Lets make bath salts with jojoba oil and magnesium
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Good morning.
Lets get into making bath salts but i must say its importnt to play around with the recipe. If you are in a dry climate compared to a wetter climate that may change the way the salts react.
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RECIPE
2kg epsom salts
100g hymilayen salt
59g-100g white rock salt,seasalt
rose petals, botanica or others as you feel (optional)
4 tablespoons clay (you may need more as your environment will depict this)
1/2 tablespoon jojoba oil
1/2 tablespoon fragrance oil
1/2 tablespoon polysorbate 80
1/4-1/2 tablespoon mica
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Thank you so much, Rhonda!!
Your welcome 🙏
Your labeling is on point 😍 very beautiful!
Its taken a long time to get to this
@@NelsonInteriorSoaperygood afternoon to you so I tried your recipe and everything came out great but I think I packaged it too soon because I put it in jars instead of letting it sit out to dry now it's clumpy and the texture is not the same and it's dissolving but it's still leaving like a cloudy water I guess I would say I mean should I take them all out of the jar and let them dry or has it just been ruined and it's not clumpy any bad sense it's like when I'm trying to rub them between my hands it's kind of making it worse but it is dissolving so I don't know what to do I'm not sure if I should still sell product like this or just make some more or sell it as a foot salt and start over any advice what help thank you in advance for your time😊
@@candacebruno7980 you can take it out of the jar and add some bicarb to it as that will help remove excess ouls or moisture.
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery okay thank you I'll Google where I can find that and how much of that do I need to use?
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery is that basically baking?
Thank you for sharing!! Can I use Polysorbate 20 instead of 80?
You can try but its not the same
Hello! I love this recipe! Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge. If I may ask, if I don't have Tapioca starch, could I use Arrowroot powder?
Yes thats ok. You can add more if you feel its not dry enough as if theres to much moisture in the air it will harden up
@@NelsonInteriorSoaperydo we have to use the starch in the bath salt? is that a must?
@@candacebruno7980 you need that or bicarb to help absorb the liquids or it will clump
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery oh ok I'll try and look on Amazon because in Louisiana I'm not seeing this unless it's called something else but I don't wanna buy the wrong starch
These came out great. Your labelling looks fab. Did these prove popular at the festival???
I dod sell some but my car diffusers, melts and bathbombs were good sellers
Hi Rhonda
Thanks for the recipe! If my mix I made feels damp, what can I add ? Or is it ok like that to jar up? Or could I bake it dry?
Dont bake it. You can add bicarb to it to help dry it. Or slowly add liquids as each environment will change it
Thanks so much for your reply, Rhonda! It’s lovely in the bath 😍
Nice one. Does adding baking soda instead of clay help to avoid salt clumps?
They both do the same. Also using a product called natra sorb is the best option
Hi from Miami, USA, I love your work, I have a question Which printer do you use to print the clear labels?
Hi there. I use a HP $69 printer from a department store i think its a HP67
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery Thank you. I am working and at the same time seeing your videos ♥️
How many bottles did you fill? Thank you for the formula!
Hobnestly i can remember
Hello from the US. I’m not for sure what I have done wrong but my clay got gummy like and lays in the bottom of the tub. Since then I have ran it through a sifter trying to get out the gummy clumps but it still has bits that go to the bottom of the tub and won’t break down. Is this supposed to be like this? I’ve never have put clays in my salts before so this is all new to me. Any suggestions? Ty so much and I enjoy your channel
Some time its the humidity and moisture in the air
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery ty for getting back to me so quickly. This is for a customer do you think there is anything I can do to fix it? Or should I make a new batch?
@@smaxwell2011 im not sure why its lumpy as im not sure how but you can use products such as bicarb to dry out the mix. Australia is dry and hot so we often need more ouls than order places
natrosorb is also very very cheap. omg i got a pound bag and it is super light, so a pound is a ton. i still havent had to get more! :)
Im getting some for sure
Hiya, I've tried to source Natrasorb from the UK, but unfortunately can't find a UK supplier. Do you possibly know of anywhere, or have a link for somewhere I could purchase some? If not, what is the best alternative? Many thanks x
Can I use arrowroot powder?
You can try it. Sometimes trying all the different ingredients can help you see what works in your environment
Please let me know where I can purchase ingredients for these products if I need to make it on my own . Thanks
Sure i will add links in the description
Hi Rhonda! Thanks for the recipe😊 I haven’t made baths salts, not sure how profitable They are. Where did you get those gorgeous bottles? How much do you charge for the bath salts? I’m excited for you and the store you are building. I’m building a soap studio in our pole barn I’m so excited to have a dedicated space for soap and my products!
Thats wonderful. Your own space is amazing. I got the bottles from lombards party shop. I sell them for $15
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery thank you! 😊
Hi Rhonda! I was wanting to know if you can add SLSA to this recipe and if so, how much can be added? I was wanting to try and make Foaming Bath Salts. Thank you!
Yes you can! Just add 1 teaspoon per every 500g recipe
Thank you so much! Is this bath salt recipe that you featured 500g?
@Lapetitebruno I can’t remember sorry. It’s either 500-1000
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery Thank you! I’m in the States and it’s late here, I just couldn’t think right now lol
Rhonda, Can I use NATRASORB BATH Instead of polysorbate 80 ? Could you please write ratio of natrasorb you would use in the recipe above? Thank you!
You can change and use natrasorb instead of clay but you need the poly 80 in my recipe.
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery Thank you!
Rhonda, How much of the salts would you add to a bath?
It depends but i add 2-4 tablespoons
Hello I wanted to ask you if I choose to use the coconut milk in your recipe what would be the percentage of it and will it still be considered a bath salt or a milk bath
Use 10% . Its really a hybrid of both.
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery good morning/afternoon and ok thanks and thank you for replying back
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery good evening to you this is the bath salts that I was talking to you about somewhere in the comments you did tell me to use baking soda but I'm not sure how much of it and I think the reason why a kind of pumped up was because I didn't let it sit and dry I just Jared it immediately I think that's where the problem lies and I wasn't going to bring it to the market with me I just needed to know what I needed to do to fix it first so now that you know this is the recipe that I'm talking about do you have a percentage that you can give me of the baking soda that I need to use or should I just put in a little at a time and mix it with my hands? My market is next month so I know you're busy so whenever you can get back with me I'll just wait thank you in advance
Hi Rhonda, I hope you can help me. I have tried a few bath salt recipes, but they all have a strong smell of sulfur when added to water. I tried your recipe and got the same results. I used Lavender essential oil hoping that would help but it didn't. What do you think is causing the sulfur smell. Thank you for another great video!
Hi lovely. Honestly ive never smelt this at all with any salts ive used. Maybe your sensitive to a smell or could it be your water ??
I guess salt can have that sulpher scent but as i said ive never noticed
It most likely is your water. I think that I would use distilled water. My water smells like chlorine sometimes.
@@NelsonInteriorSoapery I use distilled water, plus we live in the country and have wells without in chemicals in the water. Maybe it is a bad back of Epsom salt?
@@DebraMichaels I use distilled water and my main water source is from a well with no chemicals added.
@@suzannemoak3813 im not sure. It could be the process or materials but i think we call rule out the water so possibly the salts.