1. Cut or crumble the firm clay into small pieces.
2. Add a few drops of softener.
3. Knead until the clay feels smooth and even.
4. Still firm? Add a drop or two more and knead again. Go slowly: it is easier to add more than to take it back.

• Softens Hard Clay – Brings firm, hard or crumbly polymer clay back to a soft, workable texture.
• Easier on Your Hands – Clay kneads with less effort, so conditioning feels lighter.
• You Control the Softness – Add a few drops at a time until the clay feels right for your project.
• Less Wasted Clay – Use up older, firmer blocks instead of throwing them away.
• Made for Polymer Clay – For oven-bake polymer clay, including Jenna Premium Polymer Clay.

1. What is Jenna Polymer Clay Softener used for?

It softens oven-bake polymer clay that has become firm, hard or crumbly, so it is easy to knead and shape again.

2. How do I use it?

Cut the clay into small pieces, add a few drops of softener and knead until smooth. If the clay is still firm, add a drop or two more and knead again.

3. How much softener should I add?

Start with a few drops and add more slowly. It is easier to add more than to take it back.

4. Which clay can I use it with?

It is made for oven-bake polymer clay, including Jenna Premium Polymer Clay.

5. Do I need it for fresh, soft clay?

No. Use it only when your clay feels too firm or crumbly to knead comfortably.

6. My clay became too soft or sticky. What should I do?

Knead in some firm polymer clay to balance it, and use fewer drops next time.