munmilks not for bath bombs you don’t. The fragrance should be measured by weight of the whole recipe but it doesn’t matter if you don’t weigh the dry ingredients individually. You can just weigh the total amount of ingredients and calculate the fragrance that way.
Moya Montgomery obviously I'm not the OP but I have bath bombs that are a year old and they still work like a dream. However it depends on what oil you use to make them with. If you use grapeseed oil then the oil will go rancid after 6 months or less. If you use coconut oil then it will be good in a year still. It depends on the shelf life of your oil and any other ingredients. Only the wet ones. Dry ingredients have an indefinite shelf life usually.
@@kelleyspartiatis4776 I use coconut oil in mine usually so this is good to hear. But I also like using sweet almond oil,do you know the general shelflife for that? and also cocoa & shea butters? t.i.a
She said to poke a hole with your finger in the mix of one side of the BB mold. I've found that doing the poking and not packing hard helps them float too. Embeds can help with counter weight that can cause spinning also. Do some experimenting, you'll get it. ; )
You can for personal use but not to selling them. Just have to be very careful to not use too much and run the risk of staining the tub or you. It's best to use body safe colorants like Mica's, Lakes or FD&C water soluble dyes. With Mica's and Lakes you would need to use Polysorbate 80 so there is no staining. Big ((Hugs)) from Texas!! xx : )
I used rubbing alcohol 91% instead of the witch hazel but when I go to filling my bath bomb in a mold and putting my finger in the middle when I put them together and I take the mold off it comes in two halves the ball doesn't hold together what am I doing wrong
I see the link for the coloring you used and it sends us to mica powders. How does your mica not float to the top and stain your tub? Every video I watch about mica warns me it won’t mix with the water and the color will just float to the top
I want to try your recipe...mine works but they dont spin very much...I didnt really see what you did with the thumb to press it? Would love to have them spin!! thanks!
Yes, it's the technique that makes it spin. Poly 80 is to disperse the oils and colorant in the water and Witch Hazel is the binder that brings the mix together.
Just an FYI, in your book you have miss spelled Shea Butter, Shae - may want to edit this. Not being critical just noticed and I would want someone to tell me.
I’ll skip the poly sorbate 80. Your skin absorbs that, it’s the bodies largest organ. You don’t need it take advantage of homemade and make it healthy geez
for anyone coming from the future, ignore this idiot. Polysorbate is plant based and a needed surfactant to distribute the oils in the water. It's made from coconut and safe if used properly. There are issues with contamination (which is why people are scared of it) but if you source it from responsible suppliers, you shouldn't have an issue. Of course it's easy to send your P80 into a lab and get a quantitative analysis to be sure rather than being paranoid like this dumdum above.
One of the few that even mention safety guidelines for fragrance and measure accordingly. Thank you.
actually you should measure it all by weight to actually be within the safety guidelines
munmilks not for bath bombs you don’t. The fragrance should be measured by weight of the whole recipe but it doesn’t matter if you don’t weigh the dry ingredients individually. You can just weigh the total amount of ingredients and calculate the fragrance that way.
@@kelleyspartiatis4776 yes, but thats not what I meant. she measured the oil by volume and not weight
munmilks the fragrance oil? Sorry it’s been a long time since I watched it.
Best floating bath bomb tutorial ever!
Wow was wondering how people got their bath bombs to spin like that. Great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Girl you did this...I like it a lot, it's so cute how it spends.
Thank you! :)
Cameine Aikens Ohhh Chrystal Cook...you didn’t correct her misspelt ‘spends’. Holy crap.
best tips, these really work. Thankyou & please make more videos
Thankyou
You are very helpful and your bath bombs are beautiful 💜
New Zealand
Just made some of these. They look awesome. Thankyou so much for the recipe. How quick do I have to use them?
Moya Montgomery obviously I'm not the OP but I have bath bombs that are a year old and they still work like a dream. However it depends on what oil you use to make them with. If you use grapeseed oil then the oil will go rancid after 6 months or less. If you use coconut oil then it will be good in a year still. It depends on the shelf life of your oil and any other ingredients. Only the wet ones. Dry ingredients have an indefinite shelf life usually.
For the best fizzing results use within a few weeks.
@@kelleyspartiatis4776 I use coconut oil in mine usually so this is good to hear. But I also like using sweet almond oil,do you know the general shelflife for that? and also cocoa & shea butters? t.i.a
Hi there! Thx for the recipe!
Is that ok if I left out fragrance oil completely? Do I hv to substitue with any other ingredient?
Thanks for the great demo. I will try it soon.
Thank you so much, you actually helped me
Thank you so much, really can't wait to make my own.
What colored powders did u use please fabulously done video
So where does the foam and bubbles come from
I made these and they worked out great! Thanks for the simple recipe.
Need more videos!
Tessie Dobey Thank you Tessie!! So happy it worked out for you.
Tessie Dobey more videos coming soon! 😊
Thanks! I want to add slsa do have a recommendation for how much according to this recipe? Thanks!!
Misty Bridges .5 tbsp and adjust from there if you want more or less bubbles.
Hi ! is it half of a table spoon of oil or one and a half ? Thank you
gannar lydia 1/2 tablespoon
All I want to know is how to make it spin.
Sharon McFarlane You have to use embeds.
Me too same recipe i use no spinny
She said to poke a hole with your finger in the mix of one side of the BB mold. I've found that doing the poking and not packing hard helps them float too. Embeds can help with counter weight that can cause spinning also. Do some experimenting, you'll get it. ; )
@@barbied.5932 yep and place them on the side that will make it off center and spin..dont put them in the center
Very informative thanks
Is there slsa in this recipe? I noticed it's quite foamy!
Amazing!
Love your recipe! Best I've seen yet! Will they still spin if I put embeds in them?
I thought embeds were put into bath bombs ect for this reason. I've seen people put anything from $$-, jewelry, & toys into bath products. 😉
Yes embeds actually help make your bath bomb float & spin.
Quick question, why do you have to keep the saturn ring around the centre please?
Thank you!!!
How do you make them float
Hello. I was wondering if food coloring would work instead of what you used
You can for personal use but not to selling them. Just have to be very careful to not use too much and run the risk of staining the tub or you. It's best to use body safe colorants like Mica's, Lakes or FD&C water soluble dyes. With Mica's and Lakes you would need to use Polysorbate 80 so there is no staining. Big ((Hugs)) from Texas!! xx : )
Thank you foe sharing i will yray it i hope it spins lake yours
Best Video xxxxx
What happens if I don’t use alcohol???
Amazing
Hi Autumn, love the video and I love your e-book that I purchased. Highly recommended :). Su M-M x
Su M-M thank you so much !!
I used rubbing alcohol 91% instead of the witch hazel but when I go to filling my bath bomb in a mold and putting my finger in the middle when I put them together and I take the mold off it comes in two halves the ball doesn't hold together what am I doing wrong
Make sure that you can form a snow ball like ball when your mixture is wet if not it needs more liquid!
What is it that makes these float? Any home made ones I’ve seen have always sunk :(
Same!
she literally doesn't use any different ingredients than other tutorials and they still float! i want to know how to make mine float too
Few ways to make them float: don't pack too much, let them dry for a few days before testing, or you can layer your slsa mixture.
Coco betaine makes them float. Although, that was not included in her recipe.
Where do u get colored magnesium salt
Bravo! Di moit ces quoit (Witch hizel)?????? Svp
what make the bath bom spin?
Nice video :D I make bath bomb videos too
I see the link for the coloring you used and it sends us to mica powders. How does your mica not float to the top and stain your tub? Every video I watch about mica warns me it won’t mix with the water and the color will just float to the top
Huxley polysorbate 80 👍
Bath Addicts thank you!
I was so shook watching this. My name is also autumn lee...😂
What prevents it from coloring the tub?
Poly 80 helps :)
I want to try your recipe...mine works but they dont spin very much...I didnt really see what you did with the thumb to press it? Would love to have them spin!! thanks!
deb vankoughnet just push your thumb into your mix to make a hole and refill with your mix lightly . Don't pack.
Can anyone tell me if you need the polysorbate 80
Only if you are using mica as a colorant. Other wise it is just helping disperse the oils
Someone tell me about the fragrance safety guidelines totally clueless here
April Frazier you can find a fragrance calculator like www.eocalc.com/enter-your-own-blend/ or
nurturesoap.com/pages/fragrance-calculator
Hi, can you tell me how many bathbombs does this recipe yield?
I get 3-4 medium size from this recipe
Can it spin withought polysorbate and witch hazel??
Yes, it's the technique that makes it spin. Poly 80 is to disperse the oils and colorant in the water and Witch Hazel is the binder that brings the mix together.
I have made many bombs .. but they are not floating bombs, why ???
Separate your mixture in 2 before adding slsa. Top and bottom layer with slsa mixture , middle no slsa mixture. Itll float 😊👍
How many bath bombs do you get from these measurements?
Not quite like fragrant jewels but sorta
My Daughter's name is Autum Lee ❤️❤️.And I make Bath Bombs..at The Fizzy Tub.,🐰🦄🛀❤️😂
Just an FYI, in your book you have miss spelled Shea Butter, Shae - may want to edit this. Not being critical just noticed and I would want someone to tell me.
In the vid you say .5 tbs of hemp oil but in the recipe below you say 1 tbs of oil but no amount of poly. I’m a bit confused. Great bombs!!!
Mermaidia thank you for pointing out this typo. I fixed it so you should see the correct amount of oil and poly.
thank you so so much :)
Your bath bomb has SLS, otherwise it wouldn't give that foam
Polysorbate 80 also creates foamy bubbles.
It was SLSA not SLS. ; )
@@kellyw.1779 doesn't matter. SLS or SLSA, it needs to be mentioned in the recipe.
@@wnjenk it doesn't, it is just an emulgator. It helps to absorb oils in water but has no tensids to give bubles
badly made . couldnt see what you were doing
I’ll skip the poly sorbate 80.
Your skin absorbs that, it’s the bodies largest organ.
You don’t need it take advantage of homemade and make it healthy geez
for anyone coming from the future, ignore this idiot. Polysorbate is plant based and a needed surfactant to distribute the oils in the water. It's made from coconut and safe if used properly. There are issues with contamination (which is why people are scared of it) but if you source it from responsible suppliers, you shouldn't have an issue. Of course it's easy to send your P80 into a lab and get a quantitative analysis to be sure rather than being paranoid like this dumdum above.