Well hello luv..........those BB's are REALLY vibrant, colorful, eye catching. Thank you so much for mentioning me as a U.S. Supplier of BB Molds, that was very kind.
Hello these are absolutely beautiful! I was wondering is it 500g for each colors or in total then divided by 4, same with the oils is it in total or per color? thanks so much for sharing your knowledge it's really appreciated!💕💕
Instead of witch hazel (which is an astringent) why not add coco betaine for foam?! Or even add a teaspoon of SCI powder? Those are both gentle surfactants which I think would be preferable.
I followed this recipe to the the exact what you gave and it is so dry it’s crazy, you stated not to keep adding with Hazel as it will ruin it, what do I add? I did try a squirt of water and 1/2 spoon more oils and it’s still to dry. Are the measurements correct you have given? There no way as wet as yours looks? Waste of product 😢
Okay to help the first thing I will say is bath bombs are very tricky to make. The recipe I gave is what I used. Each environment with work different with it. It your climate is hold then it will be dryer and if it’s spring of autumn then that differs to. I’ve made well over 20,000 bath bombs and I can tell you that the humidity is key to good bath bombs
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Well hello luv..........those BB's are REALLY vibrant, colorful, eye catching. Thank you so much for mentioning me as a U.S. Supplier of BB Molds, that was very kind.
Awe tour welcome. Always thinking of my US friends
Thank you!! This is beautiful!!!
Your welcome 💕
Beautiful colors , thank you for sharing!
Thank you 🙏
Hello these are absolutely beautiful! I was wondering is it 500g for each colors or in total then divided by 4, same with the oils is it in total or per color? thanks so much for sharing your knowledge it's really appreciated!💕💕
Hi there, do these water soluble dyes fade in direct sunlight?
Yes they do. All of them do sadly
Your up late Rhonda. Got to love a good bath bomb, very pretty colours xx
Haha thank you. Its my sons 23rd birthday so as my husband drove the 40 minute drive home i was on you tube making it public.
It says, recipe included but I can't find it. I've been going by the video but there isn't an amount for the clay. Does anyone know how much?
Its in the video. Sorry add 1 tablespoon of kaolin clay . Must have forgot that
Hi i cant find the recipe or the brand to the water soluble dyes you have used.
Love the colour of the bath bombs they are great
sudoff.com.au/collections/dyes-water-soluble
The recipe is given in the video i think
Thanks so much. Will watch again.
Also wondering where you got the trays you put the bath bombs on once made. They look like a great idea
hi I cant seem to find the recipe, is there a link for it?
I have given it through iut the cideo
Its in the video i explain it
Instead of witch hazel (which is an astringent) why not add coco betaine for foam?! Or even add a teaspoon of SCI powder? Those are both gentle surfactants which I think would be preferable.
You can make those choices if you like and witch hazel is not for bubbles. I use it and it works great for me after makibg 1000s of bath bombs
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery Would you have any recommendations for witch hazel alternative? In my country we don't have it 🥲
@@TheSandrutee oh really. Its a plant base so another plant base spray or you can use water or isopropyl
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery Thank you so much! 💕
I followed this recipe to the the exact what you gave and it is so dry it’s crazy, you stated not to keep adding with Hazel as it will ruin it, what do I add? I did try a squirt of water and 1/2 spoon more oils and it’s still to dry. Are the measurements correct you have given? There no way as wet as yours looks? Waste of product 😢
Okay to help the first thing I will say is bath bombs are very tricky to make. The recipe I gave is what I used. Each environment with work different with it. It your climate is hold then it will be dryer and if it’s spring of autumn then that differs to. I’ve made well over 20,000 bath bombs and I can tell you that the humidity is key to good bath bombs