Sifting your ingredients before adding them all together will help to get rid of the clumps! This is what I do with my mix and it works wonderfully! (:
Thank you so much for this video it was very detailed most just play music without giving the details loved this I live in a humid climate myself and my first time I had to put my bath bombs in soap molds to get a shape because I wasn’t doing it right apparently so after watching this I can’t wait to try it thank you again very much appreciated hopefully 🤞🏽 it works I’ll keep you posted.
I’ve tried many bath bomb recipes and they didn’t work well. However, you’re recipe is the best. I’ve made many bath bombs with your recipe and they were always good. Thanks for sharing your recipe and experience with us 🌸
Nothing but complaints in these comments. I zoomed through them all and seems like no one asked how many bath bombs this recipe makes unless I scrolled right passed it. The video was very well detailed and I could hear her perfectly fine. The bonus is the added recipe in the description! Thank you so much for sharing. My question is how many do you get from this recipe?
Wow I LOVE my Cada molds! I followed your recipe and instructions and got the best results I’ve ever had making bath bombs♥️ Thank you for the fabulous molds and the best recipe! I recommend your product to all that don’t want to struggle with bath bombs ♥️👏🏼♥️
Oh my gosh! I just watched this video and have already ordered the 2.5 mold. I have such a huge dislike for making bath bombs but they sell so well and I have several regular customers that purchase them...so I keep on making them, swearing every single time. This looks like it will make my life so much easier!
Ok I tried your 1.5 round black mold and Omgosh the first 2 worked and they came our fine. But then after that I could not get the rest to work. They kept breaking in half. I'm sure it's my recipe ugh. I'm not giving up and I'm going to order a bigger size 3 inch mold !
@@FrankieBelmainorganicrime Thank you! When they break in half that is usually a sign that the mix is too wet. Bath bombs are stubborn and the mix can be too dry or too wet and finding that sweet spot is sometimes a challenge. Another thing to keep in mind is your climate can play a role in how the bath bombs turn out as well. Keep at it, you will find that sweet spot!
I am new to making bath bombs . . . going to try this out . . . going to use to give as presents at first . . . than if I make them good enough will sell different shapes from different molds on the holidays. Going to go to all the sites listed in all these comments . . . took 3 notebook pages of notes. Very informative . . . Thank You So Very Much! God Bless You!
Where have you been all my life!!!!! You must be lurking in the groups....Thank God for you tube!!! When I have some spare funds I need to purchase gear from your store!
Hi Elisabeth! Thank you for checking out our video and shop! Make sure to favorite our shop on Etsy or like our Facebook page to keep updated with any sales or promotions we may be offering!
A 50/50 blend of alcohol and distilled water is really good, and I live in the desert. I stopped using witch hazel because my body doesn’t like it and a lot of my customers avoid bath bombs with witch hazel.
I love your molds, I didn’t have to change any of my recipes. I live in a humid climate (Seattle wa)and only use water now BUT.. it’s a process lol. I use water soluble colors (eazy colors) and mix a very sm amount of powder like a micro scoop to tsp water, stir, then mix in just my BS. I let it dry 24 hrs min. I buy the shoe totes that have lids at the dollar store and fill with pre colored fda colored BS so it’s all ready to go and I can change the shade on any of the colors during making the bombs. Such as using blue1 and red33 will give me purple. Hope that makes sense lol. I use butters in one of my recipes and the water still makes them hard as a rock and no COT. Amazing work on these molds, I’m looking forward to my 2nd order on the way.
I live in louisiana super hot and humid here can you help me out do you use Epsom salt in yours? And how do you dry yours my receipe is baking soda mica powder citric acid Epsom salt essential oils sweet almond oil 1tbs of water and corn starch
Just came across your channel and I’m loving your videos. I’m new to the TH-cam scene but have been making soaps for quite some time now and I have a few still photo videos up but I’m working on the real ones. Great looking bath bombs. They are so clean and neat and gorgeous colors
Hi! I've been watching your video but I find it hard to hear what exactly you put in your bathbombs. Could you put your recipe in the description or down below? I love love how your bathbombs look and I've been looking for a recipe that I can actually use and yours seems to be the best one!
We used water as our binder and it activated. Not sure if it's because we should have used distilled water? I don't know if that makes a difference or not. But they molded well but as they sat to dry , they activated. So maybe the witch hazel. I agree that the alcohol can make it dry but wonder if a 50/50 mix of alcohol and water? Was so hoping that using water for a binder would work.
I love this video!!! Thank you so much for sharing, i wish i had found you before i ordered the press, your molds look very easy to use, I've been struggling so finally ordered the hand press. I will definitely look at yours for different shapes!!
Thank you!! We keep adding molds regularly so be sure to check out our Etsy shop regularly or like us on Facebook for updates. We’re here to help if you need us.
I love this recipe and how it turned out. If you were to add Epsom salt to this, how much would you recommend adding? I am experimenting and having a hard time getting it right, maybe I need to add more oil?
Thank you for sharing your recipe and step by step tutorial. What colorant did you use for this recipe? What are the best colorants to use for bath bombs? I would like to achieve vibrant colours.
She said she uses Micas and Lakes and hasn't tried Dyes. She said to color the water you need lakes. She said Micas color the bomb but not the water. in this video she used Lake.
Thank you so much for share your beautiful bath bombs ♥️ I am trying to make bath bombs but I was using water in the mix and my final bath bombs were too hard. I will try with this recipe…
Hi there, I hope you can give me some advice. Iwas wondering if you could tell me if this recipe is suitable for very high humidity. We are in a very wet, hot tropical climate on the south-east coast of South Africa and I live 5 minutes away from the ocean. My bath bombs are always prematurely fizzing in the mixing bowl or getting softer instead of harder. There are 3 things I would like your advice on - If I used Cocoa butter instead of the light oil - will they harden faster and stop them from fizzing out before they can even reach the mould. Can I use 91% rubbing alcohol instead of witch hazel/water as I feel that it might be the water that is setting off the reaction on mine together with the extreme humidity? Can I use Tapioca Flour in place of SLSA, I dont need these bombs to foam - just want them to fizz. I will be grateful for any help from you or anyone else commenting on this thread.
Hi really great video but you skipped the measurement for cream of tartar. Looked like 2 TBS but want to double check. Also have you ever tried BB with Epsom salt?
Yes, 2Tbsp. Yes I have and we choose to omit it. Epsom salt draws moisture and in such small quantities in a bath bomb it serves no purpose. You can add ES to this recipe though :) 1/4c ES would work for this size batch
I'm just wondering if using a scale would be more accurate as with using a cup and all those lumps I'm assuming it would turn out different each time no?
I can now make the best bath bombs!!!! Thank you for the molds and the tutorial. Can you do one for the rabbit mold? I have made about 50 rounds and donuts so far....tomorrow I'm a making more 😊
Thanks for sharing your recipe and how you do it. I bought 2 molds the flower and the shampoo bar. Off to make your recipe now I have an order for 10 so we shall see and will let you know how they turn out. I do have a bath bomb press but i wanted that flower and love the look of your shampoo bar because it is shaped just like $ush! lol I sell a lot of them~
Yes, please do let us know how they turn out! I actually wasn't too sure how the Rose would come out when I designed it on the computer, but when we un-molded it we fell in love with it! The Shampoo bar is one of our best selling items, you can actually make shower steamers and bath bombs with it as well!
I love the mold I purchased from y'all. I was wondering can you do a video on how you make the molds? I find it so interesting. Can't wait to order my next one!
Loved the video and your mold! I have never made bath bombs before but want to try now. You have such good instructions and I appreciate your research for a good recipe. You responded to a comment saying you leave in the container for 48 hours before testing/wrapping. Do you keep them covered the whole time or open the lid to air dry for a while? I live in Florida too! Thank you! 😊
I know u said u live in flordia,, I live in southwest Louisiana so I may use ur recipe because it stays hot and humid here too, where can I buy a mold like that one
Is there a special trick to getting the three piece diamond, pumpkin and avocado molds to produce a perfect bomb the first time? I find myself having to remake them over and over again because after I take them out of the mold they separate in half or the opposite side is crumbling in the middle.
Hi Audrey! Splitting in half is usually a sign of your mix being too wet or packed too tightly. We have a Facebook group to help with bath bomb related issues. Check it out at facebook.com/groups/353261015279674
hi, what can i use in the water spray instead of witch hazel? i use almond oil and frangrances in the first bit but dont have witch hazel so what else can i use thanks
If you’re using a lake or mica to color the bath bomb you’ll want to use poly 80. As the colors will stain the person and tub. Also the oils will not disperse in the water without it so you’ll feel oily.
Wow, I can't believe I just now found your video! I am always looking for a really good BB recipe, this looks great. I NEVER use water as a binder since it activates the citric acid and SLSA. However I too have had great luck with Witch Hazel, it seems to be the perfect wetting agent that doesn't activate. Am excited to try your bath bomb molds too! Thank you so much for sharing, this was very generous of you! :-)
As my love if suds said, it helps disperses colorant and prevents staining of the tub when micas are used. It also helps disperse the oils. Thank you My Love of Suds!! 😁❤️
What a great video! Thank you for sharing. I have a silly question .. If I do not use 2 Tbsp Polysorbate 80 what would I use to replace that liquid ..? Thanks again.
Hello! Polysorbate 80 helps disperse the oils. If you’re using lakes or micas you will need to use poly 80 or you’ll end up staining the person and the tub. Red turkey oil can be used as a replacement.
Great video ☺️ Just one question : slsa apart from the fact that is making the bombs foamy, does it add anything in the consistency? Thank you in advance ❤️
Hello im super excite to try this i have wasted so much ingredience already with the OIl can i use fractunate coconut oil idf not what oil can be used thank you
Hi, I'm inlove with your 3d molds however for myself to purchase only one mold from either your website or Etsy shop would cost me roughly $70 with postage!!! 😭💔
Sifting your ingredients before adding them all together will help to get rid of the clumps! This is what I do with my mix and it works wonderfully! (:
Great tip!! Thank you Kelsey!
i realize it's pretty off topic but does anyone know of a good website to stream newly released tv shows online?
Thank you so much for this video it was very detailed most just play music without giving the details loved this I live in a humid climate myself and my first time I had to put my bath bombs in soap molds to get a shape because I wasn’t doing it right apparently so after watching this I can’t wait to try it thank you again very much appreciated hopefully 🤞🏽 it works I’ll keep you posted.
YAY!! I WATCHED A FEW TIMES, TOOK GOOD NOTES,AND JUST ORDERED MY FIRST MOLD FROM YOU!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH❤❤❤
Looks great. Thanks so much. I missed what oil you said you use. Could you please tell me again? Thanks
I bought 2 of your molds, the donut and the pumpkin and love them both.
You need to go voice over it’s so hard to hear my volume is all the way up and I still can’t hear very well
C A P T I O N S
Works good with headphones
Yes, struggling to hear.
I can here her fine
@@traneawilson6024 you are a good source
Thank you so much for adding the recipe to the description section. It's very helpful!
Did u try it?
I’ve tried many bath bomb recipes and they didn’t work well. However, you’re recipe is the best. I’ve made many bath bombs with your recipe and they were always good. Thanks for sharing your recipe and experience with us 🌸
Nothing but complaints in these comments. I zoomed through them all and seems like no one asked how many bath bombs this recipe makes unless I scrolled right passed it. The video was very well detailed and I could hear her perfectly fine. The bonus is the added recipe in the description! Thank you so much for sharing. My question is how many do you get from this recipe?
@Coco Renaee Time stamp 18:20 - 18:30
it's mentioned about 15 bath bombs
What brand of colorants do you use or suggest? i really did enjoy this ....simply explained. thank you.
Great video, just could barely hear you. Had the volume up to the fullest and couldn't hear you
Wow I LOVE my Cada molds! I followed your recipe and instructions and got the best results I’ve ever had making bath bombs♥️ Thank you for the fabulous molds and the best recipe! I recommend your product to all that don’t want to struggle with bath bombs ♥️👏🏼♥️
I don't have a dehumidifier so that trick with the container was wonderful to see
Oh my gosh! I just watched this video and have already ordered the 2.5 mold. I have such a huge dislike for making bath bombs but they sell so well and I have several regular customers that purchase them...so I keep on making them, swearing every single time. This looks like it will make my life so much easier!
Yay! Thank you for your order! These make them so much easier! We make bath products too and would never go back to other types of molds!
Thank you for this video I use this recipe and my bathbombs come out great everytime
I can hear you just fine. 👍🏼 I also love big Saturn rings! I bought your bath mold it arrived today and I can't wait to use it! So excited!
Ok I tried your 1.5 round black mold and Omgosh the first 2 worked and they came our fine. But then after that I could not get the rest to work. They kept breaking in half. I'm sure it's my recipe ugh. I'm not giving up and I'm going to order a bigger size 3 inch mold !
@@FrankieBelmainorganicrime Thank you! When they break in half that is usually a sign that the mix is too wet. Bath bombs are stubborn and the mix can be too dry or too wet and finding that sweet spot is sometimes a challenge. Another thing to keep in mind is your climate can play a role in how the bath bombs turn out as well. Keep at it, you will find that sweet spot!
Cada Soapery - May I ask where you buy your citric acid in bulk?
We buy it from make your own. www.makeyourown.buzz
Where can I buy the mold to shape the bombs??😍😍
I love this video...so very helpful! Can't wait to start using your molds! Keep inspiring!
I am new to making bath bombs . . . going to try this out . . . going to use to give as presents at first . . . than if I make them good enough will sell different shapes from different molds on the holidays. Going to go to all the sites listed in all these comments . . . took 3 notebook pages of notes. Very informative . . . Thank You So Very Much! God Bless You!
Where have you been all my life!!!!! You must be lurking in the groups....Thank God for you tube!!! When I have some spare funds I need to purchase gear from your store!
Hi Elisabeth! Thank you for checking out our video and shop! Make sure to favorite our shop on Etsy or like our Facebook page to keep updated with any sales or promotions we may be offering!
I bought 4 of your molds but didn't know how to use them so thanks for the video. Wish the recipe would have came with them..but th thanks again
A 50/50 blend of alcohol and distilled water is really good, and I live in the desert. I stopped using witch hazel because my body doesn’t like it and a lot of my customers avoid bath bombs with witch hazel.
Great Tip!! Thanks for sharing this info with us!
As in rubbing alcohol or like everclear?
I’ll try this ! I’m in AZ , and trying to get this recipe I have to work , ugh I feel like I’m going down a rabbit hole. I’ve been using 91 % alcohol.
I love your molds, I didn’t have to change any of my recipes. I live in a humid climate (Seattle wa)and only use water now BUT.. it’s a process lol. I use water soluble colors (eazy colors) and mix a very sm amount of powder like a micro scoop to tsp water, stir, then mix in just my BS. I let it dry 24 hrs min. I buy the shoe totes that have lids at the dollar store and fill with pre colored fda colored BS so it’s all ready to go and I can change the shade on any of the colors during making the bombs. Such as using blue1 and red33 will give me purple. Hope that makes sense lol. I use butters in one of my recipes and the water still makes them hard as a rock and no COT. Amazing work on these molds, I’m looking forward to my 2nd order on the way.
I live in louisiana super hot and humid here can you help me out do you use Epsom salt in yours? And how do you dry yours my receipe is baking soda mica powder citric acid Epsom salt essential oils sweet almond oil 1tbs of water and corn starch
Just came across your channel and I’m loving your videos. I’m new to the TH-cam scene but have been making soaps for quite some time now and I have a few still photo videos up but I’m working on the real ones. Great looking bath bombs. They are so clean and neat and gorgeous colors
Thank you!! Good luck on your TH-cam adventures!
Thank you! I’m gonna use this recipe! If I ending up sharing, I’ll give you credit!
Thank you!!! We have had a lot of success with this basic recipe and wanted to share!
Did it work for u
Looks amazing! Can’t wait to receive my mold 😊
Fun! I'm so glad I found you. Big soapy thumbs up from one creator to another :)Jen
Hi Jen! Yes, we creating around here! Thank you so much for subscribing! We plan on adding videos on a regular basis!
@@CadaMolds Awesome! xoxoxJen
Hi! I've been watching your video but I find it hard to hear what exactly you put in your bathbombs. Could you put your recipe in the description or down below? I love love how your bathbombs look and I've been looking for a recipe that I can actually use and yours seems to be the best one!
Hello Diana! We have added the measurements to the description. Thank you so much for checking us out!
@@CadaMolds Thank you so much! I have viewed your molds as well and definitley will purchase some! You have some great stuff!! Way to go!
Cada Soapery Where did you get your color from?
@@CadaMolds I love these tutorial videos with recipes. Can you please publish another one?
What an excellent video! Thank you. I'll be ordering the mold
Can’t wait for my molds to come!
We used water as our binder and it activated. Not sure if it's because we should have used distilled water? I don't know if that makes a difference or not. But they molded well but as they sat to dry , they activated. So maybe the witch hazel. I agree that the alcohol can make it dry but wonder if a 50/50 mix of alcohol and water? Was so hoping that using water for a binder would work.
I love this video!!! Thank you so much for sharing, i wish i had found you before i ordered the press, your molds look very easy to use, I've been struggling so finally ordered the hand press. I will definitely look at yours for different shapes!!
I am in the same boat :/ I love Jason but I do not even use my actual press only the bit shown here and now I have a boat anchor I need to sell!
Thank you!! We keep adding molds regularly so be sure to check out our Etsy shop regularly or like us on Facebook for updates. We’re here to help if you need us.
I love your video and thank you for sharing it with us. Would you be so kind as to tell me how many ounces or what size mold you're using? Thank you
I love this recipe and how it turned out. If you were to add Epsom salt to this, how much would you recommend adding? I am experimenting and having a hard time getting it right, maybe I need to add more oil?
1/4 cup of Epsom Salt was mentioned in the comments.
@@michelebist Oh thanks, I must've missed it. There's over 300 comments- I'll go back and look! Thanks!
Thank you for sharing your recipe and step by step tutorial.
What colorant did you use for this recipe?
What are the best colorants to use for bath bombs? I would like to achieve vibrant colours.
She said she uses Micas and Lakes and hasn't tried Dyes. She said to color the water you need lakes. She said Micas color the bomb but not the water. in this video she used Lake.
Cheryl Dickson thank you. I just looked up Lakes. I found a site Madmicas.com that sells colorants.
Love these molds. Can't wait to buy more from your Etsy shop!
Hi ,do you have this recipe in gram ?
Thank you so much for share your beautiful bath bombs ♥️ I am trying to make bath bombs but I was using water in the mix and my final bath bombs were too hard. I will try with this recipe…
Do you mind sharing where you order your colors and what colors you use?
If they are for resale you have to use fda approved products...if it's just for you it doesn't make a difference
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By far the best recipe!! Thank you for this video 💕
Were so glad you enjoy it! We have went through a lot of mix to get where its at! Thank you for your feedback!
Great video. Thanks for sharing your recipe! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!!
Thank you for making this video! How do you make the bb spin?
i really love this video its so helpful this is my thrid time watching it and i can hear and understand her perfectly
Hi there, I hope you can give me some advice. Iwas wondering if you could tell me if this recipe is suitable for very high humidity. We are in a very wet, hot tropical climate on the south-east coast of South Africa and I live 5 minutes away from the ocean. My bath bombs are always prematurely fizzing in the mixing bowl or getting softer instead of harder. There are 3 things I would like your advice on - If I used Cocoa butter instead of the light oil - will they harden faster and stop them from fizzing out before they can even reach the mould. Can I use 91% rubbing alcohol instead of witch hazel/water as I feel that it might be the water that is setting off the reaction on mine together with the extreme humidity? Can I use Tapioca Flour in place of SLSA, I dont need these bombs to foam - just want them to fizz. I will be grateful for any help from you or anyone else commenting on this thread.
Hi really great video but you skipped the measurement for cream of tartar. Looked like 2 TBS but want to double check. Also have you ever tried BB with Epsom salt?
Yes, 2Tbsp. Yes I have and we choose to omit it. Epsom salt draws moisture and in such small quantities in a bath bomb it serves no purpose. You can add ES to this recipe though :) 1/4c ES would work for this size batch
May I use Corn Starch if I don't have Cream of Tartar? Or what do you recommend as a substitute? 🌹
Cream of Tarter is used to make the bath bombs harder. Corn starch wouldn’t work as replacement. You would use Kaolin Clay as a substitute.
Cada Soapery Tysm for your reply.
Really enjoyed this video! What do yuh ou wrap your bath bombs in after the have completely dried?
thank you for sharing this :) my mom and i make bath bombs for fun, but the recipes never turn out quite right. i’ll make sure to try this!
Hi Kathy!! Thanks for checking out our video and leaving a comment! We would love to see what you and your mom create!
bruh practice makes perfect! Just like anything else.
Very helpful video, thank you so much! If I use micas instead of lakes, can I add the powder directly to the dry ingredients as well?
Hi Kelly! Yes, you can add micas directly to the dry ingredients. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
I need those molds. I have the metal ones already. I will get some cupcakes molds. I was going to use a egg tray. Thanks for sharing.
I'm just wondering if using a scale would be more accurate as with using a cup and all those lumps I'm assuming it would turn out different each time no?
I can now make the best bath bombs!!!! Thank you for the molds and the tutorial. Can you do one for the rabbit mold?
I have made about 50 rounds and donuts so far....tomorrow I'm a making more 😊
Can u write me the recipe??? Couldn't hear her
Cool, thanks. We do soap, but have never tried bath bombs...
Is there anything I could use in replacement for polysorbate as I cannot find this product guaranteed Vegan. Many thanks!
Hi Gumdrop Kitten! Red turkey oil is the natural replacement for polysorbate 80. Red turkey oil is made with sulfuric acid and castor oil.
Wow so beautiful 😍
When leaving the bombs to dry in the tray above ...do the bottoms flatten out?
Wondering where you buy Lakes colorant and if you use therapeutic grade essential oil?
Where can i get the bath bomb mould please send details and link. Thank you
I am having a hard time finding pigment powders that are not shimmers, any advice on this?
Try labomb colorants
Morning. I have a bath bomb business . I just wondered where do you bulk buy your ingredients ?
Thanks for sharing your recipe and how you do it. I bought 2 molds the flower and the shampoo bar. Off to make your recipe now I have an order for 10 so we shall see and will let you know how they turn out. I do have a bath bomb press but i wanted that flower and love the look of your shampoo bar because it is shaped just like $ush! lol I sell a lot of them~
Yes, please do let us know how they turn out! I actually wasn't too sure how the Rose would come out when I designed it on the computer, but when we un-molded it we fell in love with it! The Shampoo bar is one of our best selling items, you can actually make shower steamers and bath bombs with it as well!
I love the mold I purchased from y'all. I was wondering can you do a video on how you make the molds? I find it so interesting. Can't wait to order my next one!
They 3d print them
where do you buy your cream of tartar, SLSA, and polysorbate 80?
Nice what was the coloring you added called?
Hello sorry I couldnt catch what was added to make it blue is it called lakes? Where can I purchase.
Hello! Yes we used lakes in the video and we have krazycolour lakes available on our website www.cadamolds.com
If I want to cut this recipe In half, do I just half all of the ingredients including the oils and fragrance oil?
I'm currently looking for a new circle molds, how would you rate this? out of 10
Loved the video and your mold! I have never made bath bombs before but want to try now. You have such good instructions and I appreciate your research for a good recipe. You responded to a comment saying you leave in the container for 48 hours before testing/wrapping. Do you keep them covered the whole time or open the lid to air dry for a while? I live in Florida too! Thank you! 😊
Also in the video for the soybean oil you said to add 3 Tablespoons. But recipe in description says 4 Tablespoons. Not sure how much to use? Thanks!
They are beautiful! Thank you for sharing ❤️
Thank you!!
I know u said u live in flordia,, I live in southwest Louisiana so I may use ur recipe because it stays hot and humid here too, where can I buy a mold like that one
From their Etsy store
Everytime I type in slsa on Amazon citric acid comes up. Is there a difference and what brand do you use?
I ran in to the same problem until I typed SLSa powder. Hope that helps!
Oh, and yes they are two different things :)
What's the name of the container u have to make the shape and where did u purchase it from?
Hi there wanted to know where you got the bath bomb container from. Really like it and would like to buy one for myself
"Dollar tree " she said.
Would you please tell me where you purchased your bath bomb press ? Your bath bombs look great !
she owns an etsy shop and sells them
How long do you let this mix set for after you mold
Loving this video. Is the polysorbate 80 food grade?
Is there a special trick to getting the three piece diamond, pumpkin and avocado molds to produce a perfect bomb the first time? I find myself having to remake them over and over again because after I take them out of the mold they separate in half or the opposite side is crumbling in the middle.
Hi Audrey! Splitting in half is usually a sign of your mix being too wet or packed too tightly. We have a Facebook group to help with bath bomb related issues. Check it out at facebook.com/groups/353261015279674
hi, what can i use in the water spray instead of witch hazel? i use almond oil and frangrances in the first bit but dont have witch hazel so what else can i use thanks
Hi Harlyn, you can actually just use water in the spray bottle as a substitute for witch hazel.
If I don’t use the 2 tablespoons Polysorbate 80 would I increase the light oil by 2 tablespoons and the same thing if I’m not using fragrance oil?
If you’re using a lake or mica to color the bath bomb you’ll want to use poly 80. As the colors will stain the person and tub. Also the oils will not disperse in the water without it so you’ll feel oily.
How would you mix lakes in a power formula that has no oils or poly? It does have cocoa b.. can it be used with that or add poly to the cb?
Thank You for the recipe
Can I use corn starch instead of cream of Tarter? BTW gonna give this a try soon! I failed many times with other recipes
Wow, I can't believe I just now found your video! I am always looking for a really good BB recipe, this looks great. I NEVER use water as a binder since it activates the citric acid and SLSA. However I too have had great luck with Witch Hazel, it seems to be the perfect wetting agent that doesn't activate. Am excited to try your bath bomb molds too! Thank you so much for sharing, this was very generous of you! :-)
Thank you for watching and leaving your comment! Yes, Witch Hazel is a great binder!
Great video. What is the name of the colorant you used? It was hard to hear - it started with an M and an L. Thanks so much!
We used a Lake colorant on these bath bombs. Mica’s, Lakes, and Water Soluble Dyes are the common colorants.
hi, amazing looking bath bombs, but why would you add polysorbate 80?
Agne Vasiliauskaite helps any colorant disperses easier
As my love if suds said, it helps disperses colorant and prevents staining of the tub when micas are used. It also helps disperse the oils. Thank you My Love of Suds!! 😁❤️
Thank you for sharing! How long do you let your bombs dry in the container before testing or wrapping them?
Hello! Thank you for watching! We let them sit in the containers for 48 hrs before testing/wrapping.
What a great video! Thank you for sharing. I have a silly question .. If I do not use 2 Tbsp Polysorbate 80 what would I use to replace that liquid ..? Thanks again.
Hello! Polysorbate 80 helps disperse the oils. If you’re using lakes or micas you will need to use poly 80 or you’ll end up staining the person and the tub. Red turkey oil can be used as a replacement.
@@CadaMolds Thanks so much!
@@CadaMolds Hi! What if i am not using anything to color the bath bombs? Would I use more soybean oil?
Is there an all natural substitute for the polysorbate 80? Would vegetable glycerin work or liquid lanolin?
Glycerin and liquid lanolin are not the same
Turkey Red Oil would be a natural substitute for polysorbate 80.
Where can i get the molder !
Can I use corn starch instead of cream of tartar??
Great video ☺️
Just one question : slsa apart from the fact that is making the bombs foamy, does it add anything in the consistency? Thank you in advance ❤️
No
What size mold did you use for these bath bombs. Thanks
Hi Esmeralda! This is our 2.5” bath bomb mold in the video.
I love it
What is the SLSA for and the Polysorbate 80 for, what do they do i the bomb?
The SLSA makes the bath bomb fizz and spin in your tub and the Polysorbate 80 is the color
Hi there! Just curious! if I wanted to incorporate Shea Butter into this recipe how would you recommend doing that?
Thank you!
Hi Casey! You would meld down the butter and use it in replace of the oils! Thank you!!!
whered u get your dye powder
Your voice is too low!!!!
Hello there !! Love your video . I have a question where do u get this galllon of oil and those baking soda ..through whole sale thank u
Hello im super excite to try this i have wasted so much ingredience already with the OIl can i use fractunate coconut oil idf not what oil can be used thank you
You choose the oils you wish...lots of different kinds
Hi, I'm inlove with your 3d molds however for myself to purchase only one mold from either your website or Etsy shop would cost me roughly $70 with postage!!! 😭💔