Trying "ART KITS" I Found On WISH?!! YIKES...

[@crystalBall9287]

The bath bomb ingredients are actually standard for making those things and fairly safe. Sodium Bicarbonate = Baking soda. All of the different colorants are standard as well. That scary warning is to make you aware that these raw materials can be irritating. Diluted in water, they become basically harmless. You just need to be aware if you have specific allergies. 👍 Not all chemicals are bad. Science is good.

[@meaganstratton1733]

That is a great point Crystal. I have had issues with baking soda being an ingredient in deodorant. I do use baking soda water to clean my hair though and have not had issues with it as a hair was for 7 years, including rinsing my hair in the shower. Some parts of the body are quite sensitive and others are not as much. Watering it down can dilute it to small amounts and would likely be fine compared to rubbing deodorant (a baking soda mixed paste) directly onto sensitive skin. On the other hand, my husband is allergic to avocado (not latex), which is often used in toiletries. A small amount can trigger an awful rash for him and he has even had issues with me using it. We cannot buy anything with avocado oil in it as he gets a rash. I love ingredient lists and they are important for people who do have issues to judge if they should try the product or not.

[@amydand]

The lakes is what she’s talking about because In painting and other things these are toxic.

[@noemirios7902]

@@amydand those lakes are FDA approved for cosmetics, literally one internet search can tell you what is and what isn't toxic from an ingredients label.

[@thesoutherncowgirlpoet]

As and American, I recognize those dyes as very common in food products. Like candies, sugary drinks, and pre-packaged snack foods. America has very low standards when it comes to food and the general population basically just eats poison.

[@Lyysabeth]

@@amydand the bath bomb kit she got is actually sold in large chain stores in Australia. identical brand. The products are safe to use.

[@alethealarrad-tye3299]

a someone who used to do paper quilling, there's a really easy way to make hearts! just make 2 big circles, then on each one pinch one half into a point. This should make them both tear drop shaped. then you just glue the 2 drops together!

[@ducc0287]

Paper quilling is so cool, i used to do it with my friend as she would teach me what she learnt from her club that did it

[@december_2478]

There is a easier way..... Just make a circle and pinch one end and the other just push the other end with the tools and boom u got a heart

[@mehekhumairah3436]

@@ducc0287 I tried paper quilling too and I found it really satisfying. And I manged to make my sis a keychain 😊

[@DestinyShiva]

To clarify - as someone who works in the toy industry -- Things like 'Red 7 Lake', etc, are just names of pigments! No more dangerous than a pigment you'd use for art. They're safe for kids over a certain age, so there's no reason to be concerned about them :) (Unless you plan on trying to eat them, but I think even the kids who these kits are aimed for are smart enough not to do that!)

[@FranNyan]

The entire list is actually food dyes. Normally seen as FD&C Red 40 and the like. Check the ingredient lists of any colored candy you have in the house, you're gonna find at least one of them on there.

[@dawnchesbro4189]

@@FranNyan yes, and guess what! Food dyes stain skin! Wanna take a bath in food dye and end up like a giant blueberry?

[@FranNyan]

@@dawnchesbro4189 If you're putting in enough dye that it stains your skin, you're really doing it wrong. Most soaps and bath products have dyes in them and haven't ever heard any case of someone getting a tint to their skin because of the dark swatch of red 40 in their candy cane soap bar, or the blue in their dandruff shampoo. Same how most food dyes don't make your tongue change color because they're used in moderation, or how you can rinse off the residue of hard candies if they get wet in your hands. A bathbomb would have to be solid dye for it to make bathwater stain the skin. That's entirely not the issue at all.

[@dawnchesbro4189]

@@FranNyan I've used bath bombs made by Lush that used food dyes (in the early years they used food dyes). They've stained my skin and bathtub. But bath bombs made by royalty soaps that uses soap pigments don't stain my skin.

[@thatssoari3533]

@@dawnchesbro4189 lake means its not food grade, and its safe for cosmetic up to a certain volume, especially diluted in water. its a pigment, and is actually safer than the food grade dyes that we eat and that goes into our digestive system, which is even worse because we do not eat the pigments, it just touches our skin. the warning is like with all things, if you have certain allergies or sensitivities it may irritate your skin. its not a list of food dyes.the ingredient wasnt red 40, it was red lake. maybe research instead of looking stupid

[@miaikonteras4006]

TBH "I just sat here the ENTIRE TIME and now my tool is GONE" is such a mood. Happens to me all the time (pens, wacom pen, nailfile, even one of my knitting needles WHILE CHANGING ROWS). You are not alone, Chloe. Edited to add: The christmas ornament with the paper curls you did at the end was absolutely darling and definitely something I'd hang up as a seasonal decoration.

[@JayofallTrades]

Chloe's disappointment about not getting a unicorn is such a mood. I definitely would be that kid upset that i didn't get a unicorn. Take the turd and give me my unicorn 🦄

[@NoodleHausColubrids]

To Chloe and everyone else complaining about the contents of those bath bombs, those are normal ingredients. I find it rather disheartening that instead of doing a quick search on the items included in the kit, you immediately treated them as dangerous and disgusting, despite every ingredient listed being approved as safe for cosmetic use, with wide use in the bath product industry. While I wouldn't generally suggest dyes without doing patch tests to make sure you're not sensitive, all of these warnings are perfectly normal for a kit like this meant for kids. The "may cause skin irritation" is because you are working with powdered acid & base (citric acid & baking soda) and those if left directly on skin (not when diluted in bath water) can cause irritation, much like citrus juice can. The acid & base are what makes bath bombs fizz, much like a baking soda and vinegar volcano.

[@petiteflower5259]

Kind of odd that someone who works with paint would be so afraid of colors, right?

[@beckylimonextras]

@@petiteflower5259 i mean personally, im allergic go Red 40 and Red 40 Lake, its really common to have skin allergies to those (im also allergic to ingesting them) so maybe thats where she was coming from in that? Maybe not! but personally thats why I would be worried about the kit

[@petiteflower5259]

@@beckylimonextras That's not what it seemed like, she was just reading them off like the cosmetic-safe dyes were toxic waste or something. Of course anyone with an allergy should read ingredients, that is why they are listed, but for most people this kit is just fine to use as directed.

[@NoodleHausColubrids]

@@petiteflower5259 It really baffles me. I understand the "official" colour names can sound intimidating, and that the warning of irritation on a skin use product can be concerning, but one would think if a person was concerned about an item's safety, they'd at least Google it or something. I've seen Chloe use far more hazardous products on this channel, so I definitely didn't expect her to be so put off & concerned by some common pigments and pantry items. Even if it's just for dramatization in the video, the comments here show just how influential her opinion (despite being outright wrong, factually) is.

[@beckylimonextras]

@@NoodleHausColubrids To be fair though, I thought she said at the end that she may be wrong and that maybe those are just the standard ingredients? I thought she kind of had that growth of opinion at the end. Also youre right about the warnings, those are there for people like me that have sensitive skin to steer clear of that kind of product

[@gracepalmer8185]

I'm so proud of how much you've grown as a person and as a channel! Looking at the 12k likes on a 2 year old video and seeing 16k likes 8 hours after uploading is such a huge leap!!

[@wahhbajack]

Hey just a heads up about better help: therapists hate them. They give you data to social media and theres no way to prove the coubselor is licensed in your state. Most therapists now will offer therapy via zoom now after an initial meeting. Better help also has a habit of getting you scheduled and never seeing you again lol

[@lifeunfiltered4822]

Not true. I work on better help and I love it.

[@lifeunfiltered4822]

You have to make your appointment. The therapist isn't going to chase you down.

[@danielletdg8423]

The moment you’re arguing with the air about how your quilling tool could have gone missing when you hadn’t moved, and then comment to your dog about how you lose things all the time… so relatable! ❤️😁

[@wintersprite]

Yes! I’m always losing part of what I’m working on, be it the project itself or one or more of the tools I’m using. It’s like “I JUST had it!”

[@TopFurret]

You, Nerdecrafter, ME, and rae were my jam back in the day

[@AnneStanDesigns]

Is it strange that my favorite videos are when you try out art and craft kits? 💕

[@Starrieyedhockey]

Ud love Nerdecrafter

[@JasperCasper24]

Agree

[@ADCArtAttack]

Duuude, no idea why I haven't had ANY updates, but your new set up is awesome! The lighting is great too!. 🙂

[@renmcg12]

It's like when you tried out the nostalgic 90s art kits, I just think about how much I would have loved these as a kid lol. I love watching these types of videos, brings me back to simpler times

[@darthcloudycoo]

This can’t possible go wrong 😂

[@mariebishop]

Ahh… I see you are new here 😉

[@belleekgirl]

As someone who does paper quilling- you didn't do too bad for a first time. It was slightly painful (and absolutely hysterical watching you loose your tools)- it happens all the time to me. If you decide to do more quilling- buy some clear tacky glue- it works the best. That quilling kit is not a bad one IMO. Thanks for the video- we need part 2 :)

[@liliwyx_badger]

I still fondly remember your wish art supply videos. I have been following for quite a while at this point. I still love your content!

[@heatherorr2116]

You know you aren’t supposed to glue it to the board but try and glue the circles together instead. Have lots of fun quilling. You’ve definitely made me smile today

[@larissanunes7350]

Quilling is my favorite handy craft! I am nowhere near a professional, but seeing you be surprised that you can squish it to make the shapes made me cackle lol. The secret to the size of the circles is how tight you roll it!

[@alyssastrassburg7827]

Girl, I’ve been watching your videos since the wish days when I was an art major. Now that I’ve switched career paths in grad school, your videos still remind me to take care of myself and do art more often ❤️

[@justasmalltowngirl774]

I did quilling as a kid! I haven't seen it around in over 20 years!

[@harpersmythe658]

The ‘paper wrapping’ is called ‘Quilling’. It is a very old craft (as far back as the 1500’s). I did it for many years when I started making cards in the early 1990’s because back then making cards wasn’t a ‘thing’ like it is now, so you had to make your own embellishments. It was my way of winding down after work, plus I was able to sell what I made.

[@blackrose538]

The Quilling kit is by far my favourite kit! Because I occasionally do some quilling, too and it's really fun! Not a lot to go wrong there in putting a kit together. You basically have all the tools you need to start out :)

[@mookzmom]

Can't wait to see part 2! You bring such joy to this old lady's heart.❤️ I found the quilling more interesting, since I haven't seen it done before, but loved both of your spins on the kits.

[@yellowchandler4561]

The little red Paper swirls look like candy!!!!😍😍😍

[@lovelessfurubakare]

I discovered your channel 5 years ago with the 'how not to fail at being an artist' video and I've been hooked to your content since. In fact, your channel was one of the main ones that helped inspire me to start a career in art and your funny hack testing videos helped get me through a bunch of sad days. Thanks for all you do Chloe ^-^

[@charlixo23]

I'm so happy you're revisting your roots on YT Chloe! I used to be obssessed by them and loved this video! Keep up the amazing job!

[@shannoncambridge4643]

I've been learning quilling for the last two years and have loved it. It is so relaxing but I just struggle to come up with the ideas and remembering how to make the shapes.

[@susanmiller6023]

I really liked the decoupage kit, you could make some really nice cards. Would you ever try a die cutting tool and cutting dies?

[@SoOriginalFace]

I remember the old wish videos! Long time fan Chloe

[@Mustlovebooks15]

Growing up my parents had a good friend that always got me art kits like these for every holiday. One of them was a paper bead making kit. So much fun

[@izwasaleem3007]

the purple and yellow one is my favourite

[@angelinaduvallcameron]

My favorite is the paper quilling kit. It looks fun.

[@fedupmomma1309]

I learned paper quilling from a wonderful lady who was 104 yrs old. Love the craft!

[@ekl99swift]

OMG I loved this video so much!! I had completely forgotten that I actually did paper quilling when I was about 10yo. Seeing this video made my heart so happy. Thank you so much Chloe for refreshing my childhood memories. I think you did a fantastic job. Take care of yourself xoxo 😘💕

[@barrycamilo5319]

Hi

[@SwtGrnEyed86]

"There's someone outside, staring...😳🤨" I make the same face at people that stare... This is why I love you. 🤣 I bought the same quilling kit when I got started with quilling, now I just buy the paper strips needed when I run out. I recommend quilling. Very therapeutic. 😊

[@davidlove236]

The quilling kit was my favorite, though both worked well. The ornament was a cool experiment!

[@carolann4714]

Would love to see more of these but I also think watching you do a paper quilling bear or stitch would be adorable!

[@paige8907]

No Chloe It literally never would have crossed my mind to put the paper swirls on a painting like that I think it added so much to that little ornament and I love it and would buy that

[@Taracinablue]

The quilling quit is actually pretty great--a super value for $6 (at least, I think that's the amount you said). I had fun with quilling as a kid; might mess around with it again sometime. You can make some cool things with it.

[@Maple10306]

We can also make earrings out of quilling too we just need to make a very little loose one that is hollow from the middle and stick it on top of the pattern and then just take the earring hooks and hook them on.I have made so many of them and they look so beautiful.

[@iniyama]

Haven't finished the video yet but I'm voting for part 2 and also if you have similar boxes/items you should compare them to the cheap wish stuff if possible

[@SOmeth1ngT]

I done quilling in primary school in art loved it, you dont need the tool you're using its 10x easier imo to quill with your hands/fingers

[@jennylawson1980]

Quilling is so relaxing. I still have a lot to learn, and there is a ton of channels out there to learn from. Good video today Chloe

[@espenmartinson897]

I love quilling! I don't get to do it as often as I'd like, but it's tons of fun!

[@chakshitamittal5805]

The quilling unlocked a new memory 🤯🥲

[@Glittered_Kitten]

Been here for many years, absolutely love seeing what you create, and love your supply/kit reviews!

[@jessicafutrell3204]

I don't see anything that makes this kit particularly unsafe. Baking soda is a base and can cause irritation to your skin. Citric acid is an acid so it could cause irritation to your skin. But after its dipped in water they dissolve and chemically reacted with each other, creating neutral chemicals, water, salt and carbon dioxide. It is a fancy way of adding epsom and fragrance to a bath. Even the dyes you described are just food coloring. You can get these ingredients from the baking aisle of your grocery store. Mix them in a bowl with a whisk and mold them in some clear craft Christmas bulbs to make more. I have done this with my children since they were 4 years old and never had an incident.

[@jacquelineturbitt5509]

The quilling kit looks really great....I have always wanted to try quilling and you made it look easy....thank you for another great video....I watch them everytime you come out with aa new video and always love them....tthank you for a notherr great one....Oh I hope you keep trying the quilling and let us know your progress.....maybe a quilling part two...

[@a3hlee]

I watched those old wish videos way back then and I'm still here ever since!😃

[@Deadinsidebuttyfortrying]

I’ve been watching you for like 3-2 years ish and I love you soo much

[@march6693]

I love quilling. I learned everything from KZbin. That was my favorite.

[@MilouLois]

I did vind your channel through those old video's! And i never stopped wachting since then😄

[@CraftinColour]

The way you deal with someone staring at you from outside! XD

[@Supernovafruitloop]

Me mum used to do paper quilling (it hurts her hands now), one of the last things she made was a set of two 3d teacups and saucers for a friend's ruby anniversary, they were so pretty. She tried to teach me paper quilling but I'm too heavy handed and butchered everything xD still fun to give it a go though.

[@dthomp06]

I really liked the Quilling kit. Been wanting to try that some time.

[@Drummerchef13]

Quilling is so much fun. I haven't done it for ages but I had so much fun with it

[@StunningEmu]

Love the lighting ✨

[@isl2006]

Hey Chloe!! Love your hair 💖 always looking forward to your vids

[@plumsparkles945]

Ikr her hair is so pretty!

[@AnotherMADCreation]

That was actually a really good bath bomb kit, minus the gimmicky stirring orb. The quilling kit was my favorite, I've been interested in trying one.... You may have talked me into it!

[@TheMonarchofGold]

I love the idea at the end of repurposing old artwork with new ideas!

[@pakese30]

I’ve been with you from back then Chloe, I’ve actually been really lucky with all of the art supplies I’ve got from Wish, I still use it on and off actually. They’re actually selling from more than just China now too, there’s U.K. and USA sellers tho the majority is still China based. I hope your dad is doing much better too.

[@brickbard]

I am one of the people who originally liked you through one of your wish videos!!!

[@tiaannie3715]

Chloe shows the struggle of quilling 😂 I have tried it a few times, never understood how my mum did it so easily without struggle... would love to get back into it one day

[@ceekay3143]

The So .... DIY range is actually in department stores, they've got bath bombs and slimes and other similar kits (like terrariums). There is both an aromatherpy and geode version of this bath bomb factory kit currently available at Kmart Australia for around AU$25. You can get single "mystery" kits (surprise colour/scent/weird rubbery charm) if you don't want the gimmicky machine, for around AU$5-6. Similar pricing for their slime kits.

[@Lexaelle]

Oh ! I love what you did with the quilling, by putting them on the painting, it's really a good idea ! It was cute :D

[@lilymarie626]

I love the paper wrapping!!

[@Joy.Elizabeth]

Chloe I just wanted to say that I 100% understand u not wanting to put something on ur own skin ur not familiar or comfortable with. Esp if it's banned in ur country as possibly unsafe I thought it made perfect sense. 💜 And they came out great btw! normally they fall apart or don't fiz etc so good job. And thank you for doing the paper quilling kit! I've always wanted to try that. 😊 Great video!

[@kimmiesrhythms]

Really like the paper quilling kit! That was cool!

[@socksandpi1264]

Oh, man. I remember those days! Those videos gave me so many laughs.

[@baileyrodgers433]

The first video of yours I watched was 3 years ago and a wish video! Now I never miss a video I love your content! I’ve very glad I’ve found you!

[@lscsk]

Ahhh u live your vids so much you don’t know how many times you’ve made me laugh thank you I really needed this ❤️

[@kentuckywildcatgobigblue7190]

Quilling is fun. My first project was a cross for my mom. The more you practice, the better it gets.

[@kimshea3178]

“I’m just sat here the entire time”. That’s me looking around frantically every time I do any kind of craft 😂

[@fakebobbyhill296]

18:30 for future reference, you were in a uniquely fortunate situation in that you *could have* just checked the footage of where you put down the tool. I wish I had footage sometimes when I accidentally put something down into a wormhole.

[@JellytotElly]

Isn't BetterHelp meant to be controversial? I recall seeing a comment about it on another video, like they're staffed by unqualified people and such? Unless they've changed?

[@the_homun_system]

there was a lot about that some years ago and they have /said/ that they were going to improve the problems but.. saying something doesnt mean its been done. i have no idea if theyve changed how they work. someone did claim they dont pay very well for providers but unlike the stuff years ago theres not as much documentation on how things work currently. its a situation where i think people being wary is reasonable and people who say theyve had good experiences may well have.

[@TheRunningLeopard]

They've honestly gotten worse, like legit changed their terms & services to be more vague once being asked if they sold patients's data to other companies. Really sad that she is partnering with them.

[@Joy.Elizabeth]

Yay new Chloe video! 😊 Thanks for brightening my day! 🌻

[@maryflavell6550]

whoah that quilling kit is amazing for how cheap it is. The first kit I bought was from Michael's I think, and it had a little book and maybe 50 strands of paper, the quilling tool, tweezers, and a needle tool and a little plastic box to hold it all and that was like.. .$20? Yours had WAY more paper and tools!

[@artbya613]

Loved the video! I really like the way you added the quilling swirls to the painting:) Also, can you please build that dollhouse already lol!!!

[@Emmuzka]

I'm impressed by the bath bomb mold that came with the kit. Usually kids' molds are made so that you can't press the bomb enough.

[@nowandaround312]

I'm disappointed to see KZbinrs still accepting sponsorships from BetterHelp, especially a channel as big as Chloe's that can afford to be selective

[@Zeldur]

So, I have a hair of insight into why Wish things take sooo long to get here. I saw some of the mail come through and it's so infamous that it has a... Non- PG name within the facility. The labels are non legible by the machines so people have to hand key every single package. Plus, some of the packages where smaller than the palm of my hand. The machines aren't made for something THAT tiny. Apparently when they remove the belts, they find packages that fell between the belts. I'm glad that was only a temp job but it did teach me a LOT about how to pack things correctly because there's many ways for things to get squished.

[@septarian3337]

That bath bomb press is genius. I don't understand why that same device just with metal/durable parts isn't being sold all over the place. I tried looking for one and the closest I found was just this same kit lol. Maybe they have a patent on it. But it works so well!

[@bookworm5472]

I only found you recently and your already my favourite art KZbinr

[@lostinwonderart]

At first, I thought her shirt said “Chloe Kindness” and I thought awwwww 🥰

[@Tenko72]

I remember those old videos from watching them recently. I like this one too.

[@wintersprite]

Nice kits. Sometimes I see kits at Target or Walmart and might try one eventually. I also still have my fizzy paint and animal candle craft kits. I’ve done a tiny bit of basic quilling on greeting cards. With hearts, you can also curl both ends in opposite directions most of the way and then bend the center into a V shape with the curls pointing toward each other. I can totally relate to losing tools or part of the project I’m working on when I JUST had it. Also, now that you’re tried quilling, you should try quilting.

[@froggysjournal2240]

The way Chloe complained about the sprinkles reminded me of Moriah Elizabeth

[@kyrianagarcia9971]

ive been here since the old wish days! that's why I followed and I stayed for you!!

[@katiequinn2012]

I really enjoyed this video :) it’s fun seeing you try new things and often inspires me to give it a go myself

[@whoareyouuu.]

You're such a great artist love your works 💞

[@alexisconnergaming6793]

If you eventually want to put mod podge in the bottle just squeeze the opening of the bottle and place the opening in the mkdpoge and then stop squeezing. It will suck some mod podge into the bottle. I know it's not as thick, but I use this trick with travel size lotion bottles so I can refill them when they run out and i'll keep them in my backpack. But mod podge will work the same way.

[@AndreaHernandez-ig7xv]

I loved the paper ornament ❤

[@Diamondz_and_Katz]

I’m not an artist, can’t draw a stick figure, not crafty....but love your videos so I am here for the bears and madness!

[@laurencawthron4538]

Chloe: buys a bath bomb kit Jackie (nerdecrafter): enters the chat

[@barrycamilo5319]

Hello Lauren

[@plumsparkles945]

I love watching Chloe struggle with children's toys.😂

[@sweetprimrose]

I love quilling - you have to mass make a bunnnch first and then put it together - I've seen people also make 3D objects for like ornaments and it's cray-zee.

[@astaroth9890]

I've been here since the Wish videos and i love it here

[@purvisood17]

the amount of times i almost yelled "CHLOE NO" during the quilling section-

[@husky6732]

Omg I used that counseling site! My counselor helped me with my ptsd and helped me connect with people in the lgbtq+ community. She's actually counseling my brother now. I hope she helps him :3

[@zEli-my9tn]

I've been watching you since the painting dory video and I love your art😍 and your humour 😂