Thank you for watching! If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at info@brambleberry.com or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. For more tutorials, tips and tricks and business advice, visit our blog www.soapqueen.com/. For soapmaking supplies, visit our website www.brambleberry.com/.
I watch a TON of your videos and I really appreciate that you didn't use corn starch as a filler in this one!!! Keep up the great work - Super adorable!!
I'm one of your biggest fans! You look so fabulous! I loved this video, as I do all of your videos. I purchased your last two books and hope that I can get you to sign one day, if you ever come to Canada. Keep the up fantastic and inspiring work Anne-Marie and Happy Holidays to you and yours, as well at everyone at Brambleberry! : )
Hi soap queen! Love your video and your new hair style! One question: can I replace cream Of tartar? If yes with what and if not can I skip it ? Thank you so much xxx
i just simply love all your soaps & other skin care products making they are too good can I ask you one thing is it necessary to study chemistry to Start soap making business or can we start it without studying chemistry as a subject :/ cz I really want to start this but I have no concerns with these chemicals,m a fashion designer by profession but I seriously started loving soap making :/
A chemistry degree isn't necessary for soapmaking! Just make sure to take all safety precautions before making soap, as you are dealing with lye. Once you know the basics and how to safely handle lye, you can get started. =) Learn how to handle lye safely here: th-cam.com/video/yR6ttCSrLJI/w-d-xo.html
Were do you get this stuff? Or were could i buy it wanted to make some with my kids but i do not know were to get the acids?? The strawberry oil as well? Thanks for making the videos!
You can find all of the ingredients you need on Brambleberry.com. Here is the link to the tutorial on Soap Queen, which includes a list of the ingredients you will need and an option to add them to your Bramble Berry cart. www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/diy-sprinkle-doughnut-bath-bombs/
Thanks Sophy! Hot process soap is made the same way as cold process, but it is then cooked until it's done saponifying. You can see that process in this video: th-cam.com/video/mxTXwxbpzLM/w-d-xo.html
We didn't try this recipe with Polysorbate 20 so I'm not entirely sure! I would recommend making a small test batch with the Polysorbate 20 to see if it helps emulsify the oil in the bath water. =) Polysorbate 20: www.brambleberry.com/Polysorbate-20-P3212.aspx
You can use fractionated coconut oil if you like! It feels really nice on the skin. =) Fractionated coconut oil: www.brambleberry.com/CaprylicCapric-Triglycerides-Fractionated-Coconut-Oil-P4957.aspx Also, Polysorbate 20 is typically used for lighter oils like fragrances, while Polysorbate 80 is used for heavier oils like coconut. We found it works best in this recipe! Polysorbate 80: www.brambleberry.com/Polysorbate-80-P4438.aspx
The key is a lot of shock absorbing material like packing peanuts! You'll want your bath fizzies to be covered on all sides to help prevent breakage. It may also help to wrap the fizzies in bubble wrap. =) Get more shipping tips here: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/tips-and-tricks/beginners-guide-to-packing-shipping-handmade-beauty-products/
You can! You can use any of our fragrance or essential oils for your bath bombs. =) Fragrance oils: www.brambleberry.com/Fragrance-Oils-C161.aspx Essential oils: www.brambleberry.com/Essential-Oils-C157.aspx
I would recommend starting with about 1/8-1/4 teaspoon added to your powders before the witch hazel. Sprinkle those in and stir until they're fully incorporated. You can add more, but keep in mind the more color you add the more likely they are to transfer to the tub. In that case, you can use Polysorbate 80 like we did in this tutorial to prevent the ring in the tub. =) Micas: www.brambleberry.com/Micas-C46.aspx
We like to use Polysorbate 80! It's an emulsifier that helps the oil disperse in water. =) Polysorbate 80: www.brambleberry.com/Polysorbate-80-P4438.aspx
If you are looking for the Doughnut Half Mold you can find it here: www.brambleberry.com/Doughnut-Half-Mold-P5910.aspx. Have fun making some doughnut bath bombs!
Hi ma'am, could you please do a video on face scrub that is similar to what is sold on market like "the body shop", "bath and body works" etc? I find aqua in those recipes and plenty other. It will be very helpful if you could do a video on that. thanks ma'am :-)
I have watched almost all the videos of yours ma'am. A great fan of you!! But that emulsified scrub doesn't resemble the market scrubs I felt. Thank you anyway ma'am :-)
This glitter is skin safe and can be used in cosmetics, but it isn't biodegradable. Read more about our glitter here: www.brambleberry.com/Fine-Iridescent-Glitter-P4884.aspx
EM&M Pure Olive Oil or Castile soaps take much longer to cure out and become a great bar of soap. It can take 6 months to a year for them to lose that slimy feel when wet. how long has it been since making them? Castile is an amazing soap once it is finished curing out though!
Thanks for your suggestion! You may also like this Pure Honey Cold Process Soap Tutorial: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/pure-honey-cold-process-soap-tutorial/
Very cute! I love the sparkle technique and already have a few ideas rattling around. You hair is pretty strawberry color too :-) Did you use labomb to color it - lol - JK!
The Polysorbate 80 is a synthetic ingredient. Its components can be derived from both animal and vegetable fats. I'm not entirely sure if ours is vegan! You can email MSDS(at)brambleberry(dot)com for more information though. =) Polysorbate 80: www.brambleberry.com/Polysorbate-80-P4438.aspx
It can be a mild exfoliator in soap and scrubs! However, in the bath tub it you won't feel it. In order to exfoliate, it needs to be rubbed into the skin. In the bath tub it fizzes and dissolves. =) Read more about baking soda here: www.soapqueen.com/bramble-berry-news/sunday-night-spotlight-baking-soda/
Thank you for watching! If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at info@brambleberry.com or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday.
For more tutorials, tips and tricks and business advice, visit our blog www.soapqueen.com/. For soapmaking supplies, visit our website www.brambleberry.com/.
Bramble Berry can we put them in the freezer to speed up the drying process??
Did you dye your hair? It looks rose gold/pinkish. Super cute.
I did, thank you for noticing! =)
Soap Queen tv I watched one vid and I am hooked #subed
Jessie Says f
Jessie Says I notice no difference
I absolutely love your videos give me confidence to branch outside the candles I make and into Bathbombs, and soaps
love your hair it looks great on you I wish I could due my hair like that
Thanks so much!
I watch a TON of your videos and I really appreciate that you didn't use corn starch as a filler in this one!!! Keep up the great work - Super adorable!!
Thanks Pauline! My favorite bath bomb recipes tend to be simple and don't have a lot of ingredients. =)
A great video! These are adorable! Maybe I'll get that mold. I always appreciate your professional videos!
I love the end of them too, giggle!
Thank you so much Cherie, it means a lot to me!
♡!
I love what you did with your hair! and you look so radiant in this episode :)
Thanks so much Emily!
i just discovered your channel and i already love it so much!!!!!!!
Love you Anne Marie you make my creativity run wild
These bath fizzies are super cute! Your hair looks fantastic!!!
Thanks a bunch Jill. =)
I love your hair! It suits you so well. You look gorgeous
Thank you so much!
The hair suits you so well. What you made is bomb as always! :)
Thanks so much Kalie!
You are a God !!!!! amazing I am so stoned!!!!!
oh my I am definetly making these my daughters will love this! 😍
Why does it make me so happy that you have the same apple watch band as me? Like it literally makes me happy.
That's awesome!
I'm one of your biggest fans! You look so fabulous! I loved this video, as I do all of your videos. I purchased your last two books and hope that I can get you to sign one day, if you ever come to Canada. Keep the up fantastic and inspiring work Anne-Marie and Happy Holidays to you and yours, as well at everyone at Brambleberry! : )
Thank you so much Ashley, this message means the world to me! Happy Holidays to you as well. =)
Gorgeous hair Anne Marie! I love it!
Thank you Adriella!
They look so professional
Thank you!
such a cute hair color!
Thanks Jessica, I appreciate it. =)
I'm from WA too, & just found your channel! I'm loving your videos!😊
Yay! More videos to come. We also have a store if you find yourself in Bellingham. :)
Soap Queen TV by Bramble Berry Good to know, I'll probably order online since I'm a few hours away from Bellingham.
Love the hair!! It looks soo pretty on you! 😍😘
Thanks so much! =)
Wow you reply fast!
I love these. They are much easier than using actual candy sprinkles.
Absolutely, I love the way the painted on sprinkles look. =)
I love bath bombs great video ❤ Love your entire channel too
Gorgeous Anne Marie so pretty.
So glad you're enjoying the video!
*YOUR HAIR SLAYSSSSS* 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Love them and I love your hair!!!
Thank you Amber! =)
they look amazing! ur always killin it
Oh thank you, it means a lot to me. =)
I love these! Super cute! I will have to give them a go!
Hi there,,i made ur donut b/b tried it today & its great the kids will really enjoy it..thank you for sharing,,:)
oh dear that is awsome i must this make for my GF
Can i use almond oil instead of coconutoil? Ty for a lovely video. Love the hair.
you are a rockstar!!
Thank you!
thank you so much they look so cute!!
I love this! I'm glad I found this!😄😉❤
Amazing video ma’am what can I use instead of polysorbate80 ? Thanks
I am most def gonna do this with my own spin
I will try it with solide bubble frosting inside tu make a sandwich! 😀🍭😘 Thank you Anne !
Do u have kids if u did they would REALLY like your soap and bath bombs they look so cool!!!!!!!!!
Anne Marie, did you go pink?!?!?
Fabulous!
Thank you for uploading this video, it's super cute and helpful.
I sure did! Thanks for watching. =)
Soap Queen TV I think it looks really cute on you!
So pretty ! 😘💕
Hi soap queen! Love your video and your new hair style! One question: can I replace cream
Of tartar? If yes with what and if not can I skip it ? Thank you so much xxx
So instead of cornstarch or arrowroot, I can use coconut oil? Love your hair!
Homer Simpson called.he said he'll take a dozen
These are so cute
So glad you like them Katie!
Loved the vid and I saw is that an Apple Watch???? Xx
i love ur channel!!
Thank you so much! =)
So cute!
Thanks so much!
i just simply love all your soaps & other skin care products making they are too good can I ask you one thing is it necessary to study chemistry to Start soap making business or can we start it without studying chemistry as a subject :/ cz I really want to start this but I have no concerns with these chemicals,m a fashion designer by profession but I seriously started loving soap making :/
A chemistry degree isn't necessary for soapmaking! Just make sure to take all safety precautions before making soap, as you are dealing with lye. Once you know the basics and how to safely handle lye, you can get started. =)
Learn how to handle lye safely here: th-cam.com/video/yR6ttCSrLJI/w-d-xo.html
Yeee m so happy to hear this from you I can't even tell you & thanks you so much for your reply & suggestions I'll keep everything thing in mind
NZTT
I live in a cold area, my polysorbate came hard, what to I do?
I would love to do this as a small business
i really like your new hair colour
Thank you very much I'm New subscriber .
Thanks so much for subscribing! =)
Oooh I love these. Can you use anything else other than mica? I'm from the uk and struggle to buy some of these products ☺️
Maybe I missed it, but when did she add the citric acid? Thanks!
Were do you get this stuff? Or were could i buy it wanted to make some with my kids but i do not know were to get the acids?? The strawberry oil as well? Thanks for making the videos!
You can find all of the ingredients you need on Brambleberry.com. Here is the link to the tutorial on Soap Queen, which includes a list of the ingredients you will need and an option to add them to your Bramble Berry cart. www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/diy-sprinkle-doughnut-bath-bombs/
How much do you think these would sell for individually?
Your amazing 😮☺
is emulsfiying wax and a preservative the same thing?
awesome video, thank u ma'am :-)
Thanks for watching!
What kind of paint do you use to paint the sprinkles?
love the hair🖒💓💓👱
Love this !!! Can you do a video on packaging !!
Thanks for your suggestion Tara! You may also like this video on packaging: th-cam.com/video/lD4bJgtaHMg/w-d-xo.html
What would u sell a single one for?
So awesome
Nice 🦄
love the pink hair! btw could u explain how hot process soap works
Thanks Sophy! Hot process soap is made the same way as cold process, but it is then cooked until it's done saponifying. You can see that process in this video: th-cam.com/video/mxTXwxbpzLM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks very helpful
Where do u get the donut molds from ?!?
Can I substitute the polusorbate 80 with the 20? If I can, do I use it at the same rate as the 80 in this recipe?
We didn't try this recipe with Polysorbate 20 so I'm not entirely sure! I would recommend making a small test batch with the Polysorbate 20 to see if it helps emulsify the oil in the bath water. =)
Polysorbate 20: www.brambleberry.com/Polysorbate-20-P3212.aspx
can we make lye in stainless steel container?
Hello in the Recipe imentioned '' witch Hazel in spray''?? What is this?? or it is. Typing error?
Hii! What's the name of background music? I really liked it!! I looovee your soaps! Please notice me❤️❤️
I love your hair
Thanks chance!
Could you use fractionated coconut oil? And I thought poly 20 is for oil poly 80 for butters?
You can use fractionated coconut oil if you like! It feels really nice on the skin. =)
Fractionated coconut oil: www.brambleberry.com/CaprylicCapric-Triglycerides-Fractionated-Coconut-Oil-P4957.aspx
Also, Polysorbate 20 is typically used for lighter oils like fragrances, while Polysorbate 80 is used for heavier oils like coconut. We found it works best in this recipe!
Polysorbate 80: www.brambleberry.com/Polysorbate-80-P4438.aspx
thanks very much! :)
How would you ship these so they dont break? My family lives in IL and id love to make some bath bombs for them
The key is a lot of shock absorbing material like packing peanuts! You'll want your bath fizzies to be covered on all sides to help prevent breakage. It may also help to wrap the fizzies in bubble wrap. =)
Get more shipping tips here: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/tips-and-tricks/beginners-guide-to-packing-shipping-handmade-beauty-products/
***** Thankyou soo much so one more question the scents you have on the site i can use any of those in the bath bombs am i understanding this right??
You can! You can use any of our fragrance or essential oils for your bath bombs. =)
Fragrance oils: www.brambleberry.com/Fragrance-Oils-C161.aspx
Essential oils: www.brambleberry.com/Essential-Oils-C157.aspx
Thankyou sooo much :D
If we choose to use Mica to color our bathbombs instead of the La bomb Colorant how do we go about using it, how much do we use??
I would recommend starting with about 1/8-1/4 teaspoon added to your powders before the witch hazel. Sprinkle those in and stir until they're fully incorporated. You can add more, but keep in mind the more color you add the more likely they are to transfer to the tub. In that case, you can use Polysorbate 80 like we did in this tutorial to prevent the ring in the tub. =)
Micas: www.brambleberry.com/Micas-C46.aspx
***** Thankyou sooo much
What is the best product for dispersing the oil through the water?
We like to use Polysorbate 80! It's an emulsifier that helps the oil disperse in water. =)
Polysorbate 80: www.brambleberry.com/Polysorbate-80-P4438.aspx
Thank you so much :)
I could find this mold in on your website...
If you are looking for the Doughnut Half Mold you can find it here: www.brambleberry.com/Doughnut-Half-Mold-P5910.aspx. Have fun making some doughnut bath bombs!
did you use water or isopropyl alcohol to soak
You want to use these bath bombs in water in order to have them fizz the best.
I like your videos
Hi ma'am, could you please do a video on face scrub that is similar to what is sold on market like "the body shop", "bath and body works" etc? I find aqua in those recipes and plenty other. It will be very helpful if you could do a video on that. thanks ma'am :-)
We have a video on an emulsified scrub you may like! It's a mixture of a scrub, soap and lotion: th-cam.com/video/cB7t9rNo0ck/w-d-xo.html
I have watched almost all the videos of yours ma'am. A great fan of you!! But that emulsified scrub doesn't resemble the market scrubs I felt. Thank you anyway ma'am :-)
We'll keep your suggestion in mind for future videos!
I m really glad that you consider my request ma'am. thank u :-) :-)
is the iridescent glitter cosmetic grade & biodegradable?
This glitter is skin safe and can be used in cosmetics, but it isn't biodegradable. Read more about our glitter here: www.brambleberry.com/Fine-Iridescent-Glitter-P4884.aspx
Help! I made a lot of pure olive oil soaps ( ph is perfect, followed every rule) and it's slimy. It still works but it is slimy. Is this okay?
EM&M Pure Olive Oil or Castile soaps take much longer to cure out and become a great bar of soap. It can take 6 months to a year for them to lose that slimy feel when wet. how long has it been since making them? Castile is an amazing soap once it is finished curing out though!
I wanna ask question
How long this bath bomb expired? Can we still use that after 1 year?
Thanks..
Bath bombs are bad as free 5-6 months
Can you make honey soap plssss
Thanks for your suggestion! You may also like this Pure Honey Cold Process Soap Tutorial: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/pure-honey-cold-process-soap-tutorial/
Zabzoub bheb Imama
Very cute! I love the sparkle technique and already have a few ideas rattling around. You hair is pretty strawberry color too :-) Did you use labomb to color it - lol - JK!
Ha, no LabColors this time, though I have before! Thanks for your sweet comment Heather. =)
her hair tho! it's so cool! ( I'm not allowed to dye my hair! cry, cry, sob, sob )
Never use glitter because it is very hard to get rid of and it sticks to stuff👍 but love your vids
Will the Glitter wash off?
Arianna Weatherly yes
Arianna Weatherly u might need to rinse ur tub with a lil bit of water
Can u make a UNICORN soap or bath bomb
We'll keep that in mind, thanks for your suggestion! =)
It's ok if u ever do make it could there be LOADS of glitter ✨
sadly i'm a kid (9) that's making a company so i don'y have facebook. the name will be Pink moon i will be selling soaps,candles,and bath bombs!
Jada Coppedge where will you sell them?
on a website called "Pink moon" the logo is gonna be a pink moon!
the secret in it is that its a moon looking bubble!
but it might also be pinkwolf since theres also a website called my pink moon
and now i'm ten btw
Are these skin safe for young children?
Yes, they're nice and gentle :)
Is poly 80 considered as a chemical or a vegan product
The Polysorbate 80 is a synthetic ingredient. Its components can be derived from both animal and vegetable fats. I'm not entirely sure if ours is vegan! You can email MSDS(at)brambleberry(dot)com for more information though. =)
Polysorbate 80: www.brambleberry.com/Polysorbate-80-P4438.aspx
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
Don't the sparkles get everywhere? x)
Here from Safiya Nygaard
👏👏👏👏
Thanks for watching Maryanne. =)
😀
you said that sod.bicarbonate is abrasive....then isn't it abrasive to our skin?
It can be a mild exfoliator in soap and scrubs! However, in the bath tub it you won't feel it. In order to exfoliate, it needs to be rubbed into the skin. In the bath tub it fizzes and dissolves. =)
Read more about baking soda here: www.soapqueen.com/bramble-berry-news/sunday-night-spotlight-baking-soda/