fizzing bath salts

[Guest guest]

Hi Rita,

Fizzing bath salts don't require cure time. They can be used immediately.

I recommend using the following proportions:

1 part citric acid

2 parts baking soda

I skip the corn starch that I add in the molded bath bombs, as the corn

starch serves as a void filler in thart formula. With a loose mix, you don't

have to worry about voidfs. You may want to add a touch of corn starch to

keep your mix from congealing under very humid conditions, though.

You can add a little bath salt mix to this formula, if you wish, also.

Cheers,

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Is there such a thing as fizzy bath salts that don't need to be molded and

can be used after a day?

[Guest guest]

Mind if I ask what your recipe is? That is what I'm TRYING to do lol.....

fizzing bath salts

I made a batch of Fizzing Bath Salts and after a couple of days they

hardened up , harder than a rock! i put them in a lined kraft tin tie

bag. Can anyone give me an answer as to why this may have happened??

Thanks,

Suzy

Atlantic Spa Bodyworks

http://home.klis.com/~atwood5

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

My recipe for the fizzing bath salts are 2 parts Sea Salt to 1 Part

Citric Acid and 1 Part Baking Soda

Add your essential Oils or Fragrance oils and/or color to the salt

first, THEN add your citric acid and baking soda.

Just not sure why they hardened up.....

Hope this helps,

Suzy

> Mind if I ask what your recipe is? That is what I'm TRYING to do

lol.....

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> I made a batch of Fizzing Bath Salts and after a couple of days they

> hardened up , harder than a rock! i put them in a lined kraft tin tie

> bag. Can anyone give me an answer as to why this may have happened??

> Thanks,

> Suzy

> Atlantic Spa Bodyworks

> http://home.klis.com/~atwood5

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