Making Bunny-Themed Bath Bombs | MO River Soap
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 1. 04. 2022
- Hello everyone! I'm Holly and in this video I am showing how I made some super fun bunny-themed bath bombs. These bath bombs are currently available at moriversoap.com!
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đ F I L M I N G & E D I T I N G
Camera used to film: Sony ZV-1
Camera used for images: Nikon D3200/50mm lens
Video Editing Software: Adobe Premiere Pro
Music by Epidemic Sound: www.epidemicsound.com
đ E Q U I P M E N T
Cada Molds - cadamolds.com - search for bunny
Cooklee Mixer 9.5 Quart (Amazon)
KD 8000 Scale (Amazon)
Mini Silicone Mixing Cups (Mad Micas)
âš B A T H B O M B R E C I P E
2400 grams Baking Soda (Sam's Club)
30 grams Distilled Water (Grocery Store)
30 grams 70% Isopropyl Alcohol (Amazon)
36 grams Cream of Tartar (Wholesale Supplies Plus)
36 grams Arrowroot Powder (Amazon)
36 grams Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate - slsa (Two Wild Hares)
36 grams Buttermilk Powder (Anthony's - Amazon)
1 Tablespoon Gold Enigma Mica (Nurture) or Blue Moon Mica ( Mad Micas)
30 grams Apricot Kernel Oil (Blossom Bulk)
15 grams Polysorbate 80 (Bramble Berry)
30 grams Fragrance Oil (Follow IFRA safe usage rates)
15-30 grams 99% Isopropyl Alcohol (Uline)
1200 grams Citric Acid (Ravago Chem)
Micas used for painting - Gold Enigma Mica (Nurture), Amaranth Mica (Nurture), Sparkle Plenty Mica (Mad Micas)
Colors Used are FDA Approved and Batch Certified Lake Powders for Bath Bombs - Red 27, Red 40, Blue 1, Yellow 5, and Yellow 6.
You can reduce the buttermilk cream powder and/or the slsa to have a more active bath bomb. Be sure to reduce the water and/or alcohol in the recipe if you decrease the powders. Keep in mind that the humidity in your location will affect the liquid used GREATLY.
Adding embeds, especially off-setting them, will cause the bath bomb to be propelled and/or spin (for rounder bombs). I choose not to use embeds due to certain patents in place.
You may notice that the recipes I share vary quite a bit. I am always tweaking to find the best recipe. Bath Bomb recipes vary greatly and they can all be amazing. It's just a matter of finding that perfect one.
Missouri River Soap is not responsible for any outcome that results from testing or using of this recipe. Follow all safety precautions and heed all warnings for the production and use of bath bombs.
âš I N G R E D I E N T I N F O:
*SLSa - Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate is a sulfate free surfactant. It is derived from coconut and palm and is gentle and mild. It is Eco Certified. The coarse powder does not need to be ground but does have a larger particle size that helps to keep the powder less airborne than the fine. I only buy from Two Wild Hares as this is my preferred SLSa.
*Polysorbate 80 is an emulsifier. This helps to incorporate the oils and colors into the bath water without floating on the surface. This also helps to prevent colors from leaving a ring on the tub...and you!
*Pay attention the to IFRA usage rates for the fragrance you choose.
*Citric Acid Powder - I look for Anhydrous Fine
* Colorants - Make sure you pick colorants and glitter that is safe for bath bombs. Lakes and Dyes must be batch certified. Not all micas and glitters are safe for bath bombs. Pay very close attention to this!
Hello everyone! Thank you so much for watching! These bath bombs are currently available (but almost sold out) on our website at moriversoap.com. I also have a super fun rainbow egg bath bomb set. I hope you'll check them out. đ
I just love watching your process! You are so professional when you make your products! You clearly care about the look and presentation! I love that!đ„°
Thank you so much!
I just have to say that I love your channel. I've watched you for years and you just keep getting better and better. I so look forward to your videos, the startup music is upbeat, and the view is so clear. I love your products and the quality is amazing and because of finances I've never been able to buy your merchandise as much as I would like, but if it was up to me I would buy a ton of your stuff and I'm a soap maker lol. Be encouraged and keep doing what you're doing. Have a blessed day!
Thank you so much! Your comment is VERY encouraging!
Thanks for bringing us along đ€
Thank you for watching Laurie!
Those are super cute đ I think my favorite is the bunnies little face. Adorable1đđ
Thank you Lori!
i LOVE these theyâre adorable
Thank you Kelly!
They are adorable Ty for sharing.
Hey Holly, thanks for taking us along, I loved watching you create these adorable bath bombs đ°
Thank you!
Ugh! Soooooo adorable! Fantastic job as always, Holly! When it comes to painting with mica's, I find that the more fine the mica is the easier it is to paint with. I also use 91-99 % IA I haven't tried a lot of mica's because they're so expensive but I have found that Nurture Soap mica's are the bomb diggity for me if I want to paint. I like the bronze and gold best from TKB. Thank you for another great video Holly! I will forever covet how beautiful your bath bombs always turn out! đâ€đâ€
Thank you!
Sooooooo CUTE!!! AND soooooooo much work for you! Hand pressing, hand painting! WOW! Happy Spring! đâïžâ€ïžđđ°đž
BB are so cute. Some times to cute to use. I keep coveting your mixer. I know I donât need one as large butâŠI want it anyway.
Thank you!
Haha, my husband took the time out of his serious Fallout 76 gaming to say "That lady is really smart!" I had no idea he was listening! And these are adorable!
Ha! Thank you!
Holly, I always watch/listen to you on my TV when I'm doing stuff around the house. This is the first time I do it on my computer and I'm able to see all the information you provide... I just have to say WOW! And THANK YOU!!! Everything you do is absolutely cute and adorable. Tons of best wishes and blessings to you!
Thank you Brenda!
I could listen to you talk all day long. Itâs so soothing
Thank you!
They're so adorable, Holly. Thank you
Thank you Pam!
This has been one of the best bath bombs videos that Iâve ever watched. Thank you for showing your struggles (lol) actually relatable. Also for the first time I actually now know how wet the ingredients are supposed to be like, great close up! Thank you, thank you!!
How cute! Thatâs a lot of bunny assâs lol. I used to do bath bombs and bath truffles and I liked the bath truffles so I might make them again but I havenât made bath bombs in years. I love to watch ppl make them and they are gorgeous. Especially these Easter ones are adorable. I just hate making them that much. But these are really the cutest bbmâs ever!! đ€
I am always so impressed with how beautiful your products are. My granddaughters 4 and 6 watch with me and just loved the rainbow soap.
They actually want to watch it over and over. They think you are very nice.
These and so darn cute, and are executed beautifully with the perfect colors & fragrances. I love to see the testing too.
I am so sorry I did not order Easter-themed molds. Thank you they will want to watch this one.
Thank you! That's so fun!
These bath bombs are adorable! I love Cada molds, they make really fun stuff. Great video!đ
Thank you! They make so many awesome designs. It was a good business decision for them!
So adorable!
Thank you Shannon!
Those are soooooo adorable!!!
Thank you!
Very cute thanks Holly. đ
Thank you!
They are adorable and I like the paint job too x
Thank you!
These are so adorable! Good job!
Thank you Kathy!
So cute! Great job!
Thank you!
Girl, you always have the cutest ideas, I love all your ideas!!!!!!! Big Golf Clap for you
Thank you Stephanie!
SO CUTE & very interesting!! i love how passionate you are about your creations!!
Thank you!
Really like those Cada molds
They have so many fun designs.
Those are so adorable! Thank you for the videos. They are great and I have learned a lot from themđ„°đ„°
Thank you Marelisa!
Very nice Holly!
Thank you Angela!
i have just subbed - your lilac soap caught me and now these gorgeous wee cuties - you are so helpful as well with your info - looking forward to your videos turning up - they will be a highlight for me
Thank you so much!
Super Cute đ„°
Thank you!
Holly you did such an awesome job! I have these molds and I was wondering how I should do them and you have given me ideas to jump from!
Thank you Charli! I hope you made something fun!
@@moriversoap Actually I have to give you a HUGE thank you! My cousins recently visited AZ and when I went over to see them, I brought some bath bombs and soap I had made them. The bath bomb recipe is the one you posted with the red/white hearts and your mango salt soap recipe. I sold over $400 of product to them. Mostly, thanks to you!
I need those silicone cups for my resin products, love the bath bombs my favourite is the bunny butt so sticking cute!
Thank you Lindsay! Those cups are definitely worth getting.
Great job as always Holly!
Will you be going to the HSCG Conference in Kansas City, MO next month?đ
Thank you! No, I'm not going to the conference. I have seen the tomfoolery that happens at the Guild conference and I just think business people shouldn't be acting so childish and irresponsible. Additionally, I am very displeased with the Guild and have no desire to support them in that manner.
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Thank you!
We love your videos and have been a long time follower! Thank you so much for helping new soapers with your knowledge.
A while ago you mentioned where you buy your bulk oils but I cant find where I wrote it down. Can you kindly remind me please?
Thank you! I am buying from naturalbulksupplies.com now. They are located in Kansas City and I LOVE supporting a more local business. It helps with shipping too!
Goodness gracious, I butchered their email and edited it a couple of times. LOL It is naturalbulksupplies.com.
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Please, can I get the items list for me, the items of bunny bath bumbs I mean the ingredients
There is a list of ingredients in the video description.
Hello where did you get your molds
They're called Cada Molds and you can find them on their website.
I cant ever get these molds to work for me. They always end up damaged or parts of the bath bomb sticks inside the detailing of the mold :/ these turned out so cute!
That's frustrating! I have been having good luck with this recipe. They tend to need a bit more oil.
I have a question. Will vanilla scents change the color of your bath bombs, like it does in cold process soap? Turning them brown. Or is it the chemical reaction that causes the discoloration? These are adorable! Bunny Bottom Bath Bombs!!!đđđThere is no way, that these, can be anything but cute.â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžđ„°đ„°đ„°
Im no expert but Iâve found vanillin only really affects soap and not bath bomb making!
@@kaaayl11 Im not a soaper, and was just wondering lol. Honestly it wouldn't make much difference to me, I love the vanilla scents. As long as you get clean and smell good right? đ
Thanks! I find that vanillin doesn't affect the bath bombs too much. I don't tend to use fragrances that are super high in vanillin though. Sometimes the vanillin fragrances are so yellow that they do discolor the base a bit. I've had cotton candy bath bombs stay nice and true to color until several months down the road when they developed some spots.
@@moriversoap Lady. Those bunny bath bombs were adorable. For some reason I just found them so charming. I'll bet they flew off the shelf. So cute! I love watching your show. You like the bright pigments. Those sunny, brilliant colors are a favorite for me. Thank you for sharing. Your soaps would sell without this channel. Absolutely. So thank you. Your enjoyable to watch. No offense intended. Your comfortable. It's like having tea with my family lol. If that makes sense. I hope that the future blesses you with wonderful things. đ„°đ„°đ„°
Holly flaws make them look more handmade so dont be hard on yourself you can still sell them if you dint want to for full price you can discount the wonky ones
Why do you prefer the lakes?
It's easier to adjust the color and also color different parts of the same batch. With the dyes, they have to be dissolved in water first and that is quite limiting.
@@moriversoap What about coloring the bath water? I have had people ask me what color the water will be when they buy them.
@@moiraesfate1 I find that the lakes color the same as the dyes overall.
@@moriversoap Hmm, think I'll move to lakes then. Less pita.
Citric acid is so expensive! That and slsa. Ugh! They are making money off of the bath bomb makers.
It is so expensive. I know supply and demand has a lot to do with it too.