Karina Garcia taught "GMA" the secrets of creating the best slimes. Karina Garcia makes a living off making ... slime. Garcia nets up to six figures per month making her ooey-gooey creations that are ...

This winter, in the throes of my seasonal depression, I fell down an Instagram rabbit hole, and before I knew it, half of my Instagram feed was videos of people playing with slime. Slime, if you haven ...

When mixed together with a few other enhancements, the teens make pots of slime — a stretchy, gooey substance that is the tween and teen fad du jour. “At school, everybody will talk about it. Some ...

Karina Garcia is known as the internet's "slime queen" — and that's a big compliment. In less than three years, the 23-year-old has turned her one-time hobby — posting DIY slime videos to YouTube — ...

I’ve tried to stop, but I’m obsessed. I’m so embarrassed to admit this. But here goes. I’m addicted to slime. Yep. Seriously, at 32, I’m addicted to watching slime videos on Instagram and YouTube.

For lots of popular YouTubers, merchandise is the key to making real money. And 24-year-old Karina Garcia is like the fairy-tale merch story. She was a waitress who dropped out of college and then ...

Karina Garcia, 24, launched her first YouTube video only four years ago after seeing her twin sister enjoy making beauty videos. Since that first upload, she has over 10 million social media followers ...

Karina Garcia makes DIY craft tutorials on YouTube, mostly focused on slime. She makes six figures a month in revenue, mostly from advertising. It takes Karina Garcia at least five hours to edit a ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Angelina Jacobs of Great Kills knows her slime. Her mom, Joan Jacobs, says the 12-year-old is "consumed with making slime" in her spare time and really enjoys her gooey habit.

Update Nov. 19, 2018: Karina Garcia’s YouTube channel now has more than 8.4 million subscribers. For lots of popular YouTubers, merchandise is the key to making real money. And 24-year-old Karina ...