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Apple Orchard Bath Fizzies Kit

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$18.46

This kit will give you 5 clamshells filled with skin softening bath fizzies. The scent of apples will spread through your home as you soak after a long day!

Amount: 1 kit

($18.46 each)

1 kit

$18.46 $21.72

($18.46 each)

This kit will give you 5 clamshells filled with skin softening bath fizzies. The scent of apples will spread through your home as you soak after a ...

This kit will give you 5 clamshells filled with skin softening bath fizzies. The scent of apples will spread through your home as you soak after a long day!

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Overall rating: 4.7016435 / 5 from 791 reviews.

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Missing mold and ingredients

"I didn’t receive the mold and didn’t receive one of the additives. I’d give it 1 star but the ingredients are high quality and the scent is a great scent. You do not receive it as a “kit” though. It’s mixed in with the rest of your order."

— Caitlinn H. (3/5)

So runny

"Bought the whipped soap because it didn’t have an offensive odor like the Stephenson bath soap base. This recipe never whipped up and remained runny. Completely wasted my money and base product."

— Jojo (2/5)

Great Kit for Beginners and a Fun Project Together

"I bought this kit because my nephew, who has autism, wanted to make his own body wash. I figured this would be a safer and more reliable option than a random TikTok recipe, and it absolutely was. The kit is very beginner‑friendly, and we had a great time making everything together. You do need to supply a few extra items: a microwave‑safe measuring cup, a spatula, a glass bowl for mixing the fragrance, and a stabilizer for the body wash. I’d also recommend using a zip‑top or piping bag when filling the lotion bottles — it makes things much easier and less messy. We ended up with some fragrance oil and polysorbate left over, which was a nice bonus. The White Patchouli scent was lovely — noticeable but not overpowering. My only real con is that the instructions assume you have a microwave. We don’t, so we used a double‑boiler method to warm the shower gel and lotion enough to mix in the fragrance. It worked fine, but it would be great if the instructions included an alternative method. Labels or a link to printable labels would also be a helpful addition, especially since many people use these kits for gifts or testing out products. One small note: the link in the instructions for the recipe goes to an error page — adding an “s” to “recipes” fixes it. Overall, this was a fun, easy project, and I’ll definitely be looking at more kits in the future."

— Lonzetta (4/5)

Super Cute

"This was a fun make. The loofa didn't fit into the molds, so I had to cut them."

— Heather S. (4/5)

Love this!

"Just added to my line and people are really liking them."

— Lucy B. (5/5)

Fresh peaches

"Wonderful project that made my grandchild very excited and happy to make."

— Maria L. (5/5)

Love These Lip Scrubs

"I love this kit and the instructions were perfect. I found exactly what I was looking for when trying to find a good lip scrub."

— Jenifer M. (5/5)

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"This argan oil is lightweight, absorbs well, and leaves skin and hair feeling soft without heaviness. It works beautifully in lotions, serums, and hair products. No off odors and very consistent quality. A reliable carrier oil that I feel confident using in finished products."

— FRANK (5/5)

?????????? Unique, Creamy, and Surprisingly Elegan

"An unexpected but very pleasant combination. The chocolate note is smooth and creamy, not artificial, and the lavender keeps it balanced and sophisticated. Works well in specialty soaps and candles. Definitely a standout fragrance for customers looking for something different."

— FRANK (5/5)

Smell wonderful

"I made holiday soap with this fragrance oil today, it smells really good. But my batch got thick really fast, like within 30 seconds from pouring the lye water in, I had to pour the soap to the loaf mold real quick. For that I only give 4 stars. Hopefully the scent stays after cure."

— Shu Y. (4/5)

Q&A

New to fizzie stuff. What is the difference between a bath bomb and a bath fizzie please? I've googled it for far too long without gaining clarity. Can these be made in silicone molds of different soap shapes as well? Thank you in advance.: Bath bombs and bath fizzies are the same thing, just different names. They can be made in silicone molds, yes.
Are all soap approved colorants also bath approved? I can't figure out another way to ask for clarification on a previos question.: No, they are not all the same. The usage for each colorant is listed. If it is approved for "Bath Water" it is approved for bath bombs.
I now understand that bath fizzies aka bath bombs can be made in silicone molds, my question is can they be mede in the same silicone molds or even Milky Way moulds that i use to make soaps of all shapes? Thank you for the clarification.: Yes, you can use in the same molds you would use for soap. Note that molds with intricate detail may be difficult to unmold.
What kinds of colorsnts can be used in bath fizzies if i don't want to use the colors in the kit for apple orchard fizzies? I have MP sosp colorants on hand including mica, dye and pigments. I may want to add fizzies to my product line, so this is my chance to try it out to help me decide if i want to dive in. Thank you in advance!: You can use any of those as long as they are approved for use in bath water - each color is different.
Poly 80 doesn't need to be added?: Since this recipe contains Shea 50, it is not necessary to use Poly 80. It acts as a solubilizer just as Poly 80 does.