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These are some nice scents listed, thanks all. Especially the aromatherapy ones.

I just found out that ocean breeze is a nice scent also. I am trying to keep to country scents.

Thanks! I always go less since my area would not pay for expensive bath items.

I live near Peoria. I would love to come to Colorado again someday. Been there three times. Not in my agenda either, though, for now, lol.

Cd's work great for soy and LX are great for soy mix.

when you coming to Illinois TAS, lol.

I use 1/2 oz. in 1 lb. of ezsoy and it has a real, strong scent. I find that when using quality oils there is no need to use more than an 1/2 oz. unless it is a very light scent.

I use CD 16 in my 8 ounce mason jars which are 3 inches in diameter.

Ok, I decided to use the silky bath for my milk bath and add goat's milk powder, also. I have the 12 oz. milk bottles from KB and was wondering what to charge since it has goat's milk, clay and slsa added to it.

I will have to check out the ornament size (medium). I think mine is a large, not sure, need to measure. thanks so much.

thanks Daria. think I found a sugar scrub receipe.

Oh, yeah, oatmeal, milk and honey would be nice

any suggestions for scents for milk bath? I am going to do Lavender Vanilla and Pink sugar since I have a lot of people who like those scents. Also, can I buy collodal (sp) oatmeal at a store?

I like the christmas ornaments for bath bombs. However, I am trying to find one that is not so large.

I really love asheebeans bath bombs and thought if I leave the liquid part out (witch hazel) that I may use it for a bubbling bath powder.

Thanks so much. if you put in search, silky suds, it will come up. It is a bubbling milk bath with citric acid and sea salt besides powdered milk, etc.

I have seen the receipe for Milk Bath:

1 cup dry milk

1 cup baking soda

2 TBS corn starch & Fo

I also have made silky suds and love it but thought I would make one without the citric acid and sea salts for those who have sensitive skin.

I have 12 oz. milk bottles and thought I would start with 2 scents (4 bottles of each for now) to sell at my vendors booth just to see how they go.

My question is (finally, lol) I want to add Slsa to this receipe. I did not know exactly how much. Thought maybe I could add a 1/2 cup Slsa (MMS) and also do half goat's milk powder and half dry milk. I thought about honey powder but I don't have enough on hand. Will this receipe be good even though I don't add the citric acid or sea salt like in silky bath. The citric acid is more for fizzing, right?

Thanks kimberly:cheesy2:

Thanks so much

I am looking for shea oil and soapers choice is out. I was wondering if anyone knew where I could buy some, at least enough to get me by until soapers gets more in. thank you.

I will probably use the silky sugar scrub in the salon. No piggy's, lol

That is what I was wondering too. I will give it a try later today. thanks. I am making lavender vanilla and pink sugar. Was thinking of using a sea type or herbal type scent since it is a salon but needs to smell good on the body.

Coco, any ideas on how to make this so I can use it in malibu bottles? This receipe sounds awesome!

I just made the silky sugar scrub receipe and wanting to put it in malibu's. I added another tbs. of jojoba oil to it so it would not thicken up too much. So far it is still like a lotion consitancy but will see. I was wondering if anyone else has made a sugar scrub and placed in malibu's. It is easier than messing with a wand or fingers esp. since I am making it for a salon.

Thank you Coco, you're a doll for doing this.