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+Maki Garza We did a lot of testing on this recipe and don't recommend making any changes or substitutions. You may be able to find tapioca powder online, like Amazon. =)
+Soap Queen TV guess who's making bubble bars on April! At least I was able to get the tapioca powder, but it will take up to 1 and a half months to get to Mexico :'(
I'm so excited to try this. I noticed you guys do approve use of a mica colorant in this recipe. Polysorbate 80 is often used to prevent staining with mica colorants, and I was wondering if there's room in this recipe to add some! Could you possibly replace some of the glycerin with polysorbate 80? Thanks in advance!
Hi Natalie! I would not recommend using food flavoring for bath and body products. If you're looking to add some vanilla fragrance this recipe, I would recommend Vanilla Fragrance Oils! =) Vanilla Fragrance Oils: www.brambleberry.com/Search.aspx?k=vanilla+fragrance+oil
I should have listened to you! I didn't buy a mask because I didn't think the SLSA would be that bad if I was careful. Boy was I wrong. As I carefully scooped it out of the bag I immediately stared coughing. I ended up finished the measuring and stirring steps while breathing through a paper towel. I will get a mask before I make the 2nd batch of bars I have planned. They look lovely though. Can't wait for them to be dry enough!
I just ordered this! Can't wait to try it! Love that you've put everything all together when purchasing. Super convenient, just one click.These video's are awesome!
+Momo Thank you so much for ordering, that means a lot to me! Let me know how the bars turn out. =) Solid Bubble Bath Kit: www.brambleberry.com/Solid-Bubble-Bath-Kit-P5597.aspx
+Soap Queen TV Just made these for the first time. Omg they came out awesome! This recipe is perfect! I watched this video while I made them. ..lol I was so surprised how easy this was. I didn't need any extra powder on the wax paper . Nothing stuck at all . Like I said it was perfect! :) Thanks so much! You did a wonderful job perfecting this recipe!!
You have a great presentation and are an inspiration to new soapers. We all appreciate your contributions to the community! Of course I had many failed batches and many successful ones, too. That goes with it. Keep up the good work!
Why is it, that in all of these soap making videos, the women who make soaps are always so bubbly? (see what I did there...but it's true none the less :-)
I tried it out and it works super well. I followed this exact recipe and my mom loves it. For me I made something more fruity but I can't remember which fragrance oil I used since there is no more and I did this bath bomb like a month ago.
Hi Anne-Marie you mention to add powdered colorant like Micas when mixing dry ingredients, but then later say to seperate the mix into two containers add then you added liquid colorant. Should I seperate my mixture up in the powdered stage before adding SLSA and add colorant at that step? Also what if you wanted to do more than 2 colors or gragrances. Is that possible as well?
Hi Mikayla Keats! Arrowroot powder would be a good substitute for tapioca powder. However, you may want to make a small test batch just to check the end results. That's always a good idea when you substitute ingredients. =) Arrowroot powder: www.brambleberry.com/Arrowroot-Powder-P3706.aspx
Greetings, Since the soild bubble bath bars are still not dry, I crumbled the soild bubble bath bars and plucked out all of the peppermint leaves. I used a scalloped circular cookie cutter to reshape the soild bubble bath bars. They look 100% better! No brown spots!
Hello! That's awesome, I'm glad that worked out for you! Also, we haven't used parsley in cosmetics, but because it's natural it will eventually turn brown. It may just take longer than others!
Hi Gwenavere samson! A bath bomb is a combination of citric acid and baking soda. Instead of citric acid, these bars have SLSA for great bubbles in your tub. Both are super fun to make and use. =) Learn more in the Bath Fizzy video: th-cam.com/video/jgODHmkSTqQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi Thank you for the video, I have a question. I followed your recipe to make bubble scoops. I made them all went well. BUT I waited 5 days and they never got dry. I crumbled them up and put them in my mixer and added almost a 1/2 cup cornstarch. I am wondering if they will ever dry and firm enough to package.
Hi! I was just wondering if there's anything that could be used in this recipe as a substitute for SLSA, as I'm trying to avoid all sulfates and synthetics in my products! Thanks for the great tutorial!
Thank you for your quick response! I know the would bubble bath are fine to use despite its appearance. I was planning on selling or giving these as Xmas gifts. I just don't think the receiver would fully understand or appreciate the science of oxidation, lol. Thanks for the link too.
To Soap Queen TV. would it be okay to add citric acid to this recipe? Or is it truly not necessary or would it mess it up instead? Thank you for all of your wonderful videos.
I would recommend leaving it out. This recipe is designed to bubble in the tub, so you don't need the citric acid to create that fizzing! If you prefer both bubbles and fizz, I would recommend these Aloe Bubble Bath Bombs: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/bath-fizzies/aloe-bubble-bath-bombs/
Love this video ❤️!!! I have a quick question instead of rolling and cutting, is it possible to use a silicone mold from BB I have the circle, rectangle,square, 9!cube molds, Do you have a video on making solid Bubble Bars using a mold. Thanks A,nna
+A'nnamaria Davis So glad you love the video! As for putting the bars in a mold, I'm not entirely sure. The bubble bars are very wet when they're first made. My worry is that they would stick to the sides of the silicone mold, and not want to come out. If you do put the bars in a silicone mold, I would recommend making a small test batch to see how it works. =)
just wondering if anyone else have had this recipe go "grey" on them? I have made it several times with wonderful results!This last 3 batches have all turned dull nasty colours but bars work fine! Not too sure what I did?? Any insight? Beautiful tutorial!! Keep them coming!
+Janet Bellanger Hmm, that's strange! We haven't had that happen in our bubble bar tests. Did you make any substitutions in the recipe? Let me know and we'll get this figured out. =)
@TracyVu It's pretty self-explanatory. After rolling it and cutting off a chunk, sit it up on the counter, and mold/twist with your hands into the "mountain" shape.
You can use the Bramble Berry Fragrance Calculator! Select the “Salts” option, then select the oil you’re using and the calculator will tell you how much to use in your recipe. Some essential oils like cinnamon or clove can cause irritation so you'll want to avoid using them. Make sure to read the descriptions on BrambleBerry.com to see if the essential oil causes irritation. =) Essential Oils: www.brambleberry.com/Essential-Oils-C157.aspx Fragrance Calculator: www.brambleberry.com/Pages/Fragrance-Calculator.aspx
I'm thinking the reason my bar never really dried hard was because I'm pretty sure I didn't mix my wet ingredients until they reached the consistency that yours did. That's the only difference I can see. I will give it another shot and hopefully something simple as mixing the liquid completely will make the difference in my finished product. Thanks for sharing.....De'
I would recommend decreasing the liquid in this recipe to compensate for the extra moisture in the air! You can add about .5-1 ounce less glycerin/castor oil. That will make the bars a bit more dry. I would also recommend running a fan over the solid bubble bath as it dries. You can also use a dehumidifier to absorb extra moisture in the air. =)
I have a question. on your blog, you have a solid bubble bath (from this feb) and it has SLS. what is the diffenence and are they interchangable. thanks for the videos. love them.
Hi Taylor! You can find all the ingredients at brambleberry.com! Have fun making the bars. =) Solid Bubble Bath Kit: www.brambleberry.com/Solid-Bubble-Bath-Kit-P5597.aspx
I just wanted to give you a tip.. With ziplock bags or the plastic bags you use to put icing in you can put the bag in a cup.. :) thank you so much for reading
Hi organicbeauty star! You can find cream of tartar and SLSA at BrambleBerry.com. =) Cream of Tartar: www.brambleberry.com/Cream-of-Tartar-P5235.aspx SLSA: www.brambleberry.com/Sodium-Lauryl-Sulfoacetate-SLSA-P5244.aspx Also, thanks so much for your suggestion! We also have some recipes for facial masks and soap you may like. I'll include a couple links below! How to Make Cleansing Clay Masks: th-cam.com/video/tXHdirIvxSA/w-d-xo.html Fresh Face Cleansing Bars: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/melt-and-pour-soap/cleansing-soap-dry-oily-skin/
+Kelly Thomas (All Things Nice) Hi Kelly! We recommend adding mica to the powder ingredients. I would recommend starting off with a small amount - about 1/4 tsp. Then, mix it in until it's fully incorporated. If you want it a bit more colorful, you can add more mica from there. Don't add too much, otherwise it can transfer to the tub. A small test batch would be helpful to determine the color amount. =) Micas: www.brambleberry.com/Micas-C46.aspx
Hi there! I found this combination of ingredients to result in the best bubble bath, but if you'd like, you could certainly experiment with different oils. I would recommend making small tests batches first =)
+xalliejeannex I'm not entirely sure! The bubble bars are very wet when they're first made. My worry is that they would stick to the sides of the silicone mold, and not want to come out. If you do put the bars in a silicone mold, I would recommend making a small test batch to see how it works. =)
They are similar! The tapioca powder used in this recipe is modified with silicone. That gives it a lovely silky feeling on the skin. If you don't have that powder you can use flour. It will have less of a silky feeling in the bars. I would also recommend a small test batch to ensure the flour works well. =) Tapioca powder: www.brambleberry.com/Tapioca-Powder-P3803.aspx
So how much should you use in a regular bath? A guesstimate of how many ounces would be nice just so I know how many baths I'd be able to enjoy with the log made with this recipe. :)
Dear Marie-Ann, thank you for that perfect Video. I´d like to do this Bubble Bath with my daugther. But we are from Germany and we are wondering about the "Creme of Tartar". When i translate i get, that it is a special mix of baking soda with corn Starch and tartar acid. Which i can buy here in Germany (abour 25 % of tartar acid). But when i see the INCI there is something else inside. Do you have Ideas if i can use our pendant of Creme of Tartar for Baking exacly? Thank you for your help. Jessica
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Hi I made your bubble bars just before Xmas and they worked wonderfully. Made a bunch after Xmas and they all cracked on day 6. Do you have any idea why that is. I live in Vancouver British Columbia. Same weather as where you are. I even tried another batch and put a dehumidifier in the room and that did not make a difference. Also is it better to wrap them after they are dry or leave them without a wrap till you sell. I wrapped some and they started changing colour. Please help. I love your recipe and would just like to know what to do instead of having to find another one.
I’ve been researching the labeling guidelines for this kind of product, but it’s so confusing. Do you have any label templates that would abide by FDA guidelines?
+Merc J If too much LabColor is used, it can color the bath tub. The good news is it is easy to wipe away with a paper towel! Also, we tried this recipe and found there is little to no color left on the tub afterward. =)
Hi Ann Marie, Love your channel! I was just wondering how you get around Lush's patent that they have on solid bubble bath? I'm interested to know whether it applies to these or not? A lot of people make things to sell so would they get into trouble making these?
+Marie-Christine Vallières We have found SLSA is the best thing for creating bubbles in this recipe. We haven't found an alternative (besides SLS) that works well. If you make this recipe, I would recommend using SLSA or SLS. SLSA: www.brambleberry.com/Sodium-Lauryl-Sulfoacetate-SLSA-P5244.aspx SLS: www.brambleberry.com/Sodium-Lauryl-Sulfate-P3562.aspx If you prefer to work without SLSA, you may like bath bombs! They are made with citric acid and baking soda and fizz nicely in the tub. =) Find some great recipes on our Soap Queen blog: www.soapqueen.com/category/bath-and-body-tutorials/bath-fizzies/
Hi Maryum Raza! This is more of an advanced recipe, but we have a lot of great simple recipes on SoapQueen.com you may like! I'll include some links. =) Mini Heart Bath Bombs: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/bath-fizzies/show-love/ Sparkle Power Bath Bomb Tutorial: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/bath-fizzies/sparkle-power-bath-bomb-tutorial/
simoliz03 Hi there! We sell the products to make this Solid Bubble Bath! You can find them at BrambleBerry.com. =) Solid Bubble Bath: www.brambleberry.com/Solid-Bubble-Bath-Kit-P5597.aspx
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 made an entire ''loaf'' and put it in to see what would happen and it was awesome
Michelle Miller oh lord
I like how you think
How'd it go?
There are four people in this world...
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Thanks so much for watching Krazy Karissa!
Can i not add tapioca powder?? I cant find it where i live :'( damn you Mexico and your economy
+Maki Garza We did a lot of testing on this recipe and don't recommend making any changes or substitutions. You may be able to find tapioca powder online, like Amazon. =)
+Soap Queen TV how did you measure everything
+Soap Queen TV guess who's making bubble bars on April! At least I was able to get the tapioca powder, but it will take up to 1 and a half months to get to Mexico :'(
+awesomegirl01 Right!?
So glad you love it Lucy Hershenson!
I'm so excited to try this. I noticed you guys do approve use of a mica colorant in this recipe. Polysorbate 80 is often used to prevent staining with mica colorants, and I was wondering if there's room in this recipe to add some! Could you possibly replace some of the glycerin with polysorbate 80? Thanks in advance!
Hi Natalie!
I would not recommend using food flavoring for bath and body products. If you're looking to add some vanilla fragrance this recipe, I would recommend Vanilla Fragrance Oils! =)
Vanilla Fragrance Oils: www.brambleberry.com/Search.aspx?k=vanilla+fragrance+oil
I should have listened to you! I didn't buy a mask because I didn't think the SLSA would be that bad if I was careful. Boy was I wrong. As I carefully scooped it out of the bag I immediately stared coughing. I ended up finished the measuring and stirring steps while breathing through a paper towel. I will get a mask before I make the 2nd batch of bars I have planned. They look lovely though. Can't wait for them to be dry enough!
Hi Sarah!
SLSA can definitely cause some sensitivity! Also, I'm glad you like this recipe. =)
I'm watching. Can't get enough of Soap Queens videos.
I just ordered this! Can't wait to try it! Love that you've put everything all together when purchasing. Super convenient, just one click.These video's are awesome!
+Momo Thank you so much for ordering, that means a lot to me! Let me know how the bars turn out. =)
Solid Bubble Bath Kit: www.brambleberry.com/Solid-Bubble-Bath-Kit-P5597.aspx
+Soap Queen TV Just made these for the first time. Omg they came out awesome! This recipe is perfect! I watched this video while I made them. ..lol
I was so surprised how easy this was. I didn't need any extra powder on the wax paper . Nothing stuck at all . Like I said it was perfect! :) Thanks so much! You did a wonderful job perfecting this recipe!!
+Momo So glad to hear they turned out well! Thank you so much for saying so. Enjoy. =)
I love your personality, so positive :)
settofailx Thank you so much! Also, thanks for watching. =)
You should do a DIY on lush's fun!
You have a great presentation and are an inspiration to new soapers. We all appreciate your contributions to the community! Of course I had many failed batches and many successful ones, too. That goes with it. Keep up the good work!
Why is it, that in all of these soap making videos, the women who make soaps are always so bubbly? (see what I did there...but it's true none the less :-)
Ha, too funny!
***** I am happy you got the joke. It was a bit cheesy, i'll admit, but it works :-)
Venusstar22 imi
Probably because it's so exciting and fun!!
I tried it out and it works super well. I followed this exact recipe and my mom loves it. For me I made something more fruity but I can't remember which fragrance oil I used since there is no more and I did this bath bomb like a month ago.
+Sophie Bernardo So glad your mom loves the bubble bars Sophie! It's one of my favorite recipes to make. =)
HEY!!! I just purchased celestial waters. It came in the mail today, and it smells great.
one of the best recipies for bubble bars ive seen in SOOO long!
+XXCraftyCreationsXX Thank you so much, glad you like this recipe! =)
Just finished making my/your Solid Bubble Bath Bar...it worked out perfectly!! Thank you so much for the tutorial and recipe!!
Hi Anne-Marie you mention to add powdered colorant like Micas when mixing dry ingredients, but then later say to seperate the mix into two containers add then you added liquid colorant. Should I seperate my mixture up in the powdered stage before adding SLSA and add colorant at that step? Also what if you wanted to do more than 2 colors or gragrances. Is that possible as well?
Awesome recipe and tutorial, as always! I've never made solid bubble bath bars. I will to try soon. All hail the Queen :-)
So glad you like the tutorial! Have fun making them. =)
Hi Mikayla Keats!
Arrowroot powder would be a good substitute for tapioca powder. However, you may want to make a small test batch just to check the end results. That's always a good idea when you substitute ingredients. =)
Arrowroot powder: www.brambleberry.com/Arrowroot-Powder-P3706.aspx
I've been watching your videos since 2009. Never got bored xx
AAAHHHHH! I've been waiting for this tutorial forever! :D I'm so happy it's here now!
Love this! BUT..SLS is sooooo bad for the oxigen in the ocean for the fish!! can I avoid theSLS?
Thanks Anne congrats on your baby!
Greetings,
Since the soild bubble bath bars are still not dry, I crumbled the soild bubble bath bars and plucked out all of the peppermint leaves. I used a scalloped circular cookie cutter to reshape the soild bubble bath bars. They look 100% better! No brown spots!
Hello!
That's awesome, I'm glad that worked out for you!
Also, we haven't used parsley in cosmetics, but because it's natural it will eventually turn brown. It may just take longer than others!
Your videos are the best soap videos out there! Thank you so much !
Hi Gwenavere samson!
A bath bomb is a combination of citric acid and baking soda. Instead of citric acid, these bars have SLSA for great bubbles in your tub. Both are super fun to make and use. =)
Learn more in the Bath Fizzy video: th-cam.com/video/jgODHmkSTqQ/w-d-xo.html
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I've done this with Jojoba oil and it worked great.
Is the is like lush bubble bars? Great video!
+Noah Coaster I believe it may be similar! This version is great for people who like to make DIY projects. =)
I’m glad you made these. I will never support lush so I’m glad I can make my own
Hi Thank you for the video, I have a question. I followed your recipe to make bubble scoops. I made them all went well. BUT I waited 5 days and they never got dry. I crumbled them up and put them in my mixer and added almost a 1/2 cup cornstarch. I am wondering if they will ever dry and firm enough to package.
btw, I find the similarity flattering. I'm not upset as you have been an inspiration to me.
Hi! I was just wondering if there's anything that could be used in this recipe as a substitute for SLSA, as I'm trying to avoid all sulfates and synthetics in my products! Thanks for the great tutorial!
It lathers up really nicely and even looks store bought! So professional!!!;)
Thanks Hana! Hope you get a chance to try this project, it's really fun to make. =)
So like a Lush Bubble Bar! I always wanted to make something like this xx
I love how much u know what u r doing!! I enjoyed the video I will be sure ti try and make it xx
I'm definately going to give these a go, they look fab.
Who else came here because of wanting to see if they were like the Lush bars?
Abalone Waters I know for a fact at LUSH they put their bubble bars in the fridge to dry!
@@cherrybello thanks for that , imma try that trick! hehe
Thanks! I really appreciate how fast you answer my questions.
your videos are just amazing, Anne-Marie! honestly, you're doing such an awesome job.
Awesome!! I love this dry bubble bath idea!!
Yay!!! I'm gonna make this before I leave for my holiday to enjoy bubbles in the tub!
I've made bubble bars, it's easy. I have sensitive skin and use slsa which is mild. I'd advise using a mask .
Thank You! I just made my first batch, I can't wait to try them!
That's awesome! =)
Thank you for your quick response! I know the would bubble bath are fine to use despite its appearance. I was planning on selling or giving these as Xmas gifts. I just don't think the receiver would fully understand or appreciate the science of oxidation, lol. Thanks for the link too.
You are very welcome! =)
To Soap Queen TV. would it be okay to add citric acid to this recipe? Or is it truly not necessary or would it mess it up instead? Thank you for all of your wonderful videos.
I would recommend leaving it out. This recipe is designed to bubble in the tub, so you don't need the citric acid to create that fizzing! If you prefer both bubbles and fizz, I would recommend these Aloe Bubble Bath Bombs: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/bath-fizzies/aloe-bubble-bath-bombs/
Thank you very much. Will try it😃
Love this video ❤️!!! I have a quick question instead of rolling and cutting, is it possible to use a silicone mold from BB I have the circle, rectangle,square, 9!cube molds, Do you have a video on making solid Bubble Bars using a mold. Thanks A,nna
+A'nnamaria Davis So glad you love the video! As for putting the bars in a mold, I'm not entirely sure. The bubble bars are very wet when they're first made. My worry is that they would stick to the sides of the silicone mold, and not want to come out. If you do put the bars in a silicone mold, I would recommend making a small test batch to see how it works. =)
just wondering if anyone else have had this recipe go "grey" on them? I have made it several times with wonderful results!This last 3 batches have all turned dull nasty colours but bars work fine! Not too sure what I did?? Any insight? Beautiful tutorial!! Keep them coming!
+Janet Bellanger Hmm, that's strange! We haven't had that happen in our bubble bar tests. Did you make any substitutions in the recipe? Let me know and we'll get this figured out. =)
@TracyVu It's pretty self-explanatory. After rolling it and cutting off a chunk, sit it up on the counter, and mold/twist with your hands into the "mountain" shape.
Cool tutorial but how much essential oil do you use if you don't want to use the fragrance oil? And will the colored water color you?
You can use the Bramble Berry Fragrance Calculator! Select the “Salts” option, then select the oil you’re using and the calculator will tell you how much to use in your recipe. Some essential oils like cinnamon or clove can cause irritation so you'll want to avoid using them. Make sure to read the descriptions on BrambleBerry.com to see if the essential oil causes irritation. =)
Essential Oils: www.brambleberry.com/Essential-Oils-C157.aspx
Fragrance Calculator: www.brambleberry.com/Pages/Fragrance-Calculator.aspx
Thanks! Can't wait to try it
I'm thinking the reason my bar never really dried hard was because I'm pretty sure I didn't mix my wet ingredients until they reached the consistency that yours did. That's the only difference I can see. I will give it another shot and hopefully something simple as mixing the liquid completely will make the difference in my finished product. Thanks for sharing.....De'
You're welcome! It may also be your environment. Do you live in a fairly humid place?
+Soap Queen TV yes, humidity is 50% or more a lot of the times. Is there anything that can be done to compensate for the humidity?
I would recommend decreasing the liquid in this recipe to compensate for the extra moisture in the air! You can add about .5-1 ounce less glycerin/castor oil. That will make the bars a bit more dry. I would also recommend running a fan over the solid bubble bath as it dries. You can also use a dehumidifier to absorb extra moisture in the air. =)
I have a question. on your blog, you have a solid bubble bath (from this feb) and it has SLS. what is the diffenence and are they interchangable. thanks for the videos. love them.
Way to go AM! Great job! Xx
Is it possible to use another kind of oil (such as sweet almond, apricot kernel, etc.) instead of the castor?
I definitely want to try to do this at home. Where would I be able to find these ingredients? An answer as soon as possible would be very helpful
Hi Taylor!
You can find all the ingredients at brambleberry.com! Have fun making the bars. =)
Solid Bubble Bath Kit: www.brambleberry.com/Solid-Bubble-Bath-Kit-P5597.aspx
Your hair looks great in this video!
Kat Wagner Thank you so much, that's so nice of you to say!
I love them I don't take it but I like it so how did you got that ?
Hi there!
I'm a little confused by the question, sorry about that! What can I help you out with?
I'm going to make these for a craft show I've been watching a lot of bubble bar videos!
+K Corban That sounds like an awesome idea! I think your customers will love them. =)
I just wanted to give you a tip.. With ziplock bags or the plastic bags you use to put icing in you can put the bag in a cup.. :) thank you so much for reading
Omg that is so clever they look so cool!!!
+Tony Farias Thanks Tony! =)
Hi Nicole E! The great news is you can find any ingredients you don't have at home at brambleberry.com. =)
Thank you so much for your reply, I will go ahead and check that out. I will keep checking your channel for more natural recipes. Thanks again! ;)
Awesome! Thank you so much! I can't wait to make these.
Have fun Maria!
Hi Ayshia Maher!
So glad you like the tutorial! We wanted to create our own bubble bars at home. I hope you give this recipe a try. =)
This was so much fun and beautiful to make and give
Secret Style I'm so glad to hear that! I bet your friends and family loved their handmade gift. =)
Hi organicbeauty star!
You can find cream of tartar and SLSA at BrambleBerry.com. =)
Cream of Tartar: www.brambleberry.com/Cream-of-Tartar-P5235.aspx
SLSA: www.brambleberry.com/Sodium-Lauryl-Sulfoacetate-SLSA-P5244.aspx
Also, thanks so much for your suggestion! We also have some recipes for facial masks and soap you may like. I'll include a couple links below!
How to Make Cleansing Clay Masks: th-cam.com/video/tXHdirIvxSA/w-d-xo.html
Fresh Face Cleansing Bars: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/melt-and-pour-soap/cleansing-soap-dry-oily-skin/
In episode 8 did you make those popsicle soaps and if u did can you make a video of it pretty please!
Ok=) I am going to try to make them, because they look fun!
hi Anne-Marie, if you're adding mica before you make the dough do you add it to powder ingredients or the wet ingredients?
+Kelly Thomas (All Things Nice) Hi Kelly! We recommend adding mica to the powder ingredients. I would recommend starting off with a small amount - about 1/4 tsp. Then, mix it in until it's fully incorporated. If you want it a bit more colorful, you can add more mica from there. Don't add too much, otherwise it can transfer to the tub. A small test batch would be helpful to determine the color amount. =)
Micas: www.brambleberry.com/Micas-C46.aspx
Is there a substitute to glycerine I could use that would be equivalent?
Thanks so much for this wonderful idea...I love the end of your videos..you crack me up !!!!!
Can you use different oils? for example coconut or olive? or maybe herb enhanced carrier oils?
Hi there! I found this combination of ingredients to result in the best bubble bath, but if you'd like, you could certainly experiment with different oils. I would recommend making small tests batches first =)
Why do you need the cream of tartar or the tapioca stuff?
If you're not doing this swirl pattern, can you press the mixture into a silicone mold to harden? Or do you have to sushi it out and cut it like this?
+xalliejeannex I'm not entirely sure! The bubble bars are very wet when they're first made. My worry is that they would stick to the sides of the silicone mold, and not want to come out. If you do put the bars in a silicone mold, I would recommend making a small test batch to see how it works. =)
hello how are you? is tapioca powder and tapioca flour the same thing?
They are similar! The tapioca powder used in this recipe is modified with silicone. That gives it a lovely silky feeling on the skin. If you don't have that powder you can use flour. It will have less of a silky feeling in the bars. I would also recommend a small test batch to ensure the flour works well. =)
Tapioca powder: www.brambleberry.com/Tapioca-Powder-P3803.aspx
does it NEED to be made just with castor oil? or can i make it with some other oil?
So how much should you use in a regular bath? A guesstimate of how many ounces would be nice just so I know how many baths I'd be able to enjoy with the log made with this recipe. :)
Dear Marie-Ann, thank you for that perfect Video. I´d like to do this Bubble Bath with my daugther. But we are from Germany and we are wondering about the "Creme of Tartar". When i translate i get, that it is a special mix of baking soda with corn Starch and tartar acid. Which i can buy here in Germany (abour 25 % of tartar acid). But when i see the INCI there is something else inside. Do you have Ideas if i can use our pendant of Creme of Tartar for Baking exacly? Thank you for your help. Jessica
Nein, du brauchst Reinweinstein!
Nicht die pure Weinsäure und kein Weinsteinbackpulver!
Weinstein gibt es hier leider nicht einfach im Rewe oder im DM, das wirst du nur online finden, z.B. beim Stübener Kräutergarten
would the liquid SLSA work? I didn't know there was to different kinds of SLSA so now I have a gallon of liquid SLSA rrrr
Aww I wish soap queen can post a video every week it day
Great video as always! Thanks!
Could you also use Almond oil instead of Castor oil?
Hi is liquid vegetable glycerin. The same as just liquid glycerin?
Thanks you so much for this! yay! I was wondering I have powdered Bioterge AS90 Surfactant is it ok if I use this surfactant instead?
Hi, can you please tell me how to make a swirl mountain shape bubble bar? Thank u
Hi I made your bubble bars just before Xmas and they worked wonderfully. Made a bunch after Xmas and they all cracked on day 6. Do you have any idea why that is. I live in Vancouver British Columbia. Same weather as where you are. I even tried another batch and put a dehumidifier in the room and that did not make a difference. Also is it better to wrap them after they are dry or leave them without a wrap till you sell. I wrapped some and they started changing colour. Please help. I love your recipe and would just like to know what to do instead of having to find another one.
Danielle Deroy I know at LUSH they put their freshly made bubble bars in the fridge to dry. Hope this helps 😊
I’ve been researching the labeling guidelines for this kind of product, but it’s so confusing. Do you have any label templates that would abide by FDA guidelines?
Hi soap queen im 9 and loves baths nd also gems so on and so on so can you make gem shaped soaps thanks
Jeny
Hi Jeny!
We have a fun video on gemstone soaps you make like. =)
Beginner's Soapmaking Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/mwtNblDKmfk/w-d-xo.html
I have a question regarding substitution of the salsa. Would coco betaine be a substitute for Slsa and if so how much can be used in this recipe.
Good Evening ..Would it not be more easy and less messy to use a mixer like a Kitchen Aid ? Just thought I would ask
+Ed Port I think that would be just fine! We didn't try this in a mixer, so you may want to make a small test batch to see how it works. =)
So excited to try AM! Thank you. You are the queen sweetie.
Would the colouring in the water stain your skin or the bathtub? Is there any residue in the tub afterwards?
+Merc J If too much LabColor is used, it can color the bath tub. The good news is it is easy to wipe away with a paper towel! Also, we tried this recipe and found there is little to no color left on the tub afterward. =)
+Soap Queen TV Okay perfect! Thanks so much :) I'm so excited to try!
+Merc J You're welcome! Have fun. =)
Hi Ann Marie,
Love your channel!
I was just wondering how you get around Lush's patent that they have on solid bubble bath? I'm interested to know whether it applies to these or not? A lot of people make things to sell so would they get into trouble making these?
I can't stop watching these soap videos lol
+Robot gamer Thanks for watching! =)
Me again with the same question ;) Can we replace SLSA with a natural product ? Thank's a lot !!
+Marie-Christine Vallières We have found SLSA is the best thing for creating bubbles in this recipe. We haven't found an alternative (besides SLS) that works well. If you make this recipe, I would recommend using SLSA or SLS.
SLSA: www.brambleberry.com/Sodium-Lauryl-Sulfoacetate-SLSA-P5244.aspx
SLS: www.brambleberry.com/Sodium-Lauryl-Sulfate-P3562.aspx
If you prefer to work without SLSA, you may like bath bombs! They are made with citric acid and baking soda and fizz nicely in the tub. =)
Find some great recipes on our Soap Queen blog: www.soapqueen.com/category/bath-and-body-tutorials/bath-fizzies/
I have all of these items on hand except the modified tapioca starch, will this recipe still work if I just add .6oz extra corn starch instead?
I've tried so many fails...this is amazing.im allergic to slsa..can I use sls in place?
Hi Maryum Raza!
This is more of an advanced recipe, but we have a lot of great simple recipes on SoapQueen.com you may like! I'll include some links. =)
Mini Heart Bath Bombs: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/bath-fizzies/show-love/
Sparkle Power Bath Bomb Tutorial: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/bath-fizzies/sparkle-power-bath-bomb-tutorial/
Soap queen must smell really good xD
How much SLSA? I seemed to have missed the measurements being mentioned on that. Hope you reply :)
Rebecca check the description box!!
Do you sell products? They look amazing!
simoliz03 Hi there!
We sell the products to make this Solid Bubble Bath! You can find them at BrambleBerry.com. =)
Solid Bubble Bath: www.brambleberry.com/Solid-Bubble-Bath-Kit-P5597.aspx