Ok Gurl, I have powders on the way. But I got a liquid soap color. I would eventually like to sell some. But I will let you know how it turns out. I have ordered colors from everywhere they are always dull. I have found a few that I can tweak and come out pretty good. But I just love how colorful yours are and when you demonstrate the tubs is never a freaky color lol :)
I just LOVE this video, thank you so much for sharing your info! Will you be planning a video to show how you mix different colors from the basics? I'm a beginner and my colors turn out...weird, lol. And not at all vibrant like yours!
Can I also do this but instead of liquid food coloring i bloom dyes and then add them to baking soda? Or will the end result be sensitive to light and fade over time?
Thanks hun! 10 years ago I purchased a large 500$ set bc I was going to sell them in little pots for eye shadow... never got around to doing that! lol that’s why I have so many. And, thanks for the heads up on the food coloring. But, I don’t sell the things I make on the tutorials. I end up just using it or giving the stuff away! However, now that you got me thinking 🤔... it’s odd that it’s approved for ingesting, but not approved to bathe in (it’d b less than a few drops diluted in an entire tub of water)! I’m going to look more into that! Thanks again!
@@CreativeBathLab did you stare at all of them for a few days when they came in?🤣 yes I agree that's its so strange you can eat it but not take a bath in it. In all reality it's not gonna hurt and it does color the bb's and water so good lol its just like neon micas aren't approved for bb's in the US but are in other countries lol figure that one out 🤣 just stupid rules they made to drive us mad lol love your videos and products you make!🧡💛
Omg, yes in deed! lol I was like a kid at Christmas!!! I opened each one up, looked at it, tested it on my hand, marveled the way the light hit it & made different shimmering effects, etc! I absolutely LOVED it!!
I'm wondering where you live, that you seem to believe food coloring can't be used in bathbombs. As long as it's been certified you can use them. Most approved food colorings that you can add to bath products will have something like, FD&C Yellow No. 5. So as long as it has FD&C followed by a color and the number.. You're good to go!
I honestly couldn’t tell you. I’ve never made cold processed soap bf. But if I had to guess, I don’t see why not. Of course, you’d have to dissolve/mix it in oil first (from what I understand). But again, I’m not sure.
I don't use red often, however this video demonstrates a gorgeous red bath bomb all the way at the end of the video * ruclips.net/video/IzrmPWIpm8w/видео.html **** Believe it or not, I used color powder (which back then was made with regular red liquid food color from McCormick).
Please stop sending me to Amazon to purchase things...my wallet can't take it! Lol Great tutorial - I have a ton of colors (and bought a pallet more this morning, thanks to you!) but plan on making some of my own. You're a wizard...or an angel. I can't decide. If you keep sending me to Amzon you're going to become the Wicked Witch! Lol I love you and everything you do. Keep on keeping on...you inspire me like no other.
Ok today is the day. Have all my powders and gonna mix up some colors. Do you have a list of colors that you do? Or just make whatever you see that you are short on?
Oh great! Both, I make red, orange, gold, yellow, lime, emerald, turquoise, sky, blue, navy, royal, violet, purple, magenta, pink, punch, & peach. Oh, and brown & black (but that's activated charcoal). But, really - you only need to make primary colors & maybe pink. All colors can be made from using different portions of those.
@@CreativeBathLab thank you I did basic and tried a coup,e off the color colored lol. Yeah you said it was a mess lmao I had powder everywhere. But thank you for the list. I agree o ,y wanna do it every now and then. I am getting ready to use it I will post pic on how it turns out. I'm so excited lol
@@CreativeBathLab I am very excited to see the results. I have sucked my daughter into my obsession. She has an Anime boy and girl mold coming she does my detail work lol. She is almost as excited as me lol
You CANNOT use colorants like these if you sell in the US! This is very unsafe information! Yikes. The FDA has very VERY strict guidelines on the types of colorants used in cosmetics, particularly bath soak products.
I’m planning a tutorial that addresses all of this. I used to go off on comments like this but instead will leave you with this: it’s not my job to inform seller’s of guidelines, rules, fda compliance, etc. my “job” is to show people how I make what I make & that entails telling them what I use to produce the end product. U r WRONG! There’s nothing dangerous about anything I used! Please research & educate yourself before making a crazy & unfounded accusation like that!
I’ve been in this business for 5+ years and worked very closely with the FDA, we have to “fix” and redirect a lot of new makers because they get information from people like you. I get that at the end of the day you can make them for personal use using whatever ingredients, but you could in the least say “while these ingredients are safe to use, if you plan to sell, the FDA does not allow finished products to be sold using these ingredients”. But I get it, you’re videos are selling vehicles to get your affiliate sales, which is more important than educating people who are looking to your guidance to help them start a business. Money vs integrity!
Fix & redirect what? I’m not giving ANY (let alone wrong) info on the subject matter that you keep insisting I “should be teaching”. IF someone is selling their products to the public- they need to get selling guidelines straight from a credible source like the FDA site! & not rely on RUclips videos that has nothing to do with selling products! I mean duh! If someone asked “Is this fda approved” I’d go into it -but I haven’t gotten that question once! Seems like you’re the only one hassling me. Also, FDA APPROVED doesn’t = ANYTHING! There’s no penalty for using non-FDA approved colorants in products being sold to the public. Just bc you think something is so important & should be to others, too -doesn’t mean that it is! But again, tutorial coming up ⬆️
@@CreativeBathLab the FDA does do inspections of makers, but go ahead and keep promoting your Amazon links! I get what you’re about. You’re about you and your brand, not helping people. You play dumb to the platform you have as a RUclipsr to inform people, yes, you’re right, people who persue it as a business need to do their due diligence as to what colorants are PROHIBITED (because contrary to what you say, there are a lot-and golly gee, a lot of those prohibited ingredients are in your affiliate links). I can’t wait to see your video explaining why your colorants are all ok. I will even share the video with the FDA!
The video I didn’t know I needed but I totally need!!😩😩💛💛💛
😂 glad it helped!
Ok Gurl, I have powders on the way. But I got a liquid soap color. I would eventually like to sell some. But I will let you know how it turns out. I have ordered colors from everywhere they are always dull. I have found a few that I can tweak and come out pretty good. But I just love how colorful yours are and when you demonstrate the tubs is never a freaky color lol :)
That’s awesome! You’ll be happy with the results, I promise!
Thank you once again. You're awesome!
Any time!!!
Wowwww I almost missed this video 🤩🤩🤩
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Amazing! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
I just LOVE this video, thank you so much for sharing your info! Will you be planning a video to show how you mix different colors from the basics? I'm a beginner and my colors turn out...weird, lol. And not at all vibrant like yours!
Absolutely!! I have planned that tutorial I just need to find the time to get it done! lol
@@CreativeBathLab my hero!! I can’t wait!
Thank you so much ❤️
You’re welcome so much!!!
Can I also do this but instead of liquid food coloring i bloom dyes and then add them to baking soda? Or will the end result be sensitive to light and fade over time?
Love your mica collection 😍 food coloring isn't approved for bath and body products if selling just FYI
Thanks hun! 10 years ago I purchased a large 500$ set bc I was going to sell them in little pots for eye shadow... never got around to doing that! lol that’s why I have so many. And, thanks for the heads up on the food coloring. But, I don’t sell the things I make on the tutorials. I end up just using it or giving the stuff away! However, now that you got me thinking 🤔... it’s odd that it’s approved for ingesting, but not approved to bathe in (it’d b less than a few drops diluted in an entire tub of water)! I’m going to look more into that! Thanks again!
@@CreativeBathLab did you stare at all of them for a few days when they came in?🤣 yes I agree that's its so strange you can eat it but not take a bath in it. In all reality it's not gonna hurt and it does color the bb's and water so good lol its just like neon micas aren't approved for bb's in the US but are in other countries lol figure that one out 🤣 just stupid rules they made to drive us mad lol love your videos and products you make!🧡💛
Omg, yes in deed! lol I was like a kid at Christmas!!! I opened each one up, looked at it, tested it on my hand, marveled the way the light hit it & made different shimmering effects, etc! I absolutely LOVED it!!
I'm wondering where you live, that you seem to believe food coloring can't be used in bathbombs. As long as it's been certified you can use them. Most approved food colorings that you can add to bath products will have something like, FD&C Yellow No. 5. So as long as it has FD&C followed by a color and the number.. You're good to go!
Totally love the idea, thank you. Do these work in cold process soap?
I honestly couldn’t tell you. I’ve never made cold processed soap bf. But if I had to guess, I don’t see why not. Of course, you’d have to dissolve/mix it in oil first (from what I understand). But again, I’m not sure.
how to achive dark red when using only corn starch can't get always come out pink dont matter what kid of Red food coloring used
I don't use red often, however this video demonstrates a gorgeous red bath bomb all the way at the end of the video * ruclips.net/video/IzrmPWIpm8w/видео.html **** Believe it or not, I used color powder (which back then was made with regular red liquid food color from McCormick).
@@CreativeBathLab thankyou this helps alot
Please stop sending me to Amazon to purchase things...my wallet can't take it! Lol Great tutorial - I have a ton of colors (and bought a pallet more this morning, thanks to you!) but plan on making some of my own. You're a wizard...or an angel. I can't decide. If you keep sending me to Amzon you're going to become the Wicked Witch! Lol I love you and everything you do. Keep on keeping on...you inspire me like no other.
Lol. Been there! I feel your pain sweet Katherine. I’m so happy I inspire you so!
Ok today is the day. Have all my powders and gonna mix up some colors. Do you have a list of colors that you do? Or just make whatever you see that you are short on?
Oh great! Both, I make red, orange, gold, yellow, lime, emerald, turquoise, sky, blue, navy, royal, violet, purple, magenta, pink, punch, & peach. Oh, and brown & black (but that's activated charcoal). But, really - you only need to make primary colors & maybe pink. All colors can be made from using different portions of those.
@@CreativeBathLab thank you I did basic and tried a coup,e off the color colored lol. Yeah you said it was a mess lmao I had powder everywhere. But thank you for the list. I agree o ,y wanna do it every now and then. I am getting ready to use it I will post pic on how it turns out. I'm so excited lol
Love it! Love your enthusiasm, that’s how I felt the first time I made them! 🤗🥳🎉
@@CreativeBathLab I am very excited to see the results. I have sucked my daughter into my obsession. She has an Anime boy and girl mold coming she does my detail work lol. She is almost as excited as me lol
That’s awesome! That’s what life’s all about!
Love this just ask where you got your colors. Thank you I have tried all kinds of colors none are ver vibrant
Perfect!
When you made the violet powder, about how much liquid colorant to already colored powder did you use?
I wish I could answer you. But I don’t measure when making these! I keep adding liquid until it’s good & concentrated!
Where’d you get the different colored jars from????❤❤
What do you use the colors in? Bath bomb?
Yes!
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Mine didn't come out sticky at all so I don't know why yours would. Well I hope they turn out great!
Hey, love your video thanks for the information very informative. Where did you get the container from?
Long time ago at a dollar store.... wait, I think it was a "everything's a dollar store" - one of those!
@@CreativeBathLabok thanks so much for responding back
theres no way you are using food coloring in bath products
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Where did you get those cute containers?
So many friends have asked me that same question. lol I purchased them from a local dollar tree like 7 years ago!
What size are those containers? Do u have a similar link to those as well?
OK babe, just linked some jars that are most like mine. All the way at the bottom in the description!!!
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Does this dye skin
No not at all! It’s just like mica without the sparkle!
That is amazing Thank You💕 so much
Can these be added in bath butters and bath salts?
Yes!
@@CreativeBathLab thank you so much! I love love love your channel!
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Can you use this for tie dye?
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Do you sell these color powders?
yes
You CANNOT use colorants like these if you sell in the US! This is very unsafe information! Yikes. The FDA has very VERY strict guidelines on the types of colorants used in cosmetics, particularly bath soak products.
I’m planning a tutorial that addresses all of this. I used to go off on comments like this but instead will leave you with this: it’s not my job to inform seller’s of guidelines, rules, fda compliance, etc. my “job” is to show people how I make what I make & that entails telling them what I use to produce the end product. U r WRONG! There’s nothing dangerous about anything I used! Please research & educate yourself before making a crazy & unfounded accusation like that!
I’ve been in this business for 5+ years and worked very closely with the FDA, we have to “fix” and redirect a lot of new makers because they get information from people like you. I get that at the end of the day you can make them for personal use using whatever ingredients, but you could in the least say “while these ingredients are safe to use, if you plan to sell, the FDA does not allow finished products to be sold using these ingredients”. But I get it, you’re videos are selling vehicles to get your affiliate sales, which is more important than educating people who are looking to your guidance to help them start a business. Money vs integrity!
Fix & redirect what? I’m not giving ANY (let alone wrong) info on the subject matter that you keep insisting I “should be teaching”. IF someone is selling their products to the public- they need to get selling guidelines straight from a credible source like the FDA site! & not rely on RUclips videos that has nothing to do with selling products! I mean duh! If someone asked “Is this fda approved” I’d go into it -but I haven’t gotten that question once! Seems like you’re the only one hassling me. Also, FDA APPROVED doesn’t = ANYTHING! There’s no penalty for using non-FDA approved colorants in products being sold to the public. Just bc you think something is so important & should be to others, too -doesn’t mean that it is! But again, tutorial coming up ⬆️
@@CreativeBathLab the FDA does do inspections of makers, but go ahead and keep promoting your Amazon links! I get what you’re about. You’re about you and your brand, not helping people. You play dumb to the platform you have as a RUclipsr to inform people, yes, you’re right, people who persue it as a business need to do their due diligence as to what colorants are PROHIBITED (because contrary to what you say, there are a lot-and golly gee, a lot of those prohibited ingredients are in your affiliate links). I can’t wait to see your video explaining why your colorants are all ok. I will even share the video with the FDA!
Perfect!