Staff Answer They are used to resemble the look of vanilla bean specks. They can be left out if you desire.

Staff Answer It gives the dough added liquid so it can be formed. If it is too dry, the scoops will fall apart.

Staff Answer This would be the total amount of product you want to make. This recipe currently makes approximately 23.5 oz. to make the 21 bubble scoops. If you would like to double the recipe, you wound put in 47 oz. or however much you want to make.

Staff Answer Great question! To get percentages, you want to use our Percentage Calculator. Plug in the ingredients using the amounts used in this recipe, except for the poppy seeds. The 9.5 mls can be converted to 0.30 oz. for fragrance and stabilizer. This will give you the percentage for each ingredient. You can add poppy seeds as desired or double, triple them depending on how large or small your batch is. Here is the link to our calculator: https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/calculators/Percentage_Calculator.aspx

Staff Answer You can add citric acid to this recipe to make them fizz. You can also add more glycerin if you feel the mixture is too crumbly.

Staff Answer You can replace the pearlizer with additional Bubble Up which is derived from coconut oil.

Staff Answer We have not tried this so we are not sure how it would work. The cut outs would need to dry for at least 48 hours to be hard enough to handle and package.

Staff Answer You can add cocoa powder to this recipe and you will not need a preservative.

Staff Answer This is something you will need to test. These do not harden like a bath fizzy would so it might be hard to remove from a mold. We find that since this is a softer product, it works very well to use a scoop or possible roll out as you would a bubble cake.

Staff Answer For any of our recipes, you can certainly substitute another fragrance if it is not a favorite. Be sure to check the IFRA guidelines for your particular fragrance. It is not necessary to use Vanilla Color Stabilizer if your fragrance does not contain vanilla. If removing the Bubble Wash Pearlizer, you will need to test the final product. It may be necessary to add additional liquid like glycerin or Bubble Up to make up for removing this ingredient.

Staff Answer It might be difficult to reduce this recipe down that far to make only 1 bubble scoop. If you cut it into fourths, you should only get about 5 scoops which would be a much smaller batch.