Coconut Oil Strawberry Squishy
Coconut Oil Strawberry Squishy
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A strawberry you can squish, squeeze and mould!
The Coconut Oil Strawberry Squishy is part of the viral new generation of low-rebound squishies that feel completely different from traditional slow-rise squishies. Instead of quickly bouncing back to its original shape, this soft and mouldable strawberry can be squeezed, flattened, pressed and reshaped in your hands.
Give it a good squeeze and watch it stay squished rather than immediately springing back. Press your fingers into the soft surface, flatten it in your palm or simply enjoy slowly moulding and manipulating it.
Sometimes described online as a Vaseline squishy, the unusual texture is what makes these squishies so much fun. If you're used to traditional slow-rise squishies, the low-rebound feel is something completely different and very satisfying to explore.
With its cute strawberry design, it's a fun addition to a sensory box, squishy collection or desk fidget.
Why you’ll love it:
- Viral-style coconut oil squishy with a unique low-rebound texture
- Soft and mouldable rather than springing straight back into shape
- Squeeze, flatten, press and reshape it in your hands
- Satisfying tactile texture for hands-on fidgeting
- Cute strawberry design
- Great for tactile exploration and sensory play
- Different from traditional slow-rise foam squishies
- Compact and easy to add to a sensory box or fidget collection
- Fun for kids, teens and adults who love unusual squishies
Please note: This is a novelty sensory toy and is not edible. Despite the name “coconut oil squishy”, it is not food and should not be eaten. Designed for gentle squeezing and moulding only. Do not overstretch, pull, bite or use sharp objects on the squishy, as excessive force may damage or split the outer material. Keep away from heat and supervise young children where appropriate.
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