Staff Answer We are unfamiliar with that product so this is something you will need to test on your own.

Staff Answer You can use about 0.55 oz. If you call us, we would be happy to help you through using our calculators.

Staff Answer You need to use a batch calculator based on your formula. https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/calculators/Batch_Size_Calculator.aspx

Staff Answer Yes, you can add any of our oils to this recipe. You can add up to 1.5% or any oil.

I was following Debbie May's Best Soap Frosting Recipe. If you have another recipe I can use where the frosting gets hard so that it can be shipped, please share that recipe

Staff Answer Sorry, we are confused which recipe you used. Was it the Bubble Bath or the Frosting recipe?

Staff Answer You do not need to add anything to this recipe to make it a "body wash." It can be used as is as a body wash. If you wish to add oils, you can remove the bubble up & or lathanol and then add around 2% oils.

Staff Answer Yes, you can use this as a body wash and you can leave the lathanol out!

Staff Answer If you heat the bubble bath base, it will help to dissolve the lathanol powder.

Staff Answer This date is the "Best Used By" date for freshness but your product is still fine to use.

Staff Answer We recommend mixing any liquid soap base, such as the bubble bath, by hand. An immersion blender will create too many bubbles.

Staff Answer Every fragrance oil can react differently in a product. It sounds like the fragrances you are using do not mix well into the bubble bath. We would recommend mixing your fragrance oil with the EO/FO Modifier which will help keep the water-base product and the fragrance oil from separating. This product is normally added at a 4:1 ratio - 4 parts modifier to 1 part fragrance.

Staff Answer Yes, you can add color to this bubble bath. We recommend a few drops of liquid dye. Here is the link: http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/soap-cosmetic-colorants/dye-lake-neon/liquids.aspx

Staff Answer For a full bath we recommend 0.5-1 ounce per bath. It also helps if you swirl the bath water with your hand to agitate the water creating more bubbles.

Staff Answer Vanilla Verbena Fragrance Oil has a vanilla content of 7%. The directions for the Vanilla Color Stabilizer for Lotions and Washes recommends a usage rate of 2:1 for fragrances with less than 10% vanilla. Using this information that would mean that for this recipe which uses 15ml fragrance, you would need to add 30ml Vanilla Color Stabilizer to your fragrance and let it set for 15 minutes before Using it in our Vanilla Verbena Bubble Bath recipe.

Staff Answer We've added the lathanol Powder as an additive that produces a great bubble lather. You do not have to add the lathanol powder, but you will not get the big bubbles produced from the lathanol.

Staff Answer With this recipe you do not need a preservative.