Blueberry Bath Whip Making Kit

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$33.46

Apricot Kernel Oil, yogurt powder, and jojoba beads add a luxurious feel to this bath whip project. Use for a bubble bath or as body soap.

Amount: 1 kit

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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Fun kit but lost its scent

"I had fun making this product and it looks great! However, after a few months it had lost its scent. Could be user error, but wouldn't make again."

— Lisa (3/5)

Blueberry Bath Whip Making Kit

"Very easy to make. The product came out wonderful. Makes your skin feel smooth and soft. The blueberry scent smells wonderful."

— Patsy (5/5)

Blueberry Bath Whip Making Kit

"Very easy to make. The product came out wonderful. Makes your skin feel smooth and soft. The blueberry scent smells wonderful."

— Patsy (5/5)

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I love this recipe! I want to make more bubbles with a thicker lather. I understand that I can use bubble up in the mixture. How would I list that on the ingredients for the label? So I put the ingredients for the recipe and list out all the ingredients for the bubble up? Thanks!: This would depend on how much you are adding. If you add .50 oz. Bubble Up along with the pearlizer, you can list Cocamidopropyl Betaine between Yogurt Powder and Sodium Laureth Sulfate.
Hello,What is the shelf life of this product? Will it melt if kept in bathroom cabinet? Also what about the life when shipping? Does it melt?: Once a product is made, it has a shelf-life of one year. It will not melt if kept in the bathroom but can soften and possibly melt if in a UPS truck for 3-4 days in transit during the summer months.
What ingredient has the Propylparaben in and can it be substituted for a different preservative?: It is actually the colorant Stained Glass Ocean Blue Liquid Color that contains the Propylparaben and it can be substituted for a powder color.
The day I make these, it looks just like your pics..but next day, my whips thicken up. why is this.: The yogurt powder in this is eating the water in the bath whip base. To combat this, I've had success with increasing the oil or reducing the yogurt powder. the finished product is a little dense when you make it exactly as described. I hope this helps!
The day I make these, it looks just like your pics..but next day, my whips thicken up. why is this.: This product naturally thickens as it dries.