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Bubble Up

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Bubble Up or Cocamidopropyl betaine is a mild surfactant that comes from coconut oil, and is commonly used as a secondary foaming agent in liquid washes. We love it because it produces gorgeous "Hollywood" style bubbl...

Bubble Up

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Bubble Up or Cocamidopropyl betaine is a mild surfactant that comes from coconut oil, and is commonly used as a secondary foaming agent in liquid w...

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Directions

Add to the water phase or during cool-down with gentle mixing to minimize excess foaming, and use at the recommended usage rate for your formulation. Preserve all water-based products appropriately and test finished products for stability and performance.

Warning

For external use only. Concentrate—dilute before use. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Wear gloves and eye protection when handling. Keep out of reach of children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place.

Overall rating: 4.8885016 / 5 from 287 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Bubble Up is a mild surfactant derived from coconut oil, known for producing gorgeous 'Hollywood' style bubbles in various recipes. Customers appreciate its gentle lather, high-quality bubble bar hardener, and great price.

Summary topics

Bubble Quality: 39%
Value for Money: 8%
Bubble Bar Quality: 3%
Lather Quality: 8%

Review topics: ["size","quality","feel","scent","style","results","deal","buy","texture","foam","thickness","use","quantity","price","works","bubbles","addition","lather","bath","soap","amount","bar","surfactant","shampoo","oil","thickener","bang","ingredients","gel","smooth"].

Review highlights

"Fluffy bubbles big fluffy bubbles!" — Sherry
"Makes Great Lather & Bubbles Just as Described" — Latina
"The bubbles are so nice, I'll be keep this in stock for sure, no dust and sneezing- more natural." — Mary

Reviews

Works wonderful in my Bubble

"Works wonderful in my Bubble bath cakes"

— Kimberly M. (5/5)

Cannot live without this!

"Perfect for thinning out body wash and bubble bath."

— Gina M. (5/5)

Must have ingredient

"This is a must have for my soap shop! I use it in everything!"

— Misty (5/5)

Beautiful bubbles

"So I've been testing this out in my cold process soap. Let me start by telling you guys this the best thing ever!! it makes the bar soap so much creamier so many bubbles I'm flawed. You only need 1 teaspoon per pound of oil's in your LYE water"

— Daphaniediary (5/5)

Bubbles, Bubbles Everywhere!

"Great Product!Definitely adds bubbles especially when used with your SLSA (LAL). A Must have for your solid bubble bars and for what my Nephew and chief Fizzy-Bomb tester calls my Fizzey-Bubbleh Powders!It Will set off your Fizzy-Bomb type mixtures, so be careful with That, but in all a wonderful secondary surfactant that I don't want to be without."

— Heidi (5/5)

Bubbles, bubbles everywhere!

"This really boosts the bubbles in body washes, shampoo, and bubble bath. Customers rave about my thick shower gels with endless bubbles."

— Patricia (5/5)

Great for bubble bars!

"I use this in my pipeable bath bomb frosting for cupcakes. works wonderfully to add nice Hollywood style bubbles!"

— Jamie (5/5)

Does what it says.

"Def get bubbles. Not much thinning of my Castile liquid bath gel. A plus. You all should add some percentage rates in the description. I couldn't find anywhere on what the base ratio amount to start with should be. Had to guess."

— Jamie (5/5)

Adore the bubbles

"Great product! I love putting this in my shampoo and even my liquid dish soap! Way to go WSP!"

— Gail (5/5)

Bubble up

"Omg, Hollywood bubbles is right. I use this in bath bombs. Be carefull on how much you add. This can and will start your citric acid fizzing. Stir fast and well. If done right you will get GORGEOUS BUBBLES. Water does need to be well adjetated."

— Making B. (5/5)

Q&A

How much Bubble Up should I add to 128 oz of the pearl—sulfate & paraben-free body wash base for more bubbles?: The recommended rate is to add Bubble Up at 1-5% of total weight of product
Can Cocamidopropyl betaine (Bubble Up) be used in and for Cold Process Soap Making?If so, when do I add it in; do I add it to the Lye Water before adding Lye, do I add it to the Lye Water Solution, or do It after Lye Water & Oils have been mixed, started to saponify & come to trace?: It is not recommended to use Cocamidopropyl Betaine in cold process soap. The addition of different oils can boost the lather.
what is the difference between Bubble Up and the other Cocamidopropyl Betaine you sell?: They come from different suppliers.
Can I use Bubble Up at the same rate to completely replace Cocamidopropyl Betaine in a shampoo bar? I don't have Betaine, but I do have 2-lbs of your Bubble Up and 1-lbs of your Bubble Wash Thickener.: Hi Yes you can use bubble up instead of coco betaine.
When I add Bubble Up into Detergent Free Soap Bases, No longer Detergent Free soap?: Bubble Up is a surfactant, but it is not a detergent. This would still be a detergent-free recipe.