Milk Bath question

[Debk]

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?

[Guest jurnalynn]

i make a bubbling bath milk and i add 1/2 cup to a 1 1/2 cup batch and i think its enough..............Laura

what is silky suds?

[Debk]

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.

[Debk]

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.

[crazycacti]

i add SLSA to some of mine

[Debk]

So do I. Have to have Slsa, lol

[CareBear]

ah, now I have sensitive skin and can easily tolerate the citric acid (it's SOOO diluted in the tub) and sea salts sooth my skin. But I CANNOT tolerate SLSa.

but if you want bubbles that last I guess it's what you use.