SLSA in bath bombs

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Rebecca1221

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Hello,

I've been making bath bombs for a few months and I'm looking to make them better. I'm wondering how much SLSA you guys add to your bombs.

My current recipe includes 2 cups of baking soda, 1 cup citric acid. Then my oil, fragrance, color etc. I'm currently using 1 tbsp of SLSA but I want more foam and for them to last longer. I tried increasing it to 2 tbsp but it didn't seem to make a big difference.

How much do you add to your recipe? I've added a picture of the result in hoping to achieve.

Thanks in advance !!

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you are using the correct amount right now, more slsa and it will slow fizzing, more foam but they need to fizz
 
IMO, if I understood you correctly, the action you are trying to achieve is a product of the embeds and not the SLSA.
You can make embeds in different colors at a 1:1 ratio of baking soda and citric acid, so they "shoot" bubbles.

Like this in my video. Or is something else you are trying?
 

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