How to make multicolored embeds with Recipe

If you want your bath bombs not only to look great but also give a luxurious performance with colors shooting out then you should look into making embeds.
I have a blog post on how to make bath bomb embeds and 3 recipes for embeds on my blog daisysbeautyje...
In this video, I am making multicolored embeds and they're a huge timesaver. I am using RECIPE#3 from my blog
100g Baking Soda
100g Citric Acid
2g Kaolin Clay or Cream of Tartar
2g SCS - Sodium Coco-Sulfate (you can also use SCI - Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate or SLSA)
0.2-0.4g water-soluble dye
1.5g hot water
0.3-0.4 g Glycerin
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[@greenday1guitarfreak]

I cannot explain how thankful I am for this video. Subscribed. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@daisysbeautyjewels7845]

thank you!

[@BadLanguage420]

Must try this, you make it look so easy!!
They are Brilliant lovely. Merry Christmas to you and your family🎄🎄
Have a lovely holiday and Relax and enjoy yourself🥂🍾🎄🌼🌻🎉🎉🎉

[@daisysbeautyjewels7845]

Thank you!!Merry Christmas to you too!

[@samanthastacey3136]

Can I use mica and liquid dye in substitution

[@daisysbeautyjewels7845]

you can use micas but it's more difficult to get vibrant colors with micas. Liquid dyes contain either water or glycerine and adding too much could activate your mixture so be careful