10 Wax Layers DONE RIGHT

Introduction

In my recent slime wax ASMR video, I have to come clear about something: it was actually fake. When I was layering the slime clays, I wasn't letting the wax cure properly. As a result, the number of wax layers depicted was incorrect.

To make up for this, I decided to redo the process correctly this time. I ensured that each layer of wax cured properly and even put it in the fridge to cool off before proceeding with the next layer.

This is what 10 layers of wax actually look like over clay. Even from the bottom, you can easily see how much more wax there is compared to the previous attempt. It's got to be at least a millimeter or two thick of wax over the clay. You can clearly see the considerable thickness of the wax.

Due to the thickness, it might be difficult to squeeze this clay, but now it's time for me to stay silent and let the ASMR experience begin. However, the outcome wasn't quite expected; the wax turned out to be too thick and didn't produce the satisfying sound that was aimed for.

Keyword

• Slime wax ASMR
• Layering slime clays
• Wax curing process
• Proper cooling
• Fridge cooling
• 10 layers of wax
• Thickness comparison
• Sound quality
• ASMR experience

FAQ

What was wrong with the initial slime wax video?

In the initial video, the layers of wax were not allowed to cure properly before adding additional layers, making the depiction of the number of layers inaccurate.

How was the process corrected this time?

This time, each layer of wax was allowed to cure properly, and the slime was even put in the fridge to cool off between layers.

How thick were the actual wax layers when done correctly?

When done correctly, the wax layers were around a millimeter or two thick.

Did the recalibrated process affect the ASMR experience?

Yes, the recalibrated process resulted in a thickness of wax that was too significant, affecting the audio quality and not producing the desired ASMR effect.