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Strange. Our bath bathbombs are rock hard actually and they keep their form the same. They don't change after two days :) especially. Try to decrease the carrier oils.

That's even better :) The idea is , we do the things for our parts, because of the safety reasons. There are things that we cannot control, in this case allergies. We do have to listen our customers, and the complaints. That is the nature of this business. Also we cannot change the directions in...

Yes, and it wasn't a good seller. Try it around Christmas time, and see how it goes for you, that would be the best time

We have to tell the customers about the preparation time, and we are not able to send the soaps, before they cure... They might use it, and if anything happens, you are the one who is responsible for the incident. That can be a big problem. Let them know, you are accepting orders, one week...

Welcome Josh!!

HAPPY SATURDAY FROM DUCKY!!!! Here smells amazing... Come over :)

You can place them anywhere, let me know the results.

Now when I make my bath bombs,I use Mica, I don't use cornstarch, and I don't put them in the refrigerator.(lol I live in Canada, maybe that's why - just jkn) . I do use epsom salt, depending on the bath bomb... You can check my ingredients, and the bath bombs, that I make from here...

I need to know what exact essential or f.o are you using... also let me know, which order do you follow when you mix all the ingredients, we might change that as well

No worries, hope we could help...

Seems too wet for sure, and that is the problem. Let me go through your recipe... 1 c baking soda 1/2 citrid acid 1/2 cornstarch (skip this) 1/2 empson salt (decrease this as well) 3 tbsp of coconut oil (+olive oil) 1 tsp of water (0.75) then 30 drops of essential oils and 2 drops of coloring...

Thank you IrishLass :)

Here is one of our latest project... Turkish Rose. What do you think about the Rose Scented Bath & Body Products? Which rose scented products did you find, the most successful?

Thank you, actually i am here for the same reason... can't wait to learn from you guys :)

Exactly. There are too many reasons, and it is very hard to say, that is only glycerin that causes a reaction. We make different kinds of soaps, and you just need to make sure, the ingredients are listed, with INCI names, and registered(free). Also you need an insurance(costs). If someone reacts...

Thank you :) We are at the Rainbow Centre, right beside dollarama, across the food court... I love Sudbury, one day i might move there :)

Even though it is an expensive oil, I would add Ylang Ylang... It blends very well with Lavender, Orange...

As a business owner, I wouldn't worry about making it without glycerin. People have different allergies to different things. Our job is to put the ingredients on the product and inform them. Trust me, I get 100s emails daily, and all different cases. That is a very rare case...

Nothing wrong with the ingredients. You can skip the epsom salt. I also use olive oil+coconut oil. and witch hazel. You can still use SLSA. Baking Soda Citric Acid Epsom Salts SLSA Mica Coconut Oil Fragrance / Essential Oils PS80

Thank you for sharing :) You did the right thing