Slime Girl

Slime Girl hits like a soft, green-leaning teal ink you'd find on a craft slime vial. Compared to Mint, it's less airy and more "gooey" in presence, with higher saturation that doesn't feel diluted. Compared to Macau, it goes further into the green side and stays cooler in mood, not deeper and pool-settled. And next to Electra, it reads darker and calmer, so it won't feel as friendly or spring-loaded.

I'd use Slime Girl for interactive states and supporting highlights where you want momentum without looking loud, especially in health and wellness product UIs, habit and onboarding flows, and fintech components like badges, inline chips, and status pills inside tables. It also works well for motion accents in editorials and product videos when you need a teal that looks playful but controlled. It's the one you reach for when you want a different kind of teal presence than the brighter cousins.

Pair it with off-white backgrounds and charcoal or deep slate text. On very warm palettes, the green cast can start to feel muddier, so test it with your exact grays before you commit.