Amanda Makes Sparkling Snowball Bath Truffles - Perfect Holiday Gifts! | Bramble Berry
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- ❄️ These Sparkling Snowball Bath Truffles are perfect for holiday gifts! The combination of sodium bicarbonate and citric acid create a gentle fizzing reaction. The addition of SLSA creates bubbles, while cocoa butter and shea butter add moisture. The truffles are scented with Silver Sparkle Fragrance Oil, which gives them a creamy scent that's suitable for the holidays and beyond.
Once the ingredients are combined and the blue and white colors are layered, an ice cream scoop creates the cute shape. Snowflake Sparkle Mica is sprinkled on top for the perfect finishing touch.
The bath truffles need about 3-4 days to dry and harden before use. We recommend filling your bathtub about 3/4 of the way, then breaking the truffle up under the faucet to activate the most bubbles. Because of the skin-loving butters in this recipe, the bubbles are dense, creamy, and moisturizing. Thanks to the polysorbate 80, we found the micas blend with the water and leave very little color on the tub.
SAFETY NOTE: A mask is recommended when using SLSA, especially if you're unfamiliar with how to work with it or have respiratory concerns.
The recipe makes about 18 truffles, depending on the size of your scoop. That means you have plenty to give to loved ones! We like to package them in small plastic bags or jars so they stay intact.
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❄️ Sparkling Snowball Bath Truffles Recipe:
25 oz. Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate)
7 oz. Citric Acid
4 oz. Cream of Tartar
15 oz. SLSA
4.5 oz. Cocoa Butter
6 oz. Shea Butter
0.5 oz. Champagne Extract
1 oz. Polysorbate 80
1 oz. Liquid Glycerin
0.8 oz. Silver Sparkle Fragrance Oil
1/4 tsp. Blue Slushy Mica
Snowflake Sparkle Mica
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You need to start telling people in your tutorials that they can’t use a mixer for baking after using it to make something like this
@@alwyngreen7205 most mixers are stainless steel. There's no problem using it for something else after washing.
Could you give us this recipe in percentages so we can make it in the quantity we would like instead?
I just plug the volume measurements into a calculator or spreadsheet to calculate percentages.
Strange to see a video without Anne Marie but its still fantastic! Thank you!
If Cinderella was a bath bomb, this would be it.
After the bipiy bopidy boo
I 100% wear a mask when using SLSA. No matter how careful you are, it gets into the air and it definitely effects me. I first thought it would be fine and didn't wear a mask, I coughed for hours afterwards. Definitely recommend a mask!
I accepted the challenge and made a Mint Chocolate Chip Bubbling Bath Scoop. I followed this recipie, but added the chocolate chip chunks. I used 4 oz clear melt and pour soap with 1/2 t of cocoa powder. Turned out amazing!!! #BrambleOn
Be sure to post pictures online with that hashtag, we'd love to see them!
I was thinking this as she said it, totally doing it for Summer!
Oh Oreo chip or next peppermint
I like Amanda she should make more videos she’s fun!!!
I make these bath truffles in all different scents all the time for gifts for my colleagues. They are a big hit. I just use fractionated coconut oil instead of the extract and whatever scent I want. I tend to use unrefined cocoa butter so I try to use scents that go well with the chocolate smell. So easy and they make the best bubbles.
Amanda, this is always my go to recipe. It is the best.
Amanda, you’re great at this! LOVE! More!!
It seems like SLSA powder is coming all the way here. Haha
Ah-choo~
The shape of the ice cream is lovely.
Just finished making these, my first bath truffles ever. Why haven't I make these before?!? I LOVE THEM!!! Made these for my grandchildren, I may have to keep some for me!
Just stopping by to say Silver Sparkle is still my favorite fragrance of all time. Thank you for keeping it around ❤❤❤
I think it looks like icecream 😍🤤
It most certainly does!
Could you put the SLSA in first, then the other dry ingredients are sitting on top of it, so it poofs less?
Ohhhh glad you made this When I saw it on the Brambleberry website I really wanted to buy it
These are soooo pretty!!! Would this "dough" be rollable with a rolling pin for like cookie cutters?
It should be! You may want to use baking soda in place of flour on your work surface!
Beautiful presenter..and such a wonderful idea. sparingly pretty.
Fun project! Amanda was great!
Amanda I tried this recipe it turned out it’s so beautiful and it’s wonderful in the bath.
No demonstration, I want to see the bubbles.
I just made these recently, and the bubbles are negligible at best, non-existent at worst. I got scant bubbles after using 3 in one bath.
@@SarahAnneStuff thanks for this info. I was wondering about bubble effect. Thinking of placing in organza bag and tying to faucet spout?
@@SarahAnneStuff you know yiu hold them under the pouring water right????
@@carolcarol62 Yes.
Sarah said it perfectly! So glad I only did a small batch!!
Brilliant!! So pretty!! 😍💜
Thank you for sharing can't wait to try them.
Wow, pretty I will try and make its one day soon. Thanks for sharing.
I just wanted to bring to attention the amazing “wear a mask campaign” that our sweet Anne Marie led via her instagram all throughout the pandemic. Her creative young son even made (sewed!) masks himself for his community. This was a perfect opp to use one of his homemade masks to protect Amanda’s lungs and mucous membranes (and motivate viewers to work safely).
Thank you for the recipe! I enjoyed your lesson!
Seeing how they work in water would have been a great ending….
I made these!!! I used a 1-ounce scoop and got 64 truffles. I used honeysuckle scent. These turned out so well.
If you post photos online, tag them with #BrambleOn so we can see the final product!
How big was the scoop? Was it a big, small or medium scoop?
@@younganimals2948 I used a 1 oz scoop that I bought from target. I think it made the perfect sized truffle.
Same size i use
My FAVE part 16:24 🤣😂😂 I REALLY enjoyed your video Amanda! Thx u so much...TOTALLY GORGEOUS!!
This was a great video, they turned out so pretty! Amanda, Thank you - great job!
These are beautiful!
This is one of my favorite scents.
I was surprised you didn’t put ant coco betaine in your recipe. I found a recipe with just coco betaine as the surfactant and I like that recipe so much more than buying slsa but I might try yours to see the difference. I really enjoyed your video. Thank you
I have bought all the ingredients and can't wait to get these made!!
Oh that is so exciting! We just know they will turn out wonderful
Nice. Thanks for sharing. I wanna try these with household products only. I gotta experiment.
awww i mean i love anne marie... but amanda is awesome too! hope to see more vids from her as well.
I so love your creative team and Bramble Berry. You have amazing ideas that we can use with your great fragrances and come up with some amazing projects to add to what you come up with. I cannot wait to make this and share in Instagram. Ty, so much 💙💙💙💙🤎🤎🧡🧡🧡🖤
I love these 💗
Wow they look amazing. I would love to try them. A question, what does the champagne extract do? Can it be replaced with something else?
Thanks
It's a lightweight liquid oil that's adding extra skin loving properties to this recipe!
But can it be left out?
You are so beautiful! I can't wait to make these!
Too cute
Enjoyed watching it , Will definitely make them . Thank you.😊
great recipe. I'm wondering if the poly80 is enough for all that oil, does it get rid of the slippery danger?
Another question, sorry :) I would like to make in the next day or 2 & won't be able to order the champagne extract in time. What could I substitute it with? Fractionated coconut oil perhaps? I'm in Canada. Thank you!
Fractionated coconut oil would work great!
Hello, mine smell off due to the shade butter having a slight odor. What can I do to fix this? I just wasted a ton of ingredients. As soon as mine hit water they stink like the shea butter. Please help! Thanks!
Looks like an expensive recipe. Do you know the cost break down per bath truffle?
I was thinking the same thing about the total cost of the recipe itself. She used 15 ounces of SLSA and they charge $25.85 for 28 ounces. The SLSA alone is $13.85. It is a fairly large batch but the price of the SLSA still makes me say...Ouch! Lol Cutting back the SLSA to at least half would still make a lot of bubbles from one scoop. : )
@@kellyw.1779 plus you add in everything else. Very expensive to make. How much could you sell them for to make a profit?
@@terrythorp9124 is see these on etsy for about $15 each.
Seems relatively cheap to me!
I did a breakdown on the cost. If you purchase their kit at $85.00 you will make about 18 truffles. Each truffle will cost $4.70 to make. However, you will have a lot of some ingredients left over. I also did a "per ounce" breakdown and that came out to $2.74 each to make.
These are absolutely beautiful. Would polysorbate 60 be as effective as polysorbate 80 with these ingredients?
I must be hungry cause this looks just like food 😋 and of course I know its not I would not eat this at all but this is my 2 a.m cravings for food...
Would love to see someone put snowman faces on these! What a beautiful effect.
That's a fantastic idea!
Why do you put the slsa in last? Put it in first.. then it’s covered with other ingredients and you won’t have to worry about it proofing.
Wow
Complimenti, questa ricetta è adorabile ed il prodotto finale è veramente grazioso, voglio provarla, ma non riesco a trovare l' estratto di champagne, posso sostituirlo e con cosa potrei sostituirlo?
Cute NYE gifts!
very nice, Don't have a bath myself, but they're nice for gifts. I had a candle once that had it's wax in an icecream scoop shape in a glass
Thank you
I loved this tutorial, thank you 💗 I can’t find champagne extract in Canada or much info online for substitutions. What would you suggest?
Thank you! Any other oil-soluble extract or lightweight oil would work well as a substitution.
Thank you for this, another soaper is selling this exact same recipe for $125.
jeeez...
How do these need to be packaged? Do they need to be fully sealed or can they be left to the air?
We recommend wrapping them tightly with plastic wrap and storing them in a cool, dry place.
I like watching Amanda, very informative.
Could you tell me if we made a bubble bar could we sell them?? It’s just I was informed by royalty soaps that Lush owns the name and pattern. I make a bubble bath bomb sand ( 1-2tsp for normal baths or 1/2-1tsp for in home tub spa baths)
You should be able to sell them, we just recommend avoid using the term "bubble bar" when you market them.
I love this ❤
My mom just combined the blue mixture with white mixture and then scooped it she said it was easier to do than to take it out on a baking sheet
Love your video. Thank you
I always try to add citric acid last, so I'm curious how this would bubble
Can you shrink wrap these for shipping? Or would the truffles mess up?
Shrink wrapping your bath truffles should help keep them together, but if you're worried, we would recommend you use something more solid like jars! If you do choose to shrink wrap, it might be a good idea to throw in some silica packets to absorb an excess moisture during the shipping process!
@@bramble-berry thank you!
what would you recommend to use for packaging? I want to give them out for X-mas
If you aren't transporting them far, using simple plastic bags or pouches will work great. If you want something more secure for long-distance shipping, we recommend using sealable jars!
Can I make this recipe but use instead liquid SLS? Would the measurements be the same? I couldn't find the powder one here in Argentina.
Love this truffles by the way 😍... such a shame I cannot try them 😭
You cannot use liquid in this because citric acid and baking soda will react and create catastrophic bubble~~~~
Can you explain why you added the citric acid? Like what does this ingredient provide to the truffles?
Hi Amanda, these looks amazing i am from the uk and wanted to know how much batch is these truffles and are these 100% formula ? i am new to body care world. please help me
This recipe makes about 18 truffles. You can find the full recipe and ingredients list on our website: www.brambleberry.com/articles-and-projects/projects/bath-bombs/sparkling-snowball-bath-truffle-project/PS000272.html
I thought ultramarine blue wasn't safe to use for bath products like bath bombs and truffles?
Why?
I enjoyed the video and made the bath scoops. Is there another butter that can be used instead of coco butter?
I wonder if I could substitute the shea butter for mango butter
Yes, mango butter would work as well!
I have recently found this channel and it’s amazing...and all the products in the shop too, shame I’m in Spain and shipping costs are too much because I’d love to try all those scents... Here the cream of tartar it’s a bit difficult and expensive to get, can I substitute it ? Or just not adding it? Thanks a lot 🖤
You can omit the cream of tartar, it just helps the bubbles! You can always add a little more citric acid or baking soda to help with that.
As for international shipping, some of our customers will order supplies with friends to split the shipping costs! Before you order, be sure to check out our international shipping policies page to make sure you know everything first: www.brambleberry.com/international-shipping-policies.html
@@bramble-berry Thank you very much for your response :) I'll check then the international shipping terms
I follow this recipe minus the fragrance and mica and mines didn’t fizzy at all😔what did I do wrong
I did the same, well so I thought. Instead of 15oz of slsa I put 1.5oz slsa. Lesson learnt alway check measurements and wear my glasses lol
How long will the bubbles stay in the bathtub? Because mine(with this recipe) made a lot of bubbles but they were gone in less than 5 minutes.
For more bubbles, try running the truffles directly under the faucet when the bath tub is about 1/2 full of water.
Is the 2 oz size suitable for one use or would it be better for 2? Thanks! 💜
This original recipe calls for 0.8 ounces of fragrance so the 2 ounce bottle will make 2 batches with a bit remaining.
@@bramble-berry Sorry-I meant the 2 oz bath truffle. Would it be safe for one bath or should it be broken into two? Sorry about that. Thank you!! 💜
U r amazing 😍, can u tell me how much time can we store and use it , their selflife ??
I’m in Australia and don’t have access to champagne extract. Can I replace it with something like coconut oil? I really want to make these for Christmas presents 🎁
Any lightweight liquid oil would work! Coconut oil may make them a little bit firmer, but should work fine.
if i used a fragrance oil with a high vanillin content is it going to turn the mixture brown?
How do they do in the heat? I do outdoor events and heat is always a problem. Do they melt or get soft?
Do I have to use champagne extract? Thanks!
Omg. I looovvveeeee these!!! 😍😍😍
Instead of slsa can I substitute with castile soap?
We haven't tested this recipe with castile soap. It would probably change the texture quite dramatically, because you're replacing a powder with a liquid. We would recommend making a small test batch first to see what you think!
@@bramble-berry
Thank you.
I'll just go ahead and order me some slsa now. Lol. ☺
Will this recipe work with the press out cookie cutting moon cake cutter?
It should! You may want to use baking soda in place of flour on your work surface!
Why my scoops were perfectly rounded, and not looking like an ice cream :( ?
May I omit the champagne extract?
Yes you can.
I inhaled some silk powder once thought I was dying similar to SLSA lol
Thank you for sharing and cant wait to try making them for year round pressies. How long can you store them for ? Also do you ship some of the ingredient to the UK ?
We recommend using them within 6 months!
And yes, we do ship to the UK! Whenever you ship internationally though, we recommend reading our International Shipping Policies before ordering: www.brambleberry.com/international-shipping-policies.html
I used this exact recipe and after I made my scoops, they all expanded into big “cookies”! Where did I go wrong…maybe a measurement was wrong? Not sure which ingredient causes it to expand or not?
can polysorbate can be subsituted with cocamidopropyl betain? thank you
We have not tested that in this recipe. If you give it a try, we recommend a small test batch first. And if you're satisfied with the results, be sure to tag us with #BrambleOn so we can see it!
Did you try it? I’m curious about a substitute for Polysorbate 80.
@@amandawinzeler2287 Î never got the chance to try. ingredients are too hard to find where I live
Once you have the dry ingredients mixed together, and the wet ingredients mixed together, would it be possibly to split those in half and add a different fragrance oil to make two separate batches?
If you want to split the batch and use two fragrance oils, you'll want to combine your other wet ingredients first, then split them to add fragrance to each half.
Just tried these and they are awesome! If packaged in a bag is there a specific amount of time that they are best used by?
@@jazminevielma9654 We recommend using them within 6 months.
Hi, I was wondering if I out omit the liquid glycerine or replace it with something else - it’s the only ingredient I don’t have and I really want to make these ASAP. Thanks in advance!
Now foods has liquid glycerine or find it in any health food store or Amazon
You could omit the glycerin if you need. You may want to add a little more shea butter to keep a similar texture. You could also add more of a lightweight liquid oil if you have one on hand.
Can bath truffles be formed in molds similar to a bath bomb or is the scoop/layered slices really the only way to go about it? I'm not that great at bath bomb making so I thought I'd try this but still want to use some of my super cute bath bomb shape molds.
Also add on question - could I use SCI and cocamidopropyl betaine instead of SLSa?
Would this be just as effective and have good bubbles without slsa?
Nope, it would fizz but not bubble.
Do you mean 0.4 oz of cream of tartar or a full 4 ounces?
This recipe needs 4 oz. of cream of tartar
How long is the shelf life?
Use them in 3-6 months for the best results!
Champagne extract substitute?
A few great substitutes would be Chamomile Extract, Green Tea Extract or Watermelon Extract. Here's the link to the rest of our extracts: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/additives-and-lye/extracts?prefn1=UseInBathBomb&prefv1=Yes&start=0&sz=12
How hard are these supposed to get after they dry?
Can I make this recipe with out SLSA ? Cause I do not need the bubble.
Yes ，don’t do anything except for bubble
Is it possible to use sweet almond oil instead of shea butter??
A lightweight oil like sweet almond oil will not work in the recipe. If you're looking to substitute the shea butter, you will need to replace it with a similar hard butter like cocoa or avocado butter.
Can you write Ingredients on grams please.
you can convert them yourself by taking the amount in oz and multiplying it by 28.35
If you can’t convert from ounces to grams yourself, you should stay away from cosmetics
@@bebita58 it can be tricky to convert if you are a beginner, there was no need to be ignorant.
Those that use a stand mixer for this cannot use it for cookies or baking ever again, same with the other utensils used
I'm just wondering why a mixer can never be used for baking again if you use it for this stuff? Wouldn't the stainless steel be able to be cleaned off?
@@magikdust2095 it can be cleaned but not enough, do you want your cakes tasting like bath truffles or bath bombs??
It’s just a Rule that all those that make these types of things should know
I agree sanitation is key & help avoid cross contamination
I have a kitchen aid stand mix & all u gotta do is purchase another bowl & accessories...simple. But yea, don’t use the same bowl & accessories that u use 4 cosmetics, your food will most definitely taste like fragrances 🤣😂
@@EverythingTammy thank you for backing my comment up, it should have been mentioned it the video, but all good
Can you use a hand mixer??