Staff Answer We did not experience any discoloring with this product. You can use the CP stabilizer, though, if you wish to.

Staff Answer This product does get very hard and needs to be broken into smaller pieces for packaging. Be sure your measurements are accurate and you are working with fresh ingredients. If the product did not grow and double in size, it may have been overmixed. The mixture should be mixed just until dry ingredients are wet.

Staff Answer Since these colors are controversial as far as being safe for bath products, we have chosen to replace the chromium oxide with a different colorant.

Staff Answer The Zombie Dust after 24 hours should be very hard and dry. It will break into pieces when removed from the pan.

Staff Answer You would add an equal amount of Poly 80 with the fragrance oil.

Staff Answer We have only used the Bubble Up for this recipe. If you wanted to make a substitution, you would need to test this.

Staff Answer We have updated the directions to state Pink instead of Purple for the colors used. The original color was discontinued and we replaced it with another. The amount of Bubble Up is correct. Each batch uses 2 Tablespoons or 1 oz. So, the amount of 2 oz. would be correct in this recipe.

Staff Answer In this recipe it does but that is what gives the product this cool puffy appearance. It will still fizz in the tub.

Staff Answer We have found that retail pricing can vary greatly depending on the market, location and average pricing for your location. Therefore we feel that it is more beneficial for our customer to set their own retail pricing. I would recommend an internet search for similar products to get a base price. Your retail price should be based on your purchase cost, labor cost, current market pricing and client base. Or you could use this formula: Supply cost x 4 = Retail.

Staff Answer Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It should actually read (13)-1.75 oz. bags. We have corrected this, so the labels are correct for you to use.

Staff Answer Newer recipes do not always have a suggested retail price available when they are first published on our site. Our suggestions are based on current market prices for similar products. I would recommend an internet search for body frosting products to get a base price. Your retail price should be based on your purchase cost, labor cost, current market pricing and client base.

Staff Answer This product is supposed to be brittle. Once it sets out on the cookie sheet to dry, you are supposed to break it apart or crumble it and place in the bags. We are not sure why it does not fizz. The combination of baking soda and citric acid will automatically fizz when added to water. Please give our office a call so we can help you further with this.

Staff Answer The mixture will foam up when the ingredient Bubble Up is added to the dry mixture. After the mix is completely dry it will still fizz and foam when added to bath water.