Make Handmade Bath Bombs Part 1

[BonBonSweets]

OOOHHhhh boy!... very slow... is there anyway you could re do this and speeeeeed things up... I am interested in the information but find it is painful to watch as it is so slow... sorry to be rude... it is not my intention...

[Bathmistress]

@BonBonSweets Ooooohhhh no, not redoing the video. Tons of other bath bomb video's out there for you to watch. No offense taken.

[mssalafiyyah]

Hello great vid. can I use lemon in place of citric acid?

[Bathmistress]

@mssalafiyyah Thank you. Lemon ... not that I am aware of.

[VegasDiva42]

is there a subsitution for citric acid?

[Bathmistress]

@VegasDiva42 If there is, I'm not aware of it.

[Reximusprimebeta]

@VegasDiva42 Any other food grade acid would work, such as ascorbic acid. Though citric acid is the easiest to find, if nowhere else it can be found through a home brew supply, I get mine from The Wine Cellar in Regina, SK. If you do find another food grade acid you will have to figure the reaction ratios to have a balanced fizz. Best of luck!

[HonorValorIntegrity]

@VegasDiva42 Lemon juice is commonly available at most grocery stores and has a high citric acid content and it also has a nice refreshing scent. I wash my face with it on occasion. However, use it at your own risk.

[mssalafiyyah]

@VegasDiva42

[Rainbowdrops31]

Hi good vid ive been spraying my mix with witch hazel n think this sets off fizz...is it correct that if i use oils n two sperate bowls like you have done (no whitch hazel) i wont set off any fizz. And you use enough oils to combine the mixture.

Many thanks Debbie

[Bathmistress]

@Rainbowdrops31 In my experience, spraying witch hazel sets off my bath bombs. I can't comment on your formula as to whether it will or will not fizz. Keep tweaking your formula until you have something that works for you. Good luck.

[lovedhunnybunny]

Thank you so much for such a through video! I love how soothing your voice is ;)

[Bathmistress]

@lovedhunnybunny Ahh, your to nice. Thank you.

[FragaJeskOo]

Oh okay thankx and ill do that. Thak u so much :)

[FragaJeskOo]

Miss. i dont understand how much of what to mix. in everything.

ex: how much baking soda and sea salt and i never saw u put the odor in

[Bathmistress]

@FragaJeskOo My fragrance oils was included in my measuring cup that had my soft/hard oils. You can use google to find hundreds of bath bomb recipes. With experience, you'll be able to formulate your own recipe.

[glamourgirl001002]

@Bathmistress Heyy Ur Vid Is Awesum!! Buh Can U Use Table Salt?! xx

[Bathmistress]

@glamourgirl001002 I don't know anything about using table salt. You can make a test batch using table salt for yourself and decide whether table salt works and if you like it.

[glamourgirl001002]

@Bathmistress Ok Thanks ! :))

[Reximusprimebeta]

@Bathmistress Table salt isn't the best to use as it has iodine in it. Too much isn't a good thing. Kosher salt, sea salt and Epsom salt are the best I've come across.

[CherriNW]

What is the butter? I cant seem to get a close spelling.

[Bathmistress]

@CherriNW  kpangnan (african butter)

[Arallist]

What was that salt you were talking about? dendrik? O_O

[Bathmistress]

@Arallist  Dendritic salt.

[thesoapmaker1]

Very informative video.

[sylviasvideosfyi]

You have been a busy girl! Thank you soooooo much for this video! And the ones coming up! I can't wait to try this recipe and relax in my very own signiture bath bomb!