How to Make BATH BOMBS with AMAZING FIZZ

[@alwyngreen7205]

Make sure that whatever you use to make this product with that you don’t use them for general cooking purposes. It’s best to add the citric acid right at the end just before moulding and sift the ingredients

[@Ladydaadooskincare]

Hi Natasha, thanks for stopping by. Yes some of these ingredients are not suitable for cooking, but some are. For example, the coconut oil I use, is a standard fractionated coconut oil that is suitable for general cooking purposes.

[@BeverlyAdventures]

Great video but where are your bowl and dish from? Love them

[@Ladydaadooskincare]

Thanks Bev. They are a super pretty colour. They are from Chasseur. They are a bit pricey, but they last soooo long. Great quality :-)

[@javiercuasmedina1989]

Do you use Witch Hazel water or Witch Hazel oil?

[@Ladydaadooskincare]

Hi Javier. I use the witch hazel water :-)

[@alwyngreen7205]

Thank you for sharing your video. New subscriber from Finley, New South Wales, Australia 🇦🇺 I’d highly recommend that whenever is using Essential Oils or Blends in products absorbed by the skin to complete a basic aromatherapy course as 90% of the world can’t have certain Oils due to Being Pregnant & Breast feeding Mums, Newborns to children of 7yrs, Medical Problems & Medications such as Antidepressants, Warfarin, Heart + Blood Pressure Med plus the elderly. If your selling or gifting be sure to add a warning label for your customer You can also place cotton wool in a egg carton to sit your bombs on, that’s what I o.

[@Ladydaadooskincare]

Hi Natasha! A fellow Aussie! thanks for subscribing :-) Love the tip about placing cotton wool in the egg carton!

[@ritualhealingcentre6054]

Ooh that’s a fab idea. Just researching bath bombs now and have a few egg cartons spare and was wondering how I’d sit them out x x

[@alwyngreen7205]

Are u a Qualified aromatherapist?

[@Ladydaadooskincare]

Yes.

[@savillah]

I would warn against using hot oils in a bath. Also, this is a great recipe but I would suggest adding the essential oils to the carrier oil before adding to the other ingredients. You don't want any essential oils floating on the top of your bath water.

[@melthomas6519]

savillah then why don’t you make your own video? There’s always got to be one

[@savillah]

There are plenty of good videos that include proper dispersants and directions for adding essential oils safely.

[@shelly5596]

Corn flour, and or cornstarch are a no go for me.

[@Ladydaadooskincare]

Shelly Pfluger hi Shelly, why can’t you use cornflour or cornstarch? Does your skin react to it?

[@emocraps07]

I just use baking soda, epsom salt and citric acid for mine.. I also didn't want cornstarch.. I don't want to bathe in it lol

[@lindazengerle7875]

@@emocraps07 you could try cream of tartar instead or arrowroot powder it is silky and soft.

[@jkchannel4096]

Question!! My bath bombs are cracking. What did I do wrong?

[@Ladydaadooskincare]

Khanittha Kanchanasopha I’ve had a few bath bombs crack and I’ve found it can mean the mix was too dry or it wasn’t pressed down firm enough on the mold.

[@chrissys7332]

That’s a lot of hand mixing. Save your arms and use a standing mixer

[@Ladydaadooskincare]

hahaha yes a stand mixer is a lot easier, though I don't mind mixing this one by hand - less washing up lol :-)