Staff Answer All ingredients in our recipes should be weighed. That is the best way to get the most accurate measurements. The equivalent to the fragrance amount in milliliters is approximately 4.5 mls.

Staff Answer Make sure to leave the salts out to dry before packaging. You can also try adding aloe vera powder which has an anti-caking agent to help prevent clumping.

Staff Answer When making bath salts, the vanilla content in the fragrance oil does not seem to discolor the salts. That is why it is not used in the recipe.

Staff Answer Some of our older recipes do not contain Poly 80 because we have only been carrying this product for about a year. The recommended usage rate is 1-20%. This is usually added along with the fragrance oil. You can look at the recipes we have used this in to see what our directions show. Here is a link to these recipes: http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/products/polysorbate-80.aspx?Mode=VIDEOS.

Staff Answer Adding polysorbate 80 to your bath salts will help disperse the oils throughout the water and help keep it from sticking to the sides of the bath tub.

Staff Answer We did not notice any significant fading when creating this recipe. If you do experience it please give our Customer Service Department a call.

Staff Answer Epsom Salts would be an excellent addition or substitution to this recipe.

Staff Answer If you feel this product needs to dry out a bit, it is recommended to spread out on a cookie sheet and leave out overnight or until desired dryness is achieved.

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Staff Answer Yes, I would recommend making a small test batch to ensure that it performs to your liking.

Staff Answer We recommend using 3% max of FO, and 1% max of EO in salts. That information is found in the additional information for the salts.