actually harden even if you leave it on yourself for an extended period. It stays silky and pliable as long as you keep moving it around.

Be mindful that it can sting a bit if it gets in the eyes.

Cleanup is easy as it's generally made from egg white and corn syrup. Both of these ingredients are water soluble, so simply standing in a hot shower will eventually clean you off with no residue or lingering smell, and if you accidentally drip any on floors or carpet, simply hold a wet cloth over the spot a moment and you'll be able to wipe it away.


editModified 9/17/24 by BKph0to

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