Boba VS. Bubble Tea SOAP

[@mycrownfitsfine]

Sis, there are 30-40 different brands of bread in the aisle!! They all serve the same purpose, but people will still buy their favorite!! Keep doing what you’re doing 😉🥰

[@TheeOne4.44]

Your Comment is Inspiration and Encouragement for so many... I needed to see this. Thank You ❣️

[@originallyme4life562]

🎯

[@kenya1067]

❤❤❤

[@LifestylebyDaksha]

This comment is everythingg you said this so perfectly

[@iamasia_perez]

THIS ‼️‼️‼️

[@nisaame]

Before the famous range came into my country, it was called bubble tea. But then they came and everybody called it boba tea. But I’ll stick to bubble tea. A way to thanks those few local drink shops that used to sell them

[@rosieposiepuddingandpie]

peer pressure made me call it boba but i’ve called it bubble tea my entire life

[@_.-._.-.]

Boba tea is the one with the chewy tapioca pearls, and bubble tea is the one with the popping juice pearls

[@nisaame]

@@_.-._.-. bubble or the pearls had been around since early 2000. Those popping pearl was just came out recently. I don’t think the shop that brought the bubble tea into our country from where it was invented would simply call it whatever. I’m sorry if you come from the inventor country. My mistake then

[@nisaame]

@@rosieposiepuddingandpie yup. Since my early 20’s I’ve been introduced to it as bubble tea. That was decade or more ago. Stores want to create new name to commercialize them I guess

[@lyssagames4311]

@@nisaame in the US on west coast they say boba more and in the East the say bubble tea. In Taiwan where the drink originated if they refer to it in English they call it Bubble Tea and in Mandarin they call it Boba. So it can be either and people just get mad for no reason.

[@user-it9ci4bd9r]

So is no one gonna talk about how the soap and the mold are perfectly matching?

[@tamagomaniac]

Taiwanese here. Bubble Tea/Pearl Tea are the better English translations in my opinion. Boba was just one store owner that called it this way and it became trendy over time, he got the idea from an Hong Kong actress Amy Yip, she was famous for her large breast in the 80s-90s, so he named his bubble tea Boba, which means “large breasts” in Taiwan. It’s like The Big Mac really is just beef hamburger, but McDonald want to give their beef hamburger a name. You can call it bubble tea or Boba tea either way we understand it.

[@mitchellperilla739]

LOL. Large breast tea 😂

[@LoneWolfMikoto]

LMAO I DIDN'T NEED THAT INFO 😂😂😂😂

[@tamagomaniac]

When I see foreigner parents nicknamed their kid Boba because it sounds cute me: meme face

[@beandle4428]

in the philippines, boba means stupid so we usually just stick to milk tea/bubble tea 😂

[@resveries_]

⁠@@beandle4428reminds me of how in my elementary school we renamed gaga ball to bubble ball cuz a lot of the kids i went to school with were filipino and they didn’t wanna say a bad word xD

[@marianamartinez513]

Just because it's not an "original idea" means that it's not original to you. You put your talent into it and nobody can replicate anything exactly. I love the soap!! Keep doing a great job!!

[@CrimsonAkato]

Definitely agree with this , tho back in High school my teacher always told us " humans existed for so long every combination of stuff even the most random ones have been done or at least thought of by someone " . that was like his quote which he mentioned a few times and everytime it would just kill the motivation for the class to work xD he sure is just a very realistic guy . he wouldn't give you any hope if there is none to have . he would just speak on things exactly the way they are personally while he also offended my homework and many others calling it un original garbage I still liked him a lot as a teacher he gave a different feeling and so he was my favorite xD also I never care to be original if it gives me a good grade that's more then enough . while the girls in my class absolutely hated him and the entier class even planned to skip his classes multiple times . I git dragged by the other guys as well . tho one time I sneaked away and was like " yeh teacher everyone left cuz they don't like you " xD and yes I'll say it now I didn't have any friends after that LMAO but choosing good grades over friends was the right choice .

[@starietiger9927]

If you go to the store, there's fifty different brands of bread. But it's all loaves of bread. If they can all make money doing the exact same thing. We should be able to create our own versions of things with no problem. And honestly, to know that someone else has already done similar afterwards is just confirmation for me that it's a good idea. I just make my own version of it.

[@yourcousinduchessrowena9556]

Except if she said it was an original idea, people would start complaining

[@kittenmimi5326]

Nobody is ever fully 100% original I think

[@kittenmimi5326]

​@@starietiger9927 I think you'll be fine as long as u just don't claim urself as the first creator of something that already exist. As for originality it's still original if u customize it or have some idea yourself

[@ajdavidson6390]

I've seen other boba tea soaps but never any like this! The ice cubes are such a cute touch! As well as the straw!

[@lorensotacuba9240]

Bubble tea*

[@ajdavidson6390]

@@lorensotacuba9240 last I checked both are correct. No need to be nit-picky

[@NezukoTheGoodDemon]

@@ajdavidson6390 your right but usually with Boba tea it's just Boba. Or bubble tea

[@XingCRYs]

​@@lorensotacuba9240 both are correct

[@coconut8800]

@@ajdavidson6390it’s bubble tea

[@Spike-1853]

Boba was what it was called originally, but it was referring only to the balls, the term boba, later became slang for boobs. The bubble name came from what you must do before consuming the drink (shake it). By calling it bubble tea you have a much wider category of the drink (it could be fruit tea, creamy tea, or just pearl less tea) Boba tea though refers only to the one with the specific type of pearls in it. There for meaning the most accurate and broad name for it will obviously be bubble tea 🧋

[@Nails_By_Kimberlee]

You just settled an argument that I had with my 17 yo son last night. I was right! 😅😅 So thanks! 😂

[@cassp3645]

Me who works in a Japanese restaurant and mainly makes boba for work: …you have to shake it?

[@Spike-1853]

@@Nails_By_Kimberlee my job is done 🕵️‍♀️

[@Nails_By_Kimberlee]

@@Spike-1853 😆

[@iamyourmother47]

@@Nails_By_Kimberleewhy we’re you arguing about something so pointless 😭😭 it sounds like a really funny argument ngl

[@SouperPie.]

the lil detail of the boba syrup at the bottom is so good!!

[@shikokumendes121]

My mom is Taiwanese. “Boba” is Taiwanese slang for “large breasts”. There are different sizes of tapioca pearls, so the larger pearls are referred to as “boba,” while the smaller ones are referred to as “zhen zhu” (aka the literal translation of pearl).

[@el_b0z0]

💀..

[@Mariannab.]

Wtf?!🤣 so we be out here calling a drink big boobs?

[@sophia2474]

My mom is Taiwanese too and k never knew that lmao. I always called it boba. Sometimes bubble tea for the popping ones

[@c.shadou1897]

From my understanding, it’s more that “boba” means huge spheres/balls, so people referred to large breasts as boba. And large tapioca balls are called boba for its original meaning.

[@pinkysparkle3647]

Zhen Zhu nai cha

[@K_i_t_t_y84]

It really doesn't matter if someone else has done it before you, you came up with this idea on your own, and you should be proud of yourself because this soap looks beautiful. I especially love the clear ice cubes.

[@sizzlebeats]

that’s a great way to put it. it’s still original bc YOU haven’t seen it done before

[@irena.mp4]

Love this mindset sm

[@amoraacho6181]

Or if you do it BETTER than the last person. Honda Didn’t invent cars but the accord is one of the best selling sedans in America

[@neonrainbow47]

​@@amoraacho6181 yeah but constantly trying to be better than others isn't always a healthy mindset

[@amoraacho6181]

@@neonrainbow47 if you do it incorrectly yes, But l meant it I a healthy way. She’s doing a a better job imo

[@marymaranan3641]

Honestly I’ve never seen it done until I saw yours just now! It’s so creative and looks amazing!!!

[@solace5124]

When I was around 7-8 I had this super cool idea and a bunch of ocs that I was planning to write comics and make cartoons and even dolls about. It was about the teen girl versions of a bunch of different monsters and stuff, and it was very much playing into my early and generally kidified interest in alternative fashion. Anyway, Monster High became a big thing less than a year later. I was so mad because "this was LITERALLY MY IDEA!! :C" Little me felt so robbed. On the boba/bubble tea question, though, I call the black tapioca pearls drink boba tea and the fruity popping drinks bubble tea. I know it isn't "correct," but that's how I was taught to call the two so that's how I tend to say it.

[@colourfulsouls]

Yes, I was taught that they’re different things that way too lol, the solid boba pearls and the bubble popping balls

[@kellygarnet6329]

The final product is so fun. Especially like the extra touch with the straw.

[@MrCleansLawyer]

“girl it’s spilling.. 😦”

[@phineas2897]

nah really 💀

[@doublechocolateghosts]

@@phineas2897 damn 💀

[@piamistlove]

i used to tell my little brother stories about a man called the "bye bye man", and i used to say how he would come into people's houses at night and kidnap children from their homes. this was when i was like 8 and he was 5. a few years later i was talking to a friend about it and how it used to freak him out when all the sudden she's like "oh you know that's an actual movie right?" i was flabbergasted. honestly i still can't get over it.

[@dedhampster4730]

When i was a kid, like age 9, was obsessed with nature documentaries and decided to design my own realistic animal to fit a niche in nature. Spent a good bit designing it to root around for roots and bugs and I called it the ground pig. Mom pulled out the encyclopedia and showed me that i just invented the ardvark. Later in highschool i invented a flying weasel with fore and back limbs as bat like wings... not long later during a doctor's visit a national geographic mag in the waiting room had an article of a dino/bird fossil recently discovered with the same fore and hind leg feathered wings... darn it....

[@ucutefoods]

What’s your favorite boba/bubble tea flavor?? Surprisingly mine is taro😝

[@katewebster4423]

The classic or original it’s the black milk tea 🧋 with tapioca pearls

[@glitchedmochi]

Same! Also I just switch between boba and bubble tea ;-;

[@achiantelanier9319]

Mines is taro honey and coconut and vanilla so far those are the only flavors I love

[@skycloudhopper]

just the og!

[@aleyahmalone5012]

Bruh strawberry was good but I always get mango

[@Deku_in_disguise]

So boba tea is the chewy tapioca pearls, but popping tea or popping boba has a juice in side of thin skin but there both delicious.( tapioca pearls or the chewy kind is my favorite)😊 Edit : omg thx for the likes I’ve never had this many 😱

[@shanel4294]

Yeah the tapioca is boba tea and the popping ones I call bubble tea

[@cvnnamxxn0o0]

ooo nice!! Personally, my favorite is the strawberry popping boba! (i’m a sucker for everything strawberry)

[@peachii3124]

​@@cvnnamxxn0o0 strawberry popping bubbles r so yummy!!! unfortunately they give me tummy aches tho :(

[@cvnnamxxn0o0]

@@peachii3124 Oh no!!!

[@firstnamelastname6016]

And bobas tend to be brown sugar flavored while pearls can usually refer to any flavor

[@kenya1067]

This is the first time I'm seeing this design. It's so cool!

[@kandydewey1286]

Wow that's beautiful! I've watched this several times and it's still just as beautiful as if I'm first seeing it. I would LOVE this soap. I promise I've never seen bubble tea soap look anything like this!

[@nein381]

I tend to call it pearl tea as being from Taiwan (where 手搖杯 originates), I can’t bring myself to call it boba when it’s slang for a busty woman. In Taiwan, pearl tea is typically called 手搖杯 or 珍珠奶茶, translating to “hand shaken drink” and “pearl milk tea” respectively. Bubble tea refers to the way the pearls look in tea and the small bubbles formed when shaken, boba tea stands for the shape of the pearls, and the name pearl tea comes from the round shape as well. All are correct!

[@AsWellAsYouThink]

In my country, boba is a stupid woman. Bobo is stupid man, although its more common to refer bobo to both men and women. So most of us just call it bubble tea or milk tea 😁

[@Sunny-jl9yk]

​@@AsWellAsYouThink question what country is it? Like in Portuguese(Brazil) its the same

[@moonstone3008]

I am not Taiwanese, but when I was in middle school I had a best friend who was and referred to bubble tea as pearl tea whenever we got some. I think it’s a nice name for it and have called it that ever since then! ☺️

[@PrincessTreasure]

pearl tea sounds so glam

[@blobbita]

Lol here in my country, boba is an old ugly woman :)

[@IunaIia]

Instead of individual balls, you could long cylinders for the embedded boba instead. It would be much more time efficient and the cross section will mostly be the same. Same for the ice cut into long blocks too.

[@eclecticraeen]

Oh that's a good idea 😮

[@VEDMA00]

I love the metal straws! The perfect touch.

[@AnAccountThatLikesKeroppi]

having a bath with this soap feels like a sin 😭

[@_capybara-]

When I was a kid, I enjoyed writing short stories and sometimes they would be like 50 pages long. I once wrote a very long story im about 7th grade. A few days later, I picked up The Hunger Games and realized my plot of the story I wrote was so similar even though I never read or seen the hungry games

[@nicolethompson2399]

I also had something similar happen in 7th grade. I made a "rap" and thought I was so cool. Then I turned on the radio and heard Lil Scrappy basically rap my verse slower in Head Bussa. I also wrote a piece of a song called Ordinary Thing but it's basically Temporary Thing by Zhanè. The melody is even very close. I gave up on writing after that 🤣

[@fancyincubus]

Also lord of the flies etc etc the books great minds think alike unless your making the movies than your a freaking idiot

[@yeemawheaver1387]

Tbh that's pretty good who cares if it's like hunger games

[@stigmatamartyr4223]

Even The Hunger Games was inspired by Battle Royale.

[@trashpanda_0605]

When I was 8 I thought I invented simple syrup and called it sugar juice. Nobody corrected me for like 4 years...

[@breezeh1127]

Even if it has been done..it hasn't been done by you ❤ So it's an original in its own way and it looked amazing!!

[@Wisdomwithandrea]

That soap is gorgeous! It really depicts the tea well and the colors are vibrant. So pretty!

[@lamyanpin2169]

You should make a pudding inspired soap bar! 🍮🍮And I feel that the fluffy soap at the bottom and be the yellow part of a pudding and the clear soap can be the top drizzle looking part of the pudding!!!

[@kiadadangelo7973]

I don’t call it either of those names lol😂😂 I call it just boba

[@_.-._.-.]

Boba are the chewy tapioca pearls, bubble tea is a drink with the popping juice bubble things

[@no.more.energy]

boba is the pearls in it

[@andrewbobat]

@@_.-._.-. you’re right but we just call the drink “boba” like “do you wanna get boba”

[@magenta_brown5327]

Either way is fine. Cuz boba means voluptuous boobs in mandarin slang due to the bubbles and milk.

[@amberlon]

​@@_.-._.-. Not necessarily true! You can think of it that way, but that's not what the actual difference is. It's quite literally called "popping boba." Boba is still in there. They're just different ways to say the same thing. Boba comes from the Chinese word for breasts, resembling the spherical shape of the tapioca pearls.

[@salmonisafish]

When I made my art insta account i tried to think of a name and I thought like "oh, sam does arts is a good name, cus my name is sam" but I thought it sounded so familiar, keep in mind I had been watching sam does arts earlier that day...

[@ijun.espresso]

when I read that I was like hold up there's a samdoesarts already

[@tamari1127]

​@@ijun.espresso fr, lol

[@selmabeen]

And what's your page on insta so we can check 😍

[@salmonisafish]

@@selmabeen i ended up with sam.paints.alot

[@CrimsonAkato]

reading your comment made me try and come up with a username that starts with " Sam " ( thinking just for fun ) and the first username in my head was Sam-onella. ( like salmonella) yeh .... I don't think I succeeded here xD

[@AbstractlyDelen]

The fact that it comes with a reusable straw, AND is pretty soap….. genius!!!

[@nyssarc146]

ive never seen it done with the straws thats super cute. also thank you for putting the finished product in the video too lol

[@robynthebank_]

Bro one time I came up with song lyrics and the next day I heard a song that had basically the same lyrics 💀 I was so confused and felt do dumb, because I'd never heard that song before lmaoo anyways I scrapped those lyrics

[@jocelynecupcake]

A lot of creative ideas have been done by other people when it comes to stuff like this, but it's still creative. You made it your own!

[@Ragnheiour_Olafurdottier111]

I love that you use gloves to make soap. I see so many people baking pastries for their business without gloves like no!

[@user-wp8sg7tj3w]

u should still keep doing it! urs looks amazing

[@sadlyjoy]

i made a punch line on my own after hours which was "u turn me on like a light switch" but TURNS OUT CHARLIE PUTH WAS A STEP AHEAD

[@timetravelingasshole5941]

I misread that as “like a sandwich” 😅

[@writingisfun9842]

I mean, it is good. But you were a step behind.

[@toohottohandle0_0]

​@@timetravelingasshole5941BOOM You just made an original punchline 🤣

[@kittenmimi5326]

Back then, when I grow up I want to create a knife sleeve / cover for the sharp end and I also want to create edible water balls that has a thin layer outside of it n water inside but then a couple months later it exists and is trending lol

[@writingisfun9842]

@@kittenmimi5326 Did it exist when you thought of the water ball?

[@kharchangarchive]

I'm an in-house graphic designer for a bubble tea shop and this has me so cheesed 😁 I think your execution of the taro milk tea concept is original and am interested in seeing how you could make other tea-inspired soaps.

[@The.Corrupt]

Heck yeah! That soap looks amazing! Boba crew 👇

[@RG-ul4wv]

Just because it has been done before doesn’t mean it was executed in the best way! You can always still come out on top even if it wasn’t the most original idea

[@kazaligog]

Worked at a korean run boba place for a while and boba are the tapioca pearls that get added to the drink. The drinks themselves are usually just listed as the teas and then you can add whatever you want. I don't think in my time working there I ever called it bubble tea but I know that's the general name for the drinks of a shop that just serves tea with boba.

[@holdmacat9932]

Boba and bubbles are two different things, so Boba tea and bubble tea are not the same thing

[@royalshyler4268]

I relate TREMENDOUSLY!! I for ONCE had a great costume idea this Halloween and decided to show up as Kim Possible for my schools Halloween party, and lo and behold, like 20 girls show up as THE SAME THING!! There was a costume contest too and the only thing that made me stand out was the fact that my sister was her best friend, but we didn’t win the contest, my cousins friend did as she was a clown.

[@ubsy4322]

There*

[@royalshyler4268]

@@ubsy4322 My bad I never could tell the difference on when to use each there/their

[@Shinkie666]

​​​@@royalshyler4268 If you are introducing a sentence or talking about a certain location, the correct word is there. If you are describing a noun that is owned by someone, the correct word is their, which is the third-person possessive form of they. (Copy and paste, but let's face it, that is too long to type out! I hope this helps you in the future!!)

[@ahleenah]

When I say it with “tea” I use “bubble tea” but “boba” I use on it’s own. I use both bubble tea and boba interchangeably, though, sometimes even in one sentence: “Oh! I see bubble tea! Let’s get some boba!”

[@TsukiKageTora]

I had an original idea for a fan fiction story I wrote once and someone accused me of stealing their work. Like bruh, I just write fan fiction I don’t read many to know yours even exist. Good thing ideas can’t be copyrighted lol

[@mollyterry5774]

Bubble tea is the fruit pearls and boba is the black tapioca pearls you see in the classic milk tea or at least that’s what I’ve been taught 😂

[@inkat2679]

OH! That makes sense!! I got bubble tea once at a burger shop near me and was confused as to why I had fruit juice filled pearls instead of tapioca ones

[@ZadkielTheGreat]

It's actually the same. Boba tea originates from Taiwan, and the term Boba comes from an 80's Hong Kong sex symbol whose nickname was Boba, which literally means big breasts

[@belle4925]

Nah actually they’re the same thing it’s just it was originally bubble tea but then it got popularised and now people say boba

[@kaelynnnnnnnnn]

i say bubble tea when i want tapioca, idk cause i’ve been drinking it since i was little it feels weird calling it boba

[@nein381]

They refer to the same thing! Boba, pearls, and bubbles are all referencing either the way bubbles form in the drink or the shape of the tapioca balls. As another commenter noted, boba is slang for a large chest, hence the nickname for the round pearls.

[@idrivethezubinbuz]

I call it "Boba"

[@stxrdxs]

same

[@Cheyenne_Playz]

Depends actually, the internet always call it Bubble or Boba Tea, but in my local area we call em Milk Tea ✨

[@chaoticfloralarrangement8741]

The way i as an artist perceive that kinda stuff is “wow me and this other person are equally and amazingly creative!” And I’d take it as a compliment cuz it helps reinforce that my ideas are actually good and there’s no rule saying I can’t make my own version of that idea. Art is about expression and no matter what, someone will relate to it cuz it all comes from our human experience :3

[@Mia11223]

Yep. I once had a very nice dream which was also very strangely vivid, about a girl who gets a letter from a different world one day and she finds out that she belonged to that other world, and that she would have to go to a different school to learn to live in that world as the world was full of magic and supernatural things..... I didn't realise at that time why it sounded so familiar but I decided to write it into a story. Then one day I was telling my idea to my best friend and it was then that I realised why this idea sounded so familiar. It was Harry Potter. Only with a female character......

[@Cosmicgaea]

HAHA as I was reading your comment I was thinking how familiar the storyline was😭

[@bittercharmer1591]

There's still plenty of ways to make that your own. HP is kinda boring anyway, just focusing more on world would differentiate your story

[@Mia11223]

@@bittercharmer1591 I know. I'm actually doing that. I still love that idea but I'm just trying to make it very very different from HP and more into a story of my own

[@LC-thatsme]

I grew up saying bubble tea and I still say it in front of family but I say boba tea in front of my friends because that's what I heard them call it. I believe we will never know the right way to say it.

[@holdmacat9932]

There is a right way. Boba and bubbles are two different things, so Boba tea and bubble tea are not the same thing. Boba is tapioca, bubbles are the ones that pop and have juice inside

[@Carbajalgiselle]

Boba is superior

[@Nina_Sophia]

Same. Thought I came up with fresh ideas quite a few times, and was bummed to learn they already existed. 😂

[@Lauraabreu1528]

I JUST realized that the metal sticks are supposed to be the straws 😩😭

[@redactedlovebot5049]

your laugh is literally the sweetest!!):

[@licensednailtech]

I would love to see other drink/food inspired soaps

[@iplantseeds4639]

I think it can be said both way s I love the soap. It looks fantastic. I bet it felt great. You should continue making it. The eye appeal is awesome.

[@heatherpoulson5407]

That turned out beautiful! 🎉

[@swamp6825]

Bubble tea if I’m talking about the entire drink but boba if I’m just talking about the “boba” lmao

[@holdmacat9932]

Boba and bubbles are two different things, so Boba tea and bubble tea are not the same thing

[@kamiphelps6387]

I love it and love boba 🧋tea😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@Bu113tpr00f]

You are so awesome for creating this!

[@mariamikram1959]

NO NO NO, doesn't matter if it's been done before. This ONE IS GORGEOUS

[@haleycollis7159]

You could do so man different flavors and make it your own twist! So many things have “ been done “ before but it wasn’t done by you!! Keep going girl😊 these are so cute

[@Vyansya]

Oh my this video hit so close to me. I had a novel idea down to the characters name and the title of my book, and guess what, the next day i found a book with the same title and the same character name with almost the same premises 😭 i swear i live in simulation bcs my idea wasnt even a common novel book like romance or YA 😭

[@healingandhappy9262]

Your personality is everything!!

[@nyutonzzz]

It's really cute! I haven't seen one with a straw before so I'd say it's pretty original!

[@shalucille83]

Love these!! Nice work

[@Sophie._29]

That’s what happened to 7 yo me when I thought I invented muffin tops. I was very upset to see it on a cooking show a few weeks later and just wouldn’t accept it. 😂

[@missmaeploy]

Both are fine, I still love it and your art is so great❤

[@December_Kiki]

Boba is the technical term. Bubble tea is the common colloquial slang. Use what you are comfy with. I use to think they were different things til a friend of mine who just moved here from Taiwan corrected me and told me. Hope it helps!

[@user-ht7qo5fy6k]

Looks SO delicious!❤

[@TaosoftheVoid]

Best thing I was ever told was that every idea has already been had at least once, what matters more is bringing it to life the way you want to.

[@ajstudios9210]

It looks so cool! Just because it's been done before, it doesn't mean it's common.

[@maryroser]

This is so unique and cool!! I’ve never seen anything like it before! The attention to detail with the ice cubes and straw are AMAZING! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@traceymarks2406]

This is absolutely beautiful 😍I would buy those in a heartbeat and never use it! Super pretty

[@MiztressPlunderBunny]

This soap looks AMAZING

[@usagikinomoto_sakura]

We call it bubble tea in Singapore. And the little boba/ bubbles, we call them pearls ☺️ Because in Chinese 珍珠奶茶 zhen zhu nai cha, is pearls milk tea if you translate it directly 😁

[@VixeyTeh]

It might not be original, but it is very well done. It looks great and I'm sure your customers will enjoy them.

[@kiraball1474]

Instead of doing individual balls for the Boba, since you're going to just slice it you could use several small soap canes going across the soap

[@blaklena]

Looks AMAAAZING!

[@honeycomb.b]

i kid you not, i thought up the book idea for the matrix, told it to my parents, and they go "oh you mean like the matrix?" and i go "what?" and they explained to me that my genius book idea had already been done as a trillion dollar movie. i was so mad.

[@warren4033]

It looks ✨gorgeous✨ !

[@gamesgames3318]

Yours look really good, best boba bar soap I've seen.

[@krystalleighton]

Soapmaker here that has a bubble tea soap. 😂 It's easier to fill boba tea straws with the melt and pour and make canes. Then you can place them as you need throughout the bottom of soap so they don't all clump to the bottom, and they stay uniform in size. ❤

[@missylou725]

I think your soap turned out amazing. It's very well done.

[@DreamtaleEnjoyer]

This literally happens all the time, sometimes exactly enough to be creepy. I remember one time when I was younger. I was writing a story, and I named my main characters Serenity and Valor. I'd rarely heard the word valor at all, and used it as a name because it was novel to me. Literally just a few weeks later, a new show starts airing, called *Valor.* I'm sure there have been better, more insane examples, but that's the one I can honestly recall right now!

[@bone7559]

The metal straw is something I've never seen in a bubble tea soap before. The final product looks so good! I think you should stick with it!

[@nattiedood5084]

Boba: the tapioca balls. Bubble: the popping balls. ☺️

[@naan6348]

I feel like it would look even cooler if you marbled the darker layer with the lighter layer

[@allib4921]

*YES.* I had been sitting on a candle idea for the past *YEAR* (Because I have a very hectic day job as a nurse, I didn't have time!) I looked ALL over the internet and saw NO ONE ELSE doing it. I bought all the supplies, got everything I needed, I just hadn't pulled the trigger. Then I saw it just a few days ago and I was *crushed.* It's SO hard being a creator and seeing that. It's even harder when you've been selling something original and see it being eventually produced in China, knowing there is NO way you can compete 😑 *_THE LESSONS HERE ARE_* 1. *Don't sleep on a good idea!* 2. *Parallel thought is a **_b•tch_* 3. *SUPPORT HANDMADE/SMALL BUSINESSES.* I can guarantee you 100% you will get a better buying experience _and_ it's not going to some greedy buttmunch who pays their workers an unlivable salary. Thank you & please take to heart ❤

[@bianmontana6920]

Boba tea is simply another name for bubble tea. The term is derived from the Chinese word "bōbà," which denotes chewy tapioca balls. So, to be clear, bubble tea and boba tea are completely synonymous terms that refer to the same type of drink. -Research in Google...

[@adamngoodusername1154]

I “came up with the idea” built in screen protectors on your phone / iPad case and then someone told me it was a thing already… needless to say i cried myself to sleep that night lol

[@sweetwond]

The way I said “PUT THOSE GRIPPERS AWAY” when he showed his toes 💀

[@jolenebardal]

This is very cool and maybe it’s been done before but this is unique because no one else can make it exactly like you :) it turned out gorgeous

[@katherinecolson2350]

That looks Amazing 🤩🤩🤩

[@sarahtorres6502]

Still happy you made it. Look super cool. :)

[@marieked]

Yours looks much cooler with the straw and ice cubes!

[@dewydreams]

Love the colors 😍 💕

[@tashagimera]

You should make yours BETTER than everyone else’s by making it in a cup shaped mold so that the finished product looks like an actual cup of boba tea

[@notannpc3195]

It sure is cool so keep up the amazing work!

[@devilhorse83]

Bubble tea is the balls that pop and have syrup in them, so it’s boba.

[@audlyartzy2377]

I like to write here and there. One time I had an idea for a character who worked for inter- dimensional corporation that regulates time lines and how times flows. Then Loki came out… it was obviously in production way before I had the idea, but I found it funny that I was thinking about a character like that and then show comes out with a very similar premise.