How to Make Bath Fizzies on Soap Queen TV

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Learn to make Bath Fizzies, also known as bath bombs, with Anne-Marie in this episode of Soap Queen TV. Bath Bombs are so easy and economical to make but they have a reputation for being tricky to create.

Let Anne-Marie show you how simple and fun making bath fizzies can be. First she creates a multi-colored star with a soap mold and then she shows how to use a stainless steel sphere mold to make the well known round bath bombs. To find the recipe for the bath fizzy frosting Anne-Marie mentions in the video go here http://soap-queen.blogspot.com/2009/03/bath-bomb-cupcakes-day-two-frosting.html

All supplies shown in this video can be purchased at http://www.brambleberry.com

Are you a blogger? Please feel free to embed this video on your blog. If you need any help just let us know! info@brambleberry.com

Anne-Marie Faiola is the owner of Bramble Berry http://www.brambleberry.com author of Soap Queen
Blog http://www.soapqueen.com and developer of Teach Soap http://www.teachsoap.com

Music: PsyWoofers' "Dancing 4 Joy"

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  • where can i get citric acid ?

  • @melimelda It is used for pickling - so you can often find it at the grocery store. You might be able to find larger quantities of it at a restaurant supply. And of course Bramble Berry sells it.

  • hello! First of all, thank you! We tried your recipe for the circular bath bombs and is the best recipe we have found so far! We have a doubt:

    After unmolding, while they rest, cracks begin to appear at the pumps. how can we get a regular circle without these cracks? Thanks again! you can also answer us at heartmadesoaps@gmail.com!

  • @heartmadesoaps You might try leaving them in the mold a little longer. And you might try running a fan over them to help them dry more quickly. Good Luck!

  • where do you get witch hazel in Canada?

  • @MegaCandygirlz You might try your local Pharmacy. I don't think Bramble Berry can ship it internationally because of the low flashpoint.

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  • Can I substitue citric acid with anything else? I dont know any substitution but can soda bicorbanate, baking soda or any other substitution?

  • LOL. Love your jokes. Like "A Lot", "So the thing doesnt just go :P"

  • wont it uhm die your skin.... .o0

  • @andracrombiexo12 The Bramble Berry baking soda is aluminum free as well - although it isn't certified organic. Thanks! I'm glad you like it!

  • Red white and blue! Presidents Day!

  • @soapqueentv actually there is organic baking soda without the harsh aluminum, thank goodness. Great vid btw :)

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