Bubble bars Rose

[Soap enjoy]

I'm so proud, to show you my first Bubble bars. I use P.O. Rose, and it smells so good.

Thanks for watching...

Selma

 

[CaliChan]

Looks like ice cream Yum

 

[dianne70]

They look great....have not had much luck with the bubble bar. These look awesome

 

[Trxflyer]

Awesome - Looks like strawberries & cream ice cream! Where did you find the recipe or did you conjure it up on your own?

 

[lsg]

Very pretty!

 

[pjfan74]

Those look great! I have trying to find a recipe that I like...that gives me the texture I am looking for! Your pics look like the texture I am in search of! I would love to know the recipe you used...

 

[Soap enjoy]

Thanks...

This morning I made a new Bubble bar, with the scent of Honeysuckle (P.O. Chèvrefeuille).

Selma

 

[Trxflyer]

Ok, what's your secret for getting those bubble bars texture to come out like that?

 

[Soap enjoy]

This is the link, for the tutorial:

http://www.soapmakingforum.com/f26/bubble-bars-soap-enjoy-32074/#post302710

Good luck...

Selma

 

[Trxflyer]

Wow, thanks for the recipe and the great detailed instructions!

 

[melstan775]

Sooooo cute! Love them. Thanks
For the links. Can I ask what P.O. stands for?

 

[Soap enjoy]

P.O. is Parfume Oil (Fragance oil)

Selma

 

[sweetcindylou]

Looks awesome. My nephews would love these. Do you have a recipe you would be willing to share?

 

[Relle]

The link was posted on the previous page - here it is again.

This is the link, for the tutorial:

http://www.soapmakingforum.com/f26/bubble-bars-soap-enjoy-32074/#post302710

 

[pjfan74]

This is the link, for the tutorial:

http://www.soapmakingforum.com/f26/bubble-bars-soap-enjoy-32074/#post302710

Good luck...

Selma

Thanks so much! Can't wait to try this one out! Your bubble bars look fantastic!

 

[sweetcindylou]

The link was posted on the previous page - here it is again.

This is the link, for the tutorial:

http://www.soapmakingforum.com/f26/bubble-bars-soap-enjoy-32074/#post302710

I presume the SLS is Sodium, Lauryl Sulfate, is there someway to avoid this in the recipe or alternate it with another ingredient?

 

[Mandarin]

They look great!

 

[Tralaaje]

If you don't want to use SLS you can use SLSA (Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate), Brambleberry sells it. Their description is "A great alternative to Sodium Lauryl Sulfate. This product is derived from coconut and palm oils, and conforms to Ecocert's natural and organic cosmetic standard and is 100% of natural origin." I have used it and found that it doesn't foam as much as SLS, but alot of my customers don't want SLS and this is an alternative.

 

[Momonga]

OK I can't find bisodiumcarbonate ANYWHERE! :crazy: What the heck is it, and where do you buy it? The betaine or liquid surfactants seem hard to find too. Your piccies are gorgeous and I think I like the look of these bubble bars better than the recipe I have, but you have some wacky stuff in this recipe and I don't know where to find it. I'm sure it will be worth the wait, once I find a source.

 

[sweetcindylou]

OK I can't find bisodiumcarbonate ANYWHERE! :crazy: What the heck is it, and where do you buy it? The betaine or liquid surfactants seem hard to find too. Your piccies are gorgeous and I think I like the look of these bubble bars better than the recipe I have, but you have some wacky stuff in this recipe and I don't know where to find it. I'm sure it will be worth the wait, once I find a source.

I assume it is the same thing as baking soda.