ArtKids Creamy Clay DIY Hairstylist

Creamy Clay comes out of a nozzle like cake icing. Kids pipe it onto a hairbrush, a mirror frame, a headband and four clips, press charms and beads into it while it is still soft, then leave it to dry. What sets is hard, and it is worn.

Why kids keep playing with it

• No oven and no water. The clay air dries on its own.
• Piping is a real skill. Squeeze slowly for a thin line, squeeze harder for a blob, and the border builds up as the child works around the edge.
• Seven pieces to decorate — brush, mirror, headband and four clips — so it is not one sitting and done.
• Everything made here gets used. The clips go to school and the mirror stands on a desk.

What’s in the box

• 4 tubes of Creamy Clay with nozzle tips, 50g each
• 1 hairbrush and 1 double-sided standing mirror
• 1 headband and 4 hair clips
• 1 bag of pendants and 3 bags of decoration accessories
• Forceps for placing the small pieces
• Instruction sheet
• 48 pieces in total, by the box count

Good to know

• Recommended age: 8 and up
• The clay air dries. Leave each piece flat and untouched until it is hard.
• Cap the tubes after each session so the clay in the nozzle does not set.
• Same clay, different project: ArtKids Creamy Clay Pencil Case.