Anne-Marie Makes Peppermint Candy Bath Bombs - Mica Painting | Bramble Berry
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- These Peppermint Candy Bath Bombs look and smell just like the real thing! They are fragranced with Candy Cane Fragrance Oil, which is a classic combination of peppermint, vanilla, and sugar. Once the bath bombs are formed in the Disk Mold and Package and left to dry, they're painted with a mixture of mica and 99% isopropyl alcohol.
🍬 Find the full written recipe and ingredients for these bath bombs here: bberry.studio/...
These bath bombs make great gifts for the holidays. We love reusing the Disk Mold and Package, Plastic to package and gift these bath bombs. The sturdy plastic helps protect them as well, as bath bombs can be delicate. Another packaging option is placing them in plastic bags and tying them on both ends to resemble candy.
🍬 Peppermint Candy Bath Bomb Recipe:
7-8 Disk Mold & Packages
16 oz. Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda)
8 oz. cup Citric Acid
1 oz. Cocoa Butter
.5 oz. Sweet Almond Oil
0.5 oz. Polysorbate 80
0.5 oz. Candy Cane Fragrance Oil
1 tsp. Red Mica
1 tsp. Kelly Green Mica
Witch Hazel in Spray Bottle
2 Tbs. 99% Isopropyl Alcohol
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If you'd like to make these Peppermint Candy Bath Bombs, you can find the full written instructions and all the ingredients you need here:
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Bramble Berry can you use peppermint essential oil??
Ann-Marie..You have 100% been the inspiration for me to continue on making my body business dreams to come true..Thank You!💜💖💗💙💚💕💟
I agree with you Crystal. Ann Marie is a God send. I'm just starting my Etsy business and I always come back to Ann Marie for instruction and inspiration. Love my Soap Queen. 👑
When you realize the soap queen drinks as much coffee as you do! 🤗❤️😂
Beautiful inspiration for the holidays!!!
These would be great as a soap too! Beautiful job Ann Marie ❤️
I would love to see a soap like that😍
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
This is cool! !!!!!!!!!!
YAY CAN'T WAIT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
These are so cute and festive! Fun! :)
These are so cute looking!
Great idea!
Beautiful bath fizzes
Need this collection!!🎄🎀🎄
Thank you... Love you
I bought all your three books ❤️💕
These looked awesome but if you draw the top stripes at twelve and six, then three and nine to start with the spacing would be easier.
Always so great to watch! And what a sense of humor you have! Love these and you! 💕
Nice video and stuff, but your nails look amazing!! Perfect shape and perfect colour!
perfect
Most green micas aren’t FDA approved for bath bombs. Is this kelly green an exception? I wouldn’t use it unless I was absolutely sure.
This sounds like a load of crap. It's approved for cosmetics and skin use. You don't expect them to hold your hand and list every possible use case right?
I love it
Absolutely Adorable!!!! New friend Ruthie here
At first, I wondered if I read the handle right, with the image, I mean. And then, I read the title. 😂. These are so cute. Lovely, Anne-Marie 👌
Omg I just saw this on your website good job girl
I've read that colorants containing chromium green (ie. the Kelly Green mica) is not safe to be used in bath bombs
Pretty sure they are safe.
Love you forever!
You didn’t paint the pin wheel. That was the challenging one.
If witch hazel makes you gag as much as it does me, you can also use a high percentage rubbing alcohol!
How do they look in the bath? Do they give off much colour?
I made these and didn't have polysorbate 80. It was a disaster. I was completely red and my tub was stained red which didn't rinse off me or the tub with plain water. I've ordered the polysorbate 80 and plan to try this again and hoping for better results. The top of my bath water was a layer of red Mica floating in oil and as I stood up I picked up all of the color on my skin so definitely don't recommend this without the polysorbate 80.
This is so cute. do the disk molds mold soap too? It would make for a great holiday gift.
They would also work well with melt and pour soaps or lotion bars!
Your're like the Martha Stewart of Body Products.
Hi Annie, great video I like it and definitely trying it because I love all your bathbombs. Quick question please is it compulsory to use SLSA and cream of tartar when making bathbombs? What does it add to the bathbomb please? Looking forward to your response thank you so much. 😍😍
Cream of tartar is a binding agent for the bathbombs and will harden them as well as add to the fizzing profile of the bathbomb. I dont think it's necessary if you have something like citric acid in your mixture. SLSA is an optional ingredient and mainly adds bubbling/foaming in your mixture and does add a sort of lightness/fluffiness to your bathbomb mixture. If you're going to use it, definitely have ventilation and a mask of some sort because while it's not toxic it's a very fine powder that can irritate the respiratory system :).
@@cottitamessar2019 Thank you very much. Just wanted to know if they both compulsory ingredients as I want to start the business so am doing my research 😘
Could I use a different hard oil? I have mango butter on hand...
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I have a question, can I use regular almond oil?
While it is possible to use store bought oils, they can act unpredictable because they can be sitting on the shelves for months before being purchased or might contain unwanted additives. If you are going to use store bought oils, always do a small test batch before doing a large batch!
What can I use instead of the molds you use as we don't have those clear plastic molds??
@Astarie Apothecary Thankyou
How do we get your new scale?
Ann Marie, these are beautiful. However, I came back to it because I just watched an old inside edition where I was surprised to see you go through a boiler explosion with your babies. What the heck, I just watched this video yesterday and I had inside edition on autoplay while i cooked dinner. I saw your face for one second and did a double take. Glad everyone was ok. That could have gone way worse. Looks like it was a while ago but it's still scary. 😊
WHY DO YOU HAVE A WOODEN MICROWAVE
Because it matched the old filming set. Watch some of the older projects and it’ll make sense.
Soooo is that emulsifier for the oil a necessary addition or is it optional?
If you don't use one then your tub will get very, very, slippery at the end of the bath, and the oils will float on the surface of the water visibly during the bath. Since your fragrance oil won't emulsify you risk burning sensitive skin if it's not a safe oil (depends on the fragrance, especially high risk with essential oils.) Also, leaving it out of heavily coloured bath bombs will also cause an epic tub ring of mica. All that said, it's up to you! But if you're selling them, or giving them as gifts, I'd definitely use it.
a bit much talk...
No, a bit much not listening. We have one mouth and two ears for a reason. Keep listening. 😘
Camera man isnt doing to well ( NEED MORE CLOSE UPS AS YOUR WORKING )