Making my FIRST Solid Bubble Bath

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[@AtomicBalmbathnbody]

The good thing about this recipe, if you do find it starts drying out on you, you can put in the microwave for a bout 30 seconds or however ling you need to remelt the cocoabutter and then you can continue working, I love this recipe I do a very simular one but I use coconut oil in place of Shea , and I call mine melting sherbet, glad yor liking it. Your little ones are going to love it.

[@AtomicBalmbathnbody]

I just had to laugh when I heard where you got your recipe from, pretty sure I was included somewhere down the line, lol that's ok, that's what happens when you share recipes on fb and in soap groups, lol I'm really happy it worked out for you, they turned out great, and usually they are set up in about 20-30 min, mind you that's without the addition of Shea or coconutoil, that's with just the cocoabutter. They look awesome!

[@BeScentedSupply]

well darn it if i would have known you made the recipe i would have given you a shout out :) lol. thank you for the recipe!!

[@michellemartinez9941]

AtomicBalm Bath 'n Body q

[@Bellemogli]

Good job on your 1st try! they turned out awesome. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@destinymiles5728]

Jen I've been watching your videos now for about a yr & a half & let me say I definitely appreciate you your business your informative educational & I LUV LUV YA BLESSINGS BLESSINGS BLESSINGS. YOUVE DEFINITELY COME A LONG WAY KEEP SHINING

[@XplosiveCosmetiX]

You have inspired me! I love the ice cream scoop, it looks so much easier than making them into logs and cutting into chunks. Love the bubbles at the end!

[@BeScentedSupply]

thank you. the reason i never made them was because all the videos i watched doing the log they looked like a pain the behind. lol. so when i found this recipe i just had to try it

[@pinklilly8785]

Hi Jen :) Thank you for sharing. I was wondering,Would you be able to make a video on how you do your cost break down and how to price products to sell, I think that would be so helpful for those of us starting out.

[@BeScentedSupply]

i can work on that. :) i will put it on my to do list of videos.

[@mythreesons000]

I love them and the color is perfect for both girls and boys...thanks and your son is cute !!! :)

[@BeScentedSupply]

thank you :)

[@formyloveofsuds1912]

I can’t WAIT to make some of these

[@blmeyer8362]

wow for first time looks GREAT!!!!

[@lesoapshoppe699]

Love it Jen! I will have to give this a go as well! Super cute!

[@pinklilly8785]

Thanks Jen! That would be awesome! You're the best :)

[@Truecrimequeen68]

Great tutorial and great bubbles. Ty

[@annieajibola4246]

The bubble bars are so cute, I love the recipe.

[@BeScentedSupply]

+Annie Ajibola thanks!

[@naomiscollectionofvideos4231]

They look great!

[@StargazerSoaps]

Looks great Jen! I may have to add these to my to make list. You made them look easy!

[@BeScentedSupply]

they are easy!! you can so do it. :)

[@soapsfromhome9979]

That's s awesome! I just made some myself. Really love the scoop of ice cream look! Took about 24 hrs to harden.

[@BeScentedSupply]

awesome. :) i am packaging mine now.

[@goodmaro]

I recommend that people make EITHER a fizzing OR a foaming product, NOT a fizzing-foaming product like this. The reason is that the best way to use a fizzie (putting it in still water that you're already sitting in) produces the least foam, and the best way to use a foaming product (splashing it in water to aerate it) wastes the fizz. I also recommend that if you make a foaming product, you use a foam stabilizer, not solely an anionic surfactant like SLSA. You can make a bath very foamy without being too soapy if you add a foam stabilizer so less anionic surfactant need be used per bath. Nothing wrong with SLSA, just that relying on it alone to produce a lasting foam isn't the best. You probably want to wash with soap or body wash, and just make it foamy with other surfactants, not make the whole bath a detergent solution to wash with, but that's what you kind of have to make it if you want a lot of long-lasting foam with only an anionic surfactant. The foam stabilizer may be one or more other surfactants and/or a polymer such as a cellulosic one. My preferred surfactants to use as foam stabilizers (also foamers in their own right) with anonics are alkamidopropyl betaines.

[@CraftyDivaCreationsTrendySvg]

Thank you for your comment I been trying to create a recipe with foam and fizz but I can't get it right since if water is running I don't think it fizzes as much and if water off I think it fizzes but doesn't foam as much you make so much sense ! I learn something today

[@SuperTamig]

Robert Goodman not true I make them all the time and they fizz and foam quite a bit

[@shirlee3657]

Your so fabulous Jen :) Thanks for the great vids

[@joelensign4]

Jen! You are absolutely wonderful. The audience at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Mountain Brook Birmingham Alabama made this comment to me The organ was the canvas and you were the "ART" that covered every square inch of it with the music you played especially the difficult pieces. your soaps are pieces of art. did you ever think of making soap balls like the sports balls footballs for the guy who thinks he's peyton manning,etc.

[@krystalrivera1836]

LOVE BOTH BOMBS ALL TIME JOB SEE WOW

[@angelbabysoaps9254]

I have seen Ariane from Le Fil de LaMar rub the mixture between her hands ti incorporate liquids an get out lump, and get it to sand texture. Yours look great.

[@BeScentedSupply]

thank you

[@catattackjp50]

Beautiful!

[@randomlyheresorry6854]

Dang I hate when somebody says they're going to do something and then you look and it's not there please put down the recipe these look awesome and I would love to try to make them thank you have a fizzy day

[@30matey]

thanks for shareing doesn't look as scary as I thought in making them iam just starting to out in making soap and ill attempt an do this one

[@XXx-tl9mk]

Hello Jen! Could you tell us how much of the Corn Starch you used, please? The dry ingredients from the video were Citric Acid, Baking Soda, SLSA and Corn Starch? Any chance in a recipe for all to view? Thanks :)

[@TiaKayla]

X Xx check out my video for a fizz and foam formula

[@VoodooSoaps]

So cute!

[@BeScentedSupply]

thank you

[@gmgpulliam]

They cam out awesome

[@BeScentedSupply]

thank s

[@halowings1539]

Jen, does this recipe have corn starch in it or not??? IF SO, HOW MUCH??? I realize you tripled your recipe. THANK YOU

[@wingwalker2458]

Great Job. Could you do a review on how long it took for them harden up enough to wrap them. :-)

[@anna1128dav]

They look amazing !! How would you package these !! Great Job !! Do you sell these on your site TFS

[@JamieLOVEUMOREJOURNALS]

Can't wait to try this! Your videos make me feel like I can do it all! Thanks to Atomic Bath also! How much do you charge for each of these scoops? Which state are you in? Just trying to figure it all out. ;)

[@divabarrie08]

Can you please give me the recipe with cups and and etc.there is no recipe down below. Can you please write it out down below thanks. How much did you use of each ingredient in your video as it looks like a really big batch.

[@laundry3474]

Hi Jen! What is the make of your ice cream scoop? I've tried several different ones but they don't seem sturdy enough. Love your videos!!!

[@TraceyUSMC1]

Can you link her video of the recipe please or can you list it down below

[@sgaray87933]

Tracey N recipe in video

[@toniraibick4460]

Sorry I'm a little confused what is the difference between these and a bath bomb?How much corn starch was used thank you

[@soniakhan4384]

You had a free model there, he couldn't wait to get in. maybe he can go with his pants on and see him play with bubbles They turned out great. How do they look dried up.

[@BeScentedSupply]

thank you. they look the same now that they are drying. no change. :)

[@morvanbv96]

How can I substitute the tapioca starch since I don't have it available where I live?

[@lenirilett6153]

use water

[@morvanbv96]

thank you

[@Raquel-jg6wt]

What would you suggest to use as a substitute for slsa

[@Whois_.X]

I want to try, can you share your recipe with me please

[@XXx-tl9mk]

Hi Jen. Do you use cornstarch in this recipe? If so, about how much? Thanks!

[@sgaray87933]

X Xx She says the recipe in the video.

[@MsButterflysting]

@@sgaray87933 that may be true, but (speaking for myself) do not know what is in "SLSA," which means there's a possibility that cornstarch may be an ingredient of whatever that acronym stands for.

[@sgaray87933]

@@MsButterflysting Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate (SLSA) has no cornstarch in it. Slsa is what makes bubble bars and other bath products bubble. Cornstarch is simply a binder and helps with hardening.

[@MsButterflysting]

@@sgaray87933 thank you for clarifying that, I honestly didn't know what it was without help.

[@HTMLguruLady2]

You said a few times you would add the recipe and the links in the description, they are not there . Please add them as promised

[@sgaray87933]

Andy M She says the recipe in the video

[@beverlyburnettesullivan6022]

Can I add mica for different colors? Thanks.

[@Imbored262]

Beverly Burnette Yes.

[@brandi3839]

Hey Jen, I may be over looking it, but where can I find your bath bomb video?

[@riseshine5191]

Do you have the resipe for making these please?

[@christinabutts32]

Our Little Homestead i have a recipe i do on my page if u would like. ...

[@sgaray87933]

Our Little Homestead Its in the video

[@tammyhillier3665]

Hi Jen, I just tried the soap queen recipe last night for the first time, my first batch was a fail and ended up having to put the goop in a jar to use for bubble baths ( I didnt want to throw it out) I used too much Glycerin because my scale was being wonky, it literally stayed in a goop state, still works for making bubbles though. My second batch turned out lovely, I did the swiss roll method. This recipe is so much easier and less ingredients and even has skin softening oils, my question to you is, would it be ok to add a little polysorbate 80 to the butters to be sure that the oils in the water disperse? Or did you find that it wasn't really needed when you used it for the kiddos?

[@BeScentedSupply]

you totally can add the poly 80 to help. :)

[@mareekettle2548]

Love the idea and was getting into it until fan went on as I am hard of hearing it completely covered your voice and really annoyed so I had to leave very quickly sorry

[@sewTeri]

Is this recipe the same as your regular bath bomb recipe?

[@barbaraparker9576]

Hi Jen, In this bubble bath ice cream scoops, Do you add cornstarch? quantity?

[@sgaray87933]

Barbara Parker She says the recipe in the video

[@corinneraymond4118]

he so cute :)

[@karenconine963]

I enjoyed see that sweet little face, and another of your great videos.

[@mintymiller5841]

What is Sosa? Never heard of it. ty

[@BeScentedSupply]

SLSA. it is Sodium Laurel Sulfoacetate. it is a bubbling agent.

[@231lghtwrkerbrntout]

I've been trying heaps to make a bubble bar and I've been doing the shower gel or liquid wash or liquid bubble bath and they come out great but when put in bath there's not much bubble and I use heaps of the liquid in receipe ,can anyone give me some advice on them

[@kellyw.1779]

You need to use "SLSA", that is the bubbling agent. : )

[@yeseniarobles4289]

My best tip would be, friction!! You need friction for bubbles to happen. Make sure you’re putting the bubble bar right under the faucet the minute you start filling the tub with water, otherwise it will just melt/break. If you have a shower handle in your bathtub, even better, the friction of the water hitting the bubble bar will give you the biggest bubbles ever.

[@RalucaDumitru]

Did they firm up in days?

[@BeScentedSupply]

they are firm but can be smashed if you tried. hope that makes since. i will package them in little boxes.

[@ThePurplePalace]

Did you use mica to colour the mix?

[@BeScentedSupply]

i did :)

[@ThePurplePalace]

Thanks!

[@abeeslife1688]

She forgot to add the cream of tartar and the tapioca starch that would've made these bubble bars more than perfect

[@wakilahmad6014]

long prosess

[@aliciajones62]

Yes we do like to see his face 😂

[@peepla7]

Use gloves........the grit can mess up nails...even remove nail polish. They should be hard by morning. And wear a mask and goggles please.

[@BeScentedSupply]

had eyewear on, just not a mask. but i will have the mask next go round. lol

[@kayb6009]

What do these do? Will there be a lot of bubbles?

[@BeScentedSupply]

they make bubble. :)

[@lenirilett6153]

you would get 9

[@wakilahmad6014]

just watch zahra kazi's diy bath bubble

[@wakilahmad6014]

boaring

[@BellyliciousMama]

Where is the recipe?

[@sgaray87933]

brownmommylife She says it in the video.

[@naomiscollectionofvideos4231]

6:50

[@peepla7]

They came out great!

[@BeScentedSupply]

thank you