How To Make Bubble Bath Salts (With Recipe)

Hello everyone! In this video, I will show you how to make Bubble Bath Salts. I have updated the description to include the amounts used. Thank you so much for watching, we hope you enjoy our videos. Please remember to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel.
Our Recipe:
60 oz. Solar Salts
15 oz Epsom salts
8 oz Baking Soda
6 oz SLSa
2 oz Polysorbate 80
2 oz. Fragrance Oil
2 oz Sweet Almond Oil
2 oz Coco Betaine
1/2 teaspoon Mica (x2 different colors)
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[@browneyedbeauty306]

Great video.. would of.liked to Have.seen the finished product in action tho..

[@SoniaMartinez-lj7rv]

Cani make it without the coca betaine?

[@prayerwarrior_x7]

Love it ....but wish you would of put a small batch in amounts of each ingredient but love it ♥️

[@SarahHeyes-yc1ms]

I'd love to try this. What colouring do I need to add? Can it be any? Thanks

[@kimberlyb7502]

Very nice product my dear. Thanks for sharing😍💖

[@lilyh5413]

No Ingredient amounts. ????

[@yudelkadiaz6304]

How can I get the measurements and see the finish product in action

[@trinathompson3816]

I’m curious, why did you use solar salt and can a substitute be used? Thx!

[@ImSoPersonable]

Solar salt softens the water

[@ImSoPersonable]

Where did you get your solar salts, if you don’t mind my asking?

[@SketchyMary]

Does the water look green or dissolve clear?

[@Jai8959]

Water would turn green

[@jomama81ranch8]

I run everything through a sieve before adding the SLSa, that way the lumps are all gone and everything is mixed well..... BECAUSE the SLSa should not be breathed in! I actually mixed it in with a whisk while standing at my door holding the bowl outside.... much better!! Once you begin to add the liquid/oils etc, it tames down the dust.

[@naturalkinks8683]

Or you could just wear a mask. Put the slaw in 1st. ❤

[@jomama81ranch8]

@@naturalkinks8683 LOL.... yes, but I got so sick of "masks" and all the lies during covid, I refuse to consider them.

[@EDMSOAPS-529]

How much dry ingredients?

[@Cmizz1]

Where did you purchase the bags? Thanks for sharing!

[@kiaalexander5191]

Amazon, they're clear or open front standing mylar bags

[@Cassandrag1581]

Can you add the recipe amounts?

[@finnegansfinds7804]

I have updated the description to include the exact recipe with the amounts used. I hope this helps!

[@jayperry83]

Recipe with amounts can be found in the video description

[@tammylemacks7590]

I want to make this but we're is the measurements

[@williammaisch1221]

In the description of the video.

[@tammylemacks7590]

I hate to beg the different but it only shows what you put in it doesn't show the measurements,sorry

[@ritukhajanchi7409]

measuremwnt you did not share

[@DreamwalkerTenesha]

Hm I wouldn't have thought you needed to dry out the salts or that it would even make a difference since you didn't use any water.

[@finnegansfinds7804]

Actually, if the salts are too wet, they will react with the other ingredients, creating air that will fill the bag, possibly even burst it. Thats why we dry them first, just in case. :)

[@DreamwalkerTenesha]

@@finnegansfinds7804 I think I'm confused about how drying a product with oil on it as opposed to water works. I wouldn't have thought you would have to still.

[@finnegansfinds7804]

@@DreamwalkerTenesha I would be lying if I said I understood the science of it. All I know is what I learned from experience, which was messy! Our first several batches we didn't let sit out to dry. Most of them reacted in the bags. The bags filled with air and burst, and several bags (and the salts inside) were lost. Then we started drying it first, and we havent had the problem since. Sorry I cant explain it any better.

[@charizardchaser01]

@@finnegansfinds7804 If I'm correct, it's the slsa which has a reaction to the baking soda. It allows the bath salts to fizz, but it causes the same reaction that the bath bombs have when using baking soda and citric acid.

[@ravenrosie_]

@@finnegansfinds7804 lmao right now because I followed this recipe thinking whatever I’m not gonna dry them out 😂 mine exploded 5 minutes after being packaged. Not sure if it’s because it was in a glass bottle versus plastic container as to why it happened quicker. However it scared the crap out of me and I was cracking up by myself! Very happy this comment is here because now I know I need to dry them for a REASON! 😂 hopefully tomorrow when I repackage they don’t explode and are completely dry! Thanks for sharing ✨✨✨✨