Kawaii Slime Company has opened at Disney Springs, taking over the former face-painting and temporary-tattoo kiosk in the Marketplace area near Ghirardelli Soda Fountain & Chocolate Shop.
The kiosk sells scented sensory slime in a range of textures, including butter, cloud, glossy, clear, fluffy, crunchy, jelly cube and floam. Many of the products are styled to resemble desserts, drinks, animals or fantasy-themed creations, with charms, faux sprinkles and other mix-ins.
At a counter in front of the kiosk, guests can make a fake ice cream slime kit. The realistic-looking scoops and toppings are not edible. A round DIY container costs $15.99, while a boba-shaped container costs $16.99; toppings are priced at 25 cents per gram.
Elsewhere in the kiosk, signature dome slimes cost $18.99 and “ice cream pint” slimes cost $17.99. The location also carries craft supplies, keychains, other sensory toys and plush featuring Shelly the octopus, the company’s mascot.
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Kawaii Slime Company says it began in 2017 after its founders’ 7-year-old daughter asked the family to make slime. The business grew from that hobby into a woman-owned and minority-owned toy company based in the Las Vegas area. Its name uses the Japanese word “kawaii,” meaning “cute.”
