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Pumpkin Bath Fizzies Recipe
Yield: 6 Bath Fizzies | Est. Time: 1/2 Hour | Level: Easy
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These cute pumpkin-inspired bath fizzes are scented with a lovely pumpkin coconut cream fragrance. This recipe utilizes Shea 50, which doubles as a moisturizer and solubilizer. Drop one into a bathtub and soak in the effervescence.
Recipe Ingredients:
Measure ingredients with a scale or precise measuring tool.
Equipment From Home:
• (1) Scale
• (2) Mixing Bowls
• (1) Wire Whisk
Recipe Disclaimer:
We are not responsible for the products you create from our supplies.
You alone are responsible for product and recipe testing to
ensure compatibility and safety.
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Directions:
NOTE: If you are making these products for sale, good manufacturing practices recommend you wear a hairnet, gloves, and a mask. We also recommend a clean apron and workspace. - To mixing bowl, add baking soda, citric acid and arrowroot powder. Mix well.
- Drizzle Shea 50 and fragrance over powder mixture and mix well.
- Move 2 oz. of powder mixture to second bowl. Add blue and yellow color and mix well.
- Add orange color to large bowl of powder mixture and mix well.
- Scoop a small amount of green mixture to one mold half and top off with orange mixture. Place orange mixture into second mold half. Press two halves together. Remove top and brush off any excess. Replace top and set aside to harden. Repeat until all fizzies are molded.
- Let harden overnight and remove from molds.
- Package as desired.
- Label accordingly.
WARNING: Shea 50 may make tub slippery. Caution should be taken when entering and exiting bath. To Use: Place under running water in bath and watch it fizz.
Ingredient Label: Baking Soda, Citric Acid, Arrowroot Powder, Shea Butter, Fragrance, Yellow 6 Lake, Fluorphlogopite, Titanium Dioxide, Tin Dioxide, Ultramarine Blue, Iron Oxide.
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