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Today we are testing the usage of activated charcoal and glycerin as natural colorants for hidden color black bath bombs. Since we don't use lakes and dyes, the absence of liquid colorants makes hidden color bath bombs tough, especially in the black bath bomb arena.
That said, I still don't understand the appeal of a black bath bomb. EXPLAIN IT TO MEEEE!
This test will use the same recipe, but change the amount of activated charcoal in the bombs, as well as the addition of glycerin to help with activated charcoal dispersion. Activated charcoal is a very lightweight clay that doesn't easily disperse in water, but instead tends to sit on the top until physically broken up. Glycerin will help disperse the activated charcoal into the water, but how much is enough to create a tub full of black water? Watch and see!
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