EASY How To Make Coloured Bath Bomb Embeds 3 Ways!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Want to learn how to create amazing colored bath art in your bath bombs?
Watch this video to learn how to make the embeds that create the art.
Video coming soon on how to add them to your bath bombs.
EASY RECIPE
1 Cup Bicarb (baking soda) (250g)
1 Cup Citric Acid (250g)
1 Teaspoon Water Based Colour (I'm using Easycolours)
2 to 4 sprays witch Hazel
Colors from
www.eazycolour...
Kissing Ducks Soap Company
www.instagram....
I love how long your videos are and how many unique techniques you've shown us. Its very helpful. I decided to go ahead and try to start my own little soap business here in Colorado, i purchased everything needed to start a business so I hope i can succeed at it otherwise ill have to go job hunting again. So thank you so so SO VERY MUCH for all of your advice you've shared. It's going to help my son and myself out tremendously and i can't say thank you enough. You, royalty soaps, and bramble berry are the ones who had taught me the most on how to do it. Ill keep you updated on my status of it! Have a great day. Best wishes to you and yours, forever and always.
Hope everything goes very well for you
@@EdensSecret1 THANK YOU!!! 😁
Hi Karen, I use Eazy Colours all the time and you don't need that much dye, for embeds I use 0.2 grams per 100g of bicarb, it gives an amazing colour show. For yellow and red blend I at least double up to about 0.4g. It's more cost affective but still giving a fantastic colour. If you disolve the dye first in about 2ml of water first it will make your colours pop more xx
Me too, I love watching Karen's videos but i was shouting at the TV during this one, "Nooo not that much!" "Nooo, use water!" Love Karen and love Eazycolours lol 😆 💕
I love your channel, not only informative but so relaxing to watch 😊
i use measuring spoons for the embeds and it works out perfect when your making flat bath bombs xx
Me too:) I use different sized spoons and they fit perfectly into the round moulds too. You can also place them in different ways which affects the way the bath bomb spins in the bath.
Hey Karen! I was cracking up because I know that awesome feeling of satisfaction! Lol ; ) There are so many ways to get a lot of embeds done quickly. The flattening on a tray and slicing is a great way to get a lot done fast. I've used a teaspoon just like the melon baller but scoop the mix and just "slide it up the side of the bowl" and tap it out instead of packing each by hand. You can also make a cool "rainbow style" embed by packing different colored flat layers on top of each other in a deep loaf type mold, turn it out on the counter and slice your desired size. Ya have to work a bit fast to keep each layer moist so they adhere to one another but you'll have the coolest multicolored embed all in one. They look awesome inside a cloud mold. Have a nice day and y'all stay safe...Big ((Hugs)) and Love from Texas!! xoxo : )
I used to put my embeds into molds but found that if I just formed it into a square “cake “ the depth I wanted. Form it and wait until until perfect for cutting. Simple and fast. ❤️
Really relaxing and enjoyable to watch, such wonderful colors and I hope we get to see you use some of them in an upcoming video, you have such marvelous creativity. Your box method was my favorite...yes, it's quite enjoyable to watch you slicing and dicing with sich precision haha. Thank you for talking about the physical strains of your work and how it affects you. Working through the pain must be very difficult at times and yet, your demeanor remains unchanged. Such a pleasure to watch you, thank you for another great video.
Fantastic colours and can't wait to see your final bombs... Love the using the box had not thought of that... also if you want smaller embeds I use 1/2 and 1/4 teaspoon measures filling, pressing and scraping up the side of the bowl....
Look at you! You go Girl! There is nothing you cannot do!
Great tip it is so relaxing hearing your voice and watching you create!
Karen I love everything you do... such a delight ,you are a favourite to watch. Thanks from Canada
Thank you for sharing the lovely recipes. Love ❤️ them all. Namaste 🙏 from India 🇮🇳.
Hello Charulatha from India blessing to you
I use those thin plastic cutting mats to dry embeds on. I also use them for soap embeds. They are like bendy trays and can be reused again and again. I thought I was the only person to use a coffee spoon to make bb embeds.. now I will get a melon baller! Come to think on it, I’m sure I have a Tupperware one hanging around in The Kitchen Drawer. I also use silicone ice cube trays. I like your cardboard box method best, as you can make up a box to size. Excellent idea! I also think a previous commenters idea of rainbow squares is inspired. And clever. It would look amazing.
At this point I would just like to make a cultural point. I live in NZ. I make gorgeous bath bombs. People say “ oh, how lovely”, “ gorgeous”, “ beautiful “ - and don’t buy. Why? Because 50% of NZ homes don’t have baths. They only have showers - and when they renovate or update, they rip out the baths and put in bigger showers instead. I have a relative who did just that and who when they replaced the bath in the guest bathroom has NEVER used it. It’s been in 2 yrs.
Definetely the box method for me. Soo easy. Thanks again . Love listening to you and seeing what you’re up to. Debbie
Such patience doing the embeds
Karen, I have to tell you, I used your embed and bath bomb recipe today and they came out perfect (well, I did forget and put in part of the citric acid in then the witch hazel). I wanted you to know that you are awesome and thank you for sharing. I live in Colorado and the climate is very dry here (8100 feet, altitude) and the recipe I had been using decided not to work anymore. I used avacado oil, which is great for dryness up here. I am so happy!!!
Verna Harris Thanks for letting us know Verna
Hello Karen! I think I like the box method better; easy and less time consuming! Thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed the video and the colors are beautiful!
Beautiful colour!
Great video Karen. Be great to see you build on the blue box layers for rainbow then cut them all when dried.....bet they would be gorgeous in BBS 🌈
Love watching embeds be made. These ae super colorful! You have to show us once you have bathbombs made, how well they work. I bet they'll be amazing!
Hi Karen, I love watching your videos. Thanks for sharing. I am learning so much. Remain bless!
I do enjoy the asmr Instagram video of them crushing the bath bombs. It’s satisfying
Can't wait to see the Artsy BBs and what they look like in a demo. Very exciting. I think that a slippy melon baller helped you best because the embeds came out so very easy. Blessings 💕💕
I have arthritis too and I do hand exercises! It is good to keep busy. I also rub some arnica and cbd cream on my hands and that helps too.
Melinda Duncan hi my hands are constantly hot and sore where do you get your creams from please? X
KB Soy Wax Melts UK Wax melts there is one I get from Sam’s club. They sell it in their otc medicine isle and it has a pump. That works really nice and I have a Cbd cream from Meta-Flora. It’s called tropical botanical salve and the type of cell that is is the warming. I like it because it doesn’t get hot it doesn’t smell like BenGay but it does have 700 mg of CBD but there’s no THC in this product but it works really well. It’s local to North Carolina but you can also order on their website
@@melindaduncan3073 thanks I’m in U.K. x
SAMe works too. Take three pill before you get out of bed every morning and you will feel the difference in your arthritis within a week or two. It’s great!
Hi Karen! Yes, very satisfying! Such pretty colors!
Hi there! I have been using nitrile globes and they resist a lot! I have used them at home for bath bombs and at the lab where I work with acids, so...I think they may work for you too. A bit expensive but to be honest, the ones that I use at home, I have reused them sometimes in the same week and they were just fine. Just a bit stiff.
Lovely colours. Can't wait to see how you use them x
You have encouraged me to try this technique. I am horrible at all things bath bomb lol.
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Thank you, thank you!!
Great video love the colours
Hi, I am trying to make embeds.. Mine keep crumbling when I demould or try and cut them.. I have tried different amounts of witch hazel.. I don't know what I'm doing wrong.. Can you help me
Wonderful video! Always a pleasure to watch. Love that you experimented with different molding options. Anxiously waiting to see you use these in bath bombs!!! Thanks so much! Love from Seattle WA USA!
Appreciate your content & some ASMR! Thank you for sharing your knowledge👍
Loved this video and all the colours used thank you x
I live in a really humid state and I though witch hazel worked much better too❤️🙏🏻❤️
I have a tiny dough roller, about 7 cm on one end and 10 cm on the other. I think it would press those imbeds in beautifully :)
Hi, do you know if bath bombs stay hard even without kaolin clay? Thanks !
Sherry-Lynn Zwaan that's a great idea
Have you ever tried adding glitter? Like a surprise in with the color? Would that even work? Love your videos as always! 💗
Those llook great
Can we use food colouring like for cake, thanks
I use kitchen dishwashing rubber gloves. They last for ages
Can you add SLSA to embeds?
I use Nitrile gloves and I've never had a break in them, they have different colours. The Nitrile gloves seem to be more like surgeon gloves, I have long fingernails and they don't come through.
This is an interesting video, I've not seen a video like this before anywhere.
Thank you Tanya, I thought so
hi do you air dry them or put in an airtight container
Why don't you use an 8x8 cake pan? Just put the whole embed mix in and press. You can then put in your cuts and let dry in pan. Super easy and quick. You can even use another pan to squish it down so you don't have to use your thumbs so much.
I think you should give us the measurement for the food coloring and the oils you added.
Great video just wondering what make are the dyes do you use 😀 thanks
Hello Karen, I like th knife you are using. Where did you get it or what brand is it? I'd like to get one myself.
Hi Karen, for bathbomb embed making I think a pair of marigolds would hold up better than these gloves, less waste too as you could reuse them :)
Hi Karen!!!!!
How long do you have to dry them before using or storage them?
I have same hand issues ,it hurts,so why don't you get another ice cube mold and push it down in top of the other one. It's way easier.
Do these fizz? Could you add Susan for this sorry I'm new if so how much for this recipe please wanted to make mini bath bombs like this
Try dishwashing gloves they are rubber I find them at the dollar store they go farther up you arm then the gloves you have on and are about three times as thick they are usually yellow.
If you will double glove they will not break through nearly as often. Not even half as often. In fact I usually get all the way through a bath bomb batch without any breakage on double gloving
Can you give us the whole ingredients for bathbombs?
Is the color all dyes or will micas work?
Hello Karen. I’ve never made embeds. Just wondering why you don’t use poly 80?
Cindy ,because you will already be adding it to your bath bomb.
I always do because I don't know what I'll be adding them to but as Starla said a lot of people don't because they're adding him to a bath bombs that already has poly added
Love your colors...what company do you get them from?
www.eazycolours.co.uk/
Can you put them on top of soap?
Im sure you could
rubbing alcohol can change the color on some ez colors like purple
What kind of colours we need to used for making bath bombs
Water colour liquid dues and micas
Can you use mica for coloring them?
i think so
250g sodium bicarbonate+250g citric acid. then what will be the PH of this product?
Can I use rubbing alcohol or isopropyl alcohol instead of witch hazel ??
Therese Lawton no but you can use water try 1 or 2 grams less water that witch hazel
Therese Lawton PS you can use some alcohol and some witch hazel or alcohol and water but not alcohol only
For which part?
how long do they need to dry for
Four sprists of what?
I buy my gloves from a funeral supplier in the town. They are expensive (€16) but very strong.
the color cost sooooo much. is there a way to have some that costs less?
No I'm afraid not, if you shop around you may find cheaper.
Hiya I got such as in from my kemist is it the shame stuff u are using x
Why do you say that?
Karen, would you use any polysorbate 80 since the colors are dark?
Melinda Duncan I believe the colours are water based and don’t stain 😊
Leonie Brown thank you. I am beyond a newbie when it comes to bath bombs.
ez colors don't need poly except for the hot pinks
Polysorbate 80 is not needed with water soluble dyes only when you use mica x
The Kissing Ducks Soap Company thank you! 💜
You’re wearing a hole in your glove with the strainer. Try a wooden spoon instead
How do you package them
I simply popped them into food bags
Does rosewater has tje same effect as witchhazel?
I don't know will try it sometime
Cutting that reminds me of kinetic sand
scoop them against the side of your bowl Karen. use teaspoon mostly but some either smaller or larger so they spin. you csn uss waaaay less dye for that amount of mix. try 1/4 teaspoon. that much is going to cost a fortune.
Love eazy colours but don't use that much