In order for her daughter to make a "spooky slime" toy that many children are enchanted with, the mother panicked when she saw the heavy blister's hand.

Girls have suffered severe chemical burns after arbitrarily making toys with the formula found online.
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Slime, also known as "ghost slime", is a toy that is "feverish" because it attracts the attention of many children around the world, including in Vietnam. This toy has a solid plastic form, has a slight odor and feels wet when touched.

It allows creative players to transform into many different shapes thanks to the special structure of the material.

Not only is this toy that many kids love all day long, but this "ghostly slime" also helps stimulate children's visual and tactile development, so parents have no reason to stop forbid children to play.

It is because of the attraction of this kind of toy that the internet is full of videos instructing how to make "ghost slime" and so the children are also interested in making their own toys without fully understanding the risks. It is dangerous to arbitrarily use chemicals "thought not toxic and unbelievably toxic".

Recently, a mother in Oadby, the Midlands Leicestershire county, has warned parents for the immeasurable danger of toys many kids like.

The girl Layla Fisher (10 years old) went online to find the recipe for Slime (slime) and then arbitrarily used PVA glue (Polyvinyl Alcohol - also called milk glue), shaving foam and liquid contact lenses. contains a lot of Borax chemicals (also called borax).

However, after playing that self-made item, her hand appeared blisters like heavy burns.

Gemma Williams, 39, said it was because of borax, the substance that is often found in household cleaning products as "culprit" causing painful blisters on her daughter's fingers. After taking my child to see a doctor, there is no doubt.

According to Daily mail, Boron is the main ingredient in borax compound, used to make "ghost slime" thicker and sticky. However, the European Chemicals Agency warns boron may cause infertility and serious eye irritation, even if it could harm an unborn baby if pregnant women come into contact with it.

Ms Williams said: "We were shocked when the daughter suffered horrible finger burns and the doctor said that she suffered burns from the mucus that she created herself. The blisters kept getting worse. "The chemical burn has severely damaged her skin. With this kind of chemical, it is not only a skin problem but also a long-term health."

Williams said her daughter learned the recipe online and made many different types of slime.

The last time was in June, she made the substance herself and played for about 2 hours. That night, Layla made an itch in her hand and the situation became much worse the next morning.

To date, burns have developed into skin infections. She was prescribed antibiotics and cream to keep her skin moisturized.

"Now she is still taking antibiotics, but her skin is almost completely destroyed. I can't believe the situation has become scary like this," Ms Williams said.