SO MANY tutorials on bath bombs, either people are just ignorant about so much of this before rushing out to share their "cool bath bomb DIYs" or they are just plain mean. LOL. Anyhow, THANK YOU. Subscribed for how honest AND super helpful you've been
That was great! I am familiar with much of what you are talking about but you really filled in the gaps for me. Great presentation too. No yammering. I look forward to part 2, 3 and 4. I find it hard to believe that you don’t have more views and subscribers
Nice!Thank you so much for this ....alot easier on my brain/memory than ALL the other videos,books,websites & info in general that I have been studying up on the past few months!You are greatly appreciated mam!👌💯🙏😊
NEW SUB!!!! Wow soooo happy I came across your channel I'm a beginner but want to learn more before I really get started... So this is perfect for me THANK YOU SO MUCH... about to start binge watching the rest of the parts
This is the best!!! Im new at all this and so unfamiliar about WHAT to use...now I KNOW exactly what to order to have amazing colored bath bombs!! Looking forward to more of your videos. I love learning new things!
Hello beautiful Autumn!! I miss you girl. I'm going to start making bath bomb bags of sparkly dust. So I need to learn about the different ingredients, what's best to use, the best place to buy ingredients, the best sparkles, and so on!! So thank you for these super informative videos!!!✨🌟⚡💫🔆⭐🎆
Girl you are amazing. So helpful and informative. Thank you so much! I was going to give up on bath bombs. I couldn’t understand what was wrong with my formula. I actually quit making them for a year. I HAD MICA POWDER!!!! I didn’t have dye. I randomly stumbled across your video. How amazing! I’m on the way to buy myself some dye lol
this was so awesome. great video and so helpful. I have been through countless videos and just couldn't get the concept of the various colorants. thank you so much. this will also help with making my soaps as well.
I’m a newbie and so far just doing loads of trials with recipes. Most material I’ve read advises against colours and warns they will stain your tub? Is this true or does the polysorbate stop that? Sorry I’m just reading so much mixed information and I just found you and really love your videos. Thank you
Dyes are water soluble so they actually become “part of the water”. Some dyes are very intense and can stain hands of the bath bomb is being handled in the water but as with everything, your own testing is recommended.
Love love love this video! Super informative! I’ve come back to watch it at least 3x already. Thank you for sharing all of this info with everyone. I wanted to ask about using dyes for other products like whipped soaps and whipped butters. Can you use dyes with those types of products? If so, do you have to still bloom them first or can you add directly to the whipped soap, etc? Or would you suggest using lakes instead since they are oil soluble? I’ve tried looking up this info myself but i couldn’t find anything. Thanks in advance for your help.
It's crazy because mica is being recommended to be used everywhere for newer people trying to research DIY bathbombs. Even amazon lists it as a main colorant. I ended up purchasing mica for my project and now I have no clue how i'd ever use it in these.
You can certainly still use them. Just use poly 80 and test before selling if that’s your plan. You can use the mica to paint with as well. Hope this helps!
I see at close to the beginning you typed that you can't use food coloring...is there a reason? (For personal use bombs, I add all natural vegetable based coloring powders). I don't sell mine, but thought about it...but I don't want to add artificial ingredients.
If they will be for personal use that’s fine, but to sell idea whole other ball game. Some food coloring dyes may be safe to eat but may not fall on the safe to use cosmetic color chart per the fda. Not to mention there are a whole slew of other ingredients in food coloring besides just FD&C dyes. Hope that helped!
Hey Autum! Great info...I just happen to come across your channel and so glad I did! Looking forward to watching the series. So nice to see tips/tricks etc and how other's do their products...always learning something new. TFS Hugs from Texas!! : )
My biggest question I can’t seem to find the answer for is where do you place them to let them dry? Do you have a large round tray? Do you place the on an egg carton? Help please? Need more ideas
I used to do this but found that you need A LOT to get the saturation of color, which makes the mix super wet. I now heat a few grams of water, add my dye, then mix in with the baking soda. I feel this method is much more efficient
Hi Autumn, I loved watching your first video of your four part series. I cant seem to find the second part of the four part series. I was wondering if you could link it for me. Thanks Rachel
I am new to making bath bombs. I am currently researching the best colorants, and I would really like to try out the dye. What site would you recommend to get them?
hi I love your videos! I have learned so much from you. one question is where can I get the batch certified colors? so many people have awesome bright colors and I don't even know where to begin to look? thanks
I may be mistaken. But I'm pretty sure wholesale supplies plus are not natch certified, not in smaller sizescanyways, they don't have their names listed on the fda site as a repacked, or don't have their certification to repack and sell in smaller quantities, they don't have the certification on the packaging when you order either, unless they have changed since I ordered last,...
Rosalinda Lopez FD&C dyes are what you need- food drug and cosmetic. Bath bombs fall under cosmetics per the FDA so any cosmetic safe colorant can be used. Food dyes are fD&C however some colors aren’t safe under cosmetic use, and not to mention there are other ingredients in food coloring that aren’t “safe”. I’d stick with batch certified dye powder. Many of my favorite vendors are listed in the description. If you need to dive further I to FD&C dyes and colorants, check out fda.gov and there’s a whole tab on cosmetic colorants
Hi Autumn thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge I greatly appreciate it. I did look for kwikcolors n no site is found☹️. Hopefully I typed it in wrong unless you know anything. Are they sell somewhere else other than that site link. Thank you again
Cathy Gray I was just made aware of this! I’m so sorry about that as I am not an affiliate of that company but I also love and always use Two wild hares on Etsy for my dyes!
Southern Skye Beauty thank you for the tip because I loved the ease of the dyes since I’m new to bath bomb making. N wanted to start with the simple but beautiful dyes. Again thank you 😊
Hi..Can I use mica to paint my bath bombs without using polysorbate 80? Ill be using dye to actually color my bath bomb.. I love your videos, I'm now a subscriber :)
I've watched several of your videos now.. i can't remember if its this one or another you mention moving but i live in NC .. so do we typically need less moisture here since its so humid?
Marina Salis keep testing! Some Micas however just aren’t good to use in bath bombs but you could also fiddle with the poly and increase the amount to see if that works.
Witchy_Pagan333 reputable dye suppliers will already have the certifications for you. Two wild hares on Etsy ALWAYS sends the paperwork with your due purchase
I have tried using micas because I bought a sample kit before knowing what I was really getting myself in to. My bombs work wonderfully. I have tried different variations on the mica to poly80 ratio. Even followed several recipes online and did weight versus measuring. However I always end up with the color ring around the tub (that comes off easily). It's frustrating to say the least. Any suggestions or advise?
Hey! Love your videos! Been obsessed with them lately. I watched this and the other parts a few times but I’m trying to find dyes for my bath bombs but every site is American, I’m Irish any chance you can help a sista out?
Jennifer Frazier I prefer mica but yes...? Ish? Dyes are water soluble so they dissolve in water. Water will activate the bombs. I actually have a video on painting bombs 🙌
tracieilima yes! It is an alcohol/ water combined with dye dispersed in it. The more dye you add, the more intense it will be. I don’t measure anything, just toss some together! I use these in bubble bars and bubble frosting :)
Hello! I use dyes to color my bath bombs and they get bright, but when they hit the water it dosent color the water as much as i would like to, like when you have a lush bath bomb its the brightest color ever, any tips? I am afraid my batch ceritfied dyes will stain if i use more
Maria dyes are def what you need however that is just something you’re going to have to play with! I use quite a bit of color for my batches and have yet to have any color transfer/ staining. I wish I could help more!
Im in the uk and im struggling to find lakes and dyes. What names should i be looking for please? We have micas and coated micas (ones that dont need poly)
Rachael Carter I have heard wonderful things about Saraphinas Coastal Colors. And she ships to the UK! I would def go for dyes for the biggest color payoff!
Southern Skye Beauty thank you. I have emailed them because the option to ship to the uk wasnt there at check out. Your bath bomb tutorials have been the best i have seen. Do you plan on showing off how some of your bombs perform in the tub?
Hi i have my dyes yayyyy. However everytime i make a bath bomb now they go wrong. I bloom the die and think its pretty dry so put the citric in an wow the mixture gets more and more sticky. I dont think its the oil as it didnt do it before so im guessing i didnt leave the bloomed diy long enough? I know it will depend on the amount but going on your 850g mix how long would you leave it. Thank you
Rachael Carter it definitely sounds like you aren’t waiting long enough- sounds too wet still. If you bloom, many wait overnight to use the baking soda when blooming dyes
Southern Skye Beauty If I am still using dies is it OK if I put it in rubbing alcohol and spread that into my mixture? Instead of blooming. Please let me know
Can you recommend a brand of natural colorants? I don't have the time or patience to make my own natural colorants with herbs and other florals but I do not want to use Poly80, micas or other dyes. I haven't found a company that sells something natural and ready-made.
Fantastic! Thank you for this! I have everything to start with my bombs and the biggest thing holding me off is the confusion with the colorant! I'll absolutely subscribe!
SO MANY tutorials on bath bombs, either people are just ignorant about so much of this before rushing out to share their "cool bath bomb DIYs" or they are just plain mean. LOL. Anyhow, THANK YOU. Subscribed for how honest AND super helpful you've been
THIS IS AN OUTSTANDING TUTORIAL!! YOU HAVE DONE SO MUCH RESEARCH... WE'VE BEEN BLESSED WITH YOUR SHARING & KINDNESS❤
@@lizbrown9553 you’re so very welcome!
That was great! I am familiar with much of what you are talking about but you really filled in the gaps for me. Great presentation too. No yammering. I look forward to part 2, 3 and 4. I find it hard to believe that you don’t have more views and subscribers
Jean Bates awe!! Well thank you, I really appreciate that! I’m hoping to film the next part this coming week!
Nice!Thank you so much for this ....alot easier on my brain/memory than ALL the other videos,books,websites & info in general that I have been studying up on the past few months!You are greatly appreciated mam!👌💯🙏😊
NEW SUB!!!! Wow soooo happy I came across your channel I'm a beginner but want to learn more before I really get started... So this is perfect for me THANK YOU SO MUCH... about to start binge watching the rest of the parts
Thanks for the recipe! I just made a batch following along with you and it worked perfectly. Thank you!
iNatural Body by SoniaBDorsey I’m so glad to hear it!! Thank you for watching!!
iNatural Body by SoniaBDorsey where did you get ur colors from
I love how thorough and knowledgable you are. VERY helpful video. Thanks!
This is the most clear info about bath bomb colorants. Thanks!
AYLA DOMBAYCI thanks so much!
wow that blue is gorgeous
This is the best!!! Im new at all this and so unfamiliar about WHAT to use...now I KNOW exactly what to order to have amazing colored bath bombs!! Looking forward to more of your videos. I love learning new things!
KAREN BOYCE thank you!! 🙌🥰
I’ve been trying to find this information for days. Thank you so much!
You’re very welcome !
Wow its 2 years ago but best video about colourant ever thanks
Very through explanation! I appreciate the detailed examples. Thank you for sharing!
Hello beautiful Autumn!! I miss you girl. I'm going to start making bath bomb bags of sparkly dust. So I need to learn about the different ingredients, what's best to use, the best place to buy ingredients, the best sparkles, and so on!! So thank you for these super informative videos!!!✨🌟⚡💫🔆⭐🎆
Thank you for this! So informative and easy to watch. I didn’t have to fast forward at all 😂😂
These videos are so helpful! I'm just getting into making bath bombs, butters, etc. This was super helpful, thank you!
Felfolk thanks for watching! Glad to help
Wonderful Informational Video. Thank you so very much for sharing. You are truly appreciated
Girl you are amazing. So helpful and informative. Thank you so much! I was going to give up on bath bombs. I couldn’t understand what was wrong with my formula. I actually quit making them for a year. I HAD MICA POWDER!!!! I didn’t have dye. I randomly stumbled across your video. How amazing! I’m on the way to buy myself some dye lol
DeShawna Bell yaaaaaaas!!! I’m so glad I was able to help 🥰
this was so awesome. great video and so helpful. I have been through countless videos and just couldn't get the concept of the various colorants. thank you so much. this will also help with making my soaps as well.
Jenifer Acklin so glad I could help!
Thank you this is so informative
I'm glad I happen to come across this video. Very informative! Thank yoy.
What an excellent tutorial! Thank you for that demonstration and explanation of colorants.
Thank you so much!!! I am just starting to get into making bath bombs and this is very very informative!!
Aw yay! Good luck and I am glad I could help :)
I love bathboms
I’m a newbie and so far just doing loads of trials with recipes. Most material I’ve read advises against colours and warns they will stain your tub? Is this true or does the polysorbate stop that? Sorry I’m just reading so much mixed information and I just found you and really love your videos. Thank you
Dyes are water soluble so they actually become “part of the water”. Some dyes are very intense and can stain hands of the bath bomb is being handled in the water but as with everything, your own testing is recommended.
Love love love this video! Super informative! I’ve come back to watch it at least 3x already. Thank you for sharing all of this info with everyone. I wanted to ask about using dyes for other products like whipped soaps and whipped butters. Can you use dyes with those types of products? If so, do you have to still bloom them first or can you add directly to the whipped soap, etc? Or would you suggest using lakes instead since they are oil soluble? I’ve tried looking up this info myself but i couldn’t find anything. Thanks in advance for your help.
Keyanna A feel free to message me on IG. I’ll try and help as best I can!
Thank you for this fabulous video!!
Great video!
It's crazy because mica is being recommended to be used everywhere for newer people trying to research DIY bathbombs. Even amazon lists it as a main colorant. I ended up purchasing mica for my project and now I have no clue how i'd ever use it in these.
You can certainly still use them. Just use poly 80 and test before selling if that’s your plan. You can use the mica to paint with as well. Hope this helps!
Love it !! Can’t wait to follow your recipe
I see at close to the beginning you typed that you can't use food coloring...is there a reason? (For personal use bombs, I add all natural vegetable based coloring powders). I don't sell mine, but thought about it...but I don't want to add artificial ingredients.
If they will be for personal use that’s fine, but to sell idea whole other ball game. Some food coloring dyes may be safe to eat but may not fall on the safe to use cosmetic color chart per the fda. Not to mention there are a whole slew of other ingredients in food coloring besides just FD&C dyes. Hope that helped!
Hey Autum! Great info...I just happen to come across your channel and so glad I did! Looking forward to watching the series. So nice to see tips/tricks etc and how other's do their products...always learning something new. TFS Hugs from Texas!! : )
Kelly W. Thank you for watching and I am so glad you enjoyed it :)
Hi autumn! Its joanne from the Philippines. Thank you for the showing the comparison, I will be able to use my press properly 👍😊
juana donatello no problem!
can I just mix dyes with the liquid ingredients? and then just add to the dry ingredients ?
With lakes, what is better for bathbombs? Oil or water soluble
You are a rock star girl. Great instagram, information and youtube channel! earned my sub!
My biggest question I can’t seem to find the answer for is where do you place them to let them dry? Do you have a large round tray? Do you place the on an egg carton? Help please? Need more ideas
Honestly, Christmas ornament holders! They go on big time clearance after holidays. Hope this helps!
for your bloomed dyes, how much water and alcohol do you use?
Also for what you’re calling dyes, is this called pigment powders on the sites you listed? I’m not finding anything called dyes
Pigments are different than dyes. Dyes will have a CI number or be called blue 1, red 27 for example.
If you use dyes can you add to water first n keep in a squirt bottle and then straight into baking soda ?
I used to do this but found that you need A LOT to get the saturation of color, which makes the mix super wet. I now heat a few grams of water, add my dye, then mix in with the baking soda. I feel this method is much more efficient
That was really helpful! Thank you very much.
Hi Autumn, I loved watching your first video of your four part series. I cant seem to find the second part of the four part series. I was wondering if you could link it for me. Thanks Rachel
Rachel Wilson ua-cam.com/video/m2eprqK_B_M/v-deo.html
I am new to making bath bombs. I am currently researching the best colorants, and I would really like to try out the dye. What site would you recommend to get them?
They are listed in the description
Hi Autumn, great video, very interesting and informative. Thank you got the great job
Lera Goldberg you’re very welcome!
hi I love your videos! I have learned so much from you. one question is where can I get the batch certified colors? so many people have awesome bright colors and I don't even know where to begin to look? thanks
All my favorite suppliers are listed in the description box :) I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and I’m glad I could help!
Where Did u get that Pretty blue color ?
I can't find the dye. What is the name of it and where to but it
I may be mistaken. But I'm pretty sure wholesale supplies plus are not natch certified, not in smaller sizescanyways, they don't have their names listed on the fda site as a repacked, or don't have their certification to repack and sell in smaller quantities, they don't have the certification on the packaging when you order either, unless they have changed since I ordered last,...
AtomicBalm Bath 'n Body you are correct but I do enjoy their micas as well :) Thanks for watching!
Is the Dye you use Soap Dye?or Food color?Is Soap Dye Good to use?
Rosalinda Lopez FD&C dyes are what you need- food drug and cosmetic. Bath bombs fall under cosmetics per the FDA so any cosmetic safe colorant can be used. Food dyes are fD&C however some colors aren’t safe under cosmetic use, and not to mention there are other ingredients in food coloring that aren’t “safe”. I’d stick with batch certified dye powder. Many of my favorite vendors are listed in the description. If you need to dive further I to FD&C dyes and colorants, check out fda.gov and there’s a whole tab on cosmetic colorants
I look foward to part 2
Hello gorgeous! Thank you for this series, it is very informative!
Hi Autumn thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge I greatly appreciate it. I did look for kwikcolors n no site is found☹️. Hopefully I typed it in wrong unless you know anything. Are they sell somewhere else other than that site link. Thank you again
Cathy Gray I was just made aware of this! I’m so sorry about that as I am not an affiliate of that company but I also love and always use Two wild hares on Etsy for my dyes!
Southern Skye Beauty thank you for the tip because I loved the ease of the dyes since I’m new to bath bomb making. N wanted to start with the simple but beautiful dyes. Again thank you 😊
Thank you for sharing! Love your video! 🙏💕
Hey! If I plan to sell on Etsy should I get my certification?
Hi..Can I use mica to paint my bath bombs without using polysorbate 80? Ill be using dye to actually color my bath bomb.. I love your videos, I'm now a subscriber :)
Moo And Me you sure can using 91% Alcohol. I actually have a video you can watch :)
thanks so much for the reply
Where can I find a neon/bright pink to use in my bath bombs that's safe to use if im selling?
I've watched several of your videos now.. i can't remember if its this one or another you mention moving but i live in NC .. so do we typically need less moisture here since its so humid?
redstripe29 yes that’s normally right
Can dyes be used in bath melts?
kittenjewel101 dyes are water soluble and wouldn’t be the best option for melts since they are mainly oils and butters. I’d try lakes for this
Great video Autumn 😊, very informative and concise.
Thank you! I appreciate you watching :)
Correction: In Canada, batch certification is not required for dyes
I wonder if it’s required in UK?
What dye do you use?
Hi I just started Bath bomb for my kids and yes thanks for the tips of using Micah.
May I ask is polysorbate 80 kids friendly?
HOH SEE YEE this is def something you will want to research for yourself and make your own determination.
Have mentioned you love dyes. I was wondering if you have tried. Amazing Colour solutions dyes yet? and if so,what do you think of them?
AtomicBalm Bath 'n Body i haven’t! I never even heard of them before. I will have to check that out! Thank you :)
Where’s the blue dye from?
Hey how do you deal with mica stains in the bathtub even after using poly 80?
Marina Salis keep testing! Some Micas however just aren’t good to use in bath bombs but you could also fiddle with the poly and increase the amount to see if that works.
This is a great video!
Where can i get tbe FDA dye certification? I wanna start making these.. But i don't know where to start to be FDA approved.
Witchy_Pagan333 reputable dye suppliers will already have the certifications for you. Two wild hares on Etsy ALWAYS sends the paperwork with your due purchase
Lecithin can be used as a emulsifyer
This helps so much! Thank you!
will the dye stain your tub, skin or clothes?
Great video!!!
So to clarify, as a seller do you need your own fda certification? Or do you just need to buy certified colorant?
Britt HippLaub you just need to buy batch certified colors! 😊
What is the first colorant brand you used in the video demonstration?
I have tried using micas because I bought a sample kit before knowing what I was really getting myself in to. My bombs work wonderfully. I have tried different variations on the mica to poly80 ratio. Even followed several recipes online and did weight versus measuring. However I always end up with the color ring around the tub (that comes off easily). It's frustrating to say the least. Any suggestions or advise?
Briana R standard poly/ oil ratio is 1:2. So use your poly in half the amount of oils.
Southern Skye Beauty My last batch I measured 10mls coconut oil, a few drops of essential oil, and 5mls poly80.. and I still got a ring 😟
It looks like you used polysorbate 20 with the mica...the oil you added to the mica didn’t dissolve.
I only use 80. The mica will never dissolve but only incorporate with the poly and oils.
What was the first color brand!?
Hey! Love your videos! Been obsessed with them lately.
I watched this and the other parts a few times but I’m trying to find dyes for my bath bombs but every site is American, I’m Irish any chance you can help a sista out?
Ciara Nolan oh yikes... I have heard of saraphinas coastal colors and before but I honestly don’t know to be honest!
Thank you!
love the videos!! and i really love your website!!
Can you paint designs/art on your bath bombs with the dyes?
Jennifer Frazier I prefer mica but yes...? Ish? Dyes are water soluble so they dissolve in water. Water will activate the bombs. I actually have a video on painting bombs 🙌
Southern Skye Beauty I found it! Thanks. I’ll watch some more of your videos. I have so many questions because I’m a newbie to this.
You show a bottle that you said was dye mixed with alcohol. Can you please explain why and how you use it?
tracieilima yes! It is an alcohol/ water combined with dye dispersed in it. The more dye you add, the more intense it will be. I don’t measure anything, just toss some together! I use these in bubble bars and bubble frosting :)
Could you get polysorbate and local stores or any kind of stores just not online?? And what about the mica no website just stores please
Autumn Mooney you cannot get poly or cosmetic micas, to my knowledge, at a store. Online will be your best bet!
Thank you Autumn!
anytime Sharon!
Why do you keep the blue dye in a mixture of alcohol?
Tiffany Toure I like to keep some pre-dispersed for different projects :)
Hello! I use dyes to color my bath bombs and they get bright, but when they hit the water it dosent color the water as much as i would like to, like when you have a lush bath bomb its the brightest color ever, any tips? I am afraid my batch ceritfied dyes will stain if i use more
Maria dyes are def what you need however that is just something you’re going to have to play with! I use quite a bit of color for my batches and have yet to have any color transfer/ staining. I wish I could help more!
Okei thanks, ill use how much i think i will need and then put my blonde friend in the tub!
Can you mix red & blue lakes to get purple? Purple is sooooooooooo expensive! 😖
Britt HippLaub yes you can! Red 27 and blue one is lovely!
This video was really helpful thanks a lot
Alejandra Serrano so glad to hear it!
Great Tutorial!
Im in the uk and im struggling to find lakes and dyes. What names should i be looking for please? We have micas and coated micas (ones that dont need poly)
Rachael Carter I have heard wonderful things about Saraphinas Coastal Colors. And she ships to the UK! I would def go for dyes for the biggest color payoff!
Southern Skye Beauty thank you. I have emailed them because the option to ship to the uk wasnt there at check out.
Your bath bomb tutorials have been the best i have seen. Do you plan on showing off how some of your bombs perform in the tub?
Rachael Carter definitely!
Hi i have my dyes yayyyy. However everytime i make a bath bomb now they go wrong. I bloom the die and think its pretty dry so put the citric in an wow the mixture gets more and more sticky. I dont think its the oil as it didnt do it before so im guessing i didnt leave the bloomed diy long enough? I know it will depend on the amount but going on your 850g mix how long would you leave it. Thank you
Rachael Carter it definitely sounds like you aren’t waiting long enough- sounds too wet still. If you bloom, many wait overnight to use the baking soda when blooming dyes
Thanks
where do you get your dyes or where can I get dyes?
Posted in the description!
Do lake dyes color to foam of a bath bomb too?
Tommy Rockwell yes depending on the concentration used!
Southern Skye Beauty If I am still using dies is it OK if I put it in rubbing alcohol and spread that into my mixture? Instead of blooming. Please let me know
Where do you buy your approved dyes?
Breanna Simmons www.fizzfairy.ca
Can you recommend a brand of natural colorants? I don't have the time or patience to make my own natural colorants with herbs and other florals but I do not want to use Poly80, micas or other dyes. I haven't found a company that sells something natural and ready-made.
Kristin Fusaro that’s not really my wheelhouse so I don’t think I’ll be much help. Sorry!
Thank you this was very informative I just have one question where can I buy the blue dye you used ? The first one the dye
Lots of places! My preferred vendor is two wild hares on Etsy
Thank you!
Wait.. Did I see your site on the Architect list?? Are you a bestie too!?
Hannah Bonanza what is that!! I do follow renae... she has amazing advise!
Polysorbate 20?
Danielle Patillo nope. Polysorbate 80. Same idea though
Fantastic! Thank you for this! I have everything to start with my bombs and the biggest thing holding me off is the confusion with the colorant! I'll absolutely subscribe!
Angela Zeigler thanks so much!
Thank you for this 💗🌸💗
Do the dyes stain
Kim Swanson they can stain your fingers when working with them, but won’t stain your tub when used in bath bombs :)
Kim Swanson Someone turned blue when using one. Lol
R.I.P.Squirt& Jinxy was this the picture from the internet with the girl who used a Kroger bath bomb?