Kleine Teufel
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I've been making bath bombs, but the recipe I use has so much stuff in it, that it makes it more of a PITA than what it's really worth in the end. I mean, they're AWESOME in the tub, but for as much as they sell, it isn't worth it to make bombs anymore. I'm wondering if a change of recipe would be a better idea than just scrapping them.
My current recipe has: Sodium Bicarb and citric acid of course, but also has dry milk, arrowroot powder and powdered oatmeal.
I guess I technically should just experiment and see what I can lose from the ingredients without losing the awesomeness of the bombs. But, for those who look at bath bombs (purchase them, whatever), are you more worried about what's in the bombs (all the extras) or are you more worried about price?
My current recipe has: Sodium Bicarb and citric acid of course, but also has dry milk, arrowroot powder and powdered oatmeal.
I guess I technically should just experiment and see what I can lose from the ingredients without losing the awesomeness of the bombs. But, for those who look at bath bombs (purchase them, whatever), are you more worried about what's in the bombs (all the extras) or are you more worried about price?