bath confetti

[Guest guest]

There is some instructions on some of the msg boards that will tell you how

to do it. Something about pouring a thin layer of your soap mixture and

cutting it out like you would a cookie. I also found it and it peaked my

curosity. trying putting in the search box " bath confetti " " recipes " that

is how I got it. Glitz

Bath Confetti

> Hello all,

>

> I was browsing the other day and came across something

> that caught my eye and my interest. It is called bath

> confetti. Put out by Aroma Spa. It was in a clear

> plastic tube. 40g/1.4oz. It was in a variety of colors

> and looked like shaved soap pieces in the shape of

> flower petals. Does anyone happen to know how to make

> this or the recipe. Thank you in advance for all of

> your help.

>

> Candy

> dba Things & Such

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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hello i don't know if this will help but found a info on bath confetti. here

it is. sueIn

Reply to: <A HREF= " http://www.seedman.com/recipe/messages/4678.html " >HOW DO I

MAKE BATH CONFETTI??????=)=)=)</A> posted by ~*~kittykat~*~ on

September 25, 2002 at 18:07:29:It is a bit of work but here goes. You make

soap and when it begins to " trace " you paint the soap into a thin layer onto

a sheet of metal. When it is hard you punch out circles with the end of a

straw...then you let them cure for several weeks. If you make soap you will

" get " the instructions, if you don't it is probably way too much work unless

your determined.Good Luck

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.. Use a 2inch brush and paint the soap onto wax paper, about as thick

as a dime. After the soap has set take the soap off the wax paper and

flip it onto a hard clean DRY surface. Use a double straw (1 straw

that has another straw over lapping it, you will need to cut the

straw length wise and then tape the cut section) and stamp out the

confetties. This is a very long process and requires time and

patience. If you want the confetti with out so much trouble, take a

big knife and cut the soap into small pieces. They will be irregular,

but easier. I also found a very light sprinkling of powdered milk

helps to keep the soaps from not gumming up together.

Leona

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I bought several jars of the bath confetti while traveling through

Sonoma........I'd never seen it before, but was told by the woman who owned the

shop, that it is made ONLY France.......I've looked all over for it, and have

never again found a source...........I tried it in the bath, and it doesn't do

anything just sits and melts.............ss

bath confetti

Does anyone know how to make bath confetti? It's kind of like small

pieces of soap leaves....I thought I saw a recipe on one of the

boards, but I can't seem to find anything in the archives.

Thanks!

[Guest guest]

Hi

You can buy bath confetti from www.janesmallgifts.com

I have ordered off them in the past and had no problems

Tricia

.......I've looked all over for it, and have never again found a

source...........I tried it in the bath, and it doesn't do anything just sits

and melts.............ss

[Guest guest]

Regarding bath confetti, I wonder if you could use m & p and use crinkled up

aluminum foil. You could probably brush it on that and when hardened and

dry, flex the foil. I would imagine there are similar ways of doing it at

home. Of course it is not going to be like the stuff we get from the

suppliers (I got mine from a soap supply house, don't remember where) but

it looks like paper confetti, I likened it to the texture of gold fish food

- remember that stuff, how thin it is - or a communion wafer, its that

thin. Mine came in all different colors and was sold by the ounce. Since

m & p may not harden as brittle as cold process soap, I think that if I ever

try making it, I would add some beeswax or some other agent to make the

soap harder. What do you think? Carol A2

[Guest guest]

Hi Leona, why the double straw to cut out the confetti, is it for strength

or some other reason? Thanks, Carol A2

[Guest guest]

I think I would paint it - let it cure - freeze it - then drop it on a concrete

porch (while in a baggie) and let it break, like candle-makers do to wax, to get

it in small pieces. Forget that cutting it w/ straw.

Karyn, Certified Massage Therapist

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Owner, Karyn's Soaps & Toiletries

Scented Glycerine & Cold Pressed Soaps,

Scented Body Sprays, Shower Gels,

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hello i don't know if this will help but found a info on bath confetti. here

it is. sueIn

Reply to: <A HREF= " http://www.seedman.com/recipe/messages/4678.html " >HOW DO I

MAKE BATH CONFETTI??????=)=)=)</A> posted by ~*~kittykat~*~ on

September 25, 2002 at 18:07:29:It is a bit of work but here goes. You make

soap and when it begins to " trace " you paint the soap into a thin layer onto

a sheet of metal. When it is hard you punch out circles with the end of a

straw...then you let them cure for several weeks. If you make soap you will

" get " the instructions, if you don't it is probably way too much work unless

your determined.Good Luck

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In a message dated 10/28/02 7:29:58 AM Central Standard Time,

110461.2035@... writes:

> I likened it to the texture of gold fish food

> - remember that stuff, how thin it is - or a communion wafer, its that

> thin. Mine came in all different colors and was sold by the ounce. Since

> m & p may not harden as brittle as cold process soap, I think that if I ever

> try making it, I would add some beeswax or some other agent to make the

> soap harder. What do you think? Carol A2

>

I have never tried to make confetti, however, I did add some thin confetti

like pieces to my milk bath. Basically, after making the soap, I found that

the light film of soap left in the measuring cup that hardened, peeled right

off. So, I peeled it, cut it up into little pieces. I found that by dipping

it in the powdered milk it did not stick together. I used these little

pieces in my milk bath. It adds nice color and texture.

Kay and Stoli

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Selling soap for weimaraner rescue

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[Guest guest]

I'd be interested if there aren't any animal products in there (ie no

propylene glycol and the glycerin is veggie based).

Thanks!

Kirstin

Bath confetti

Would anyone be interested in buying bath confetti? I am trying to order

specific bath confetti from a wholesaler and in order to do that I need to

order a lot so I was wondering if anyone would like to go in on a buy with

me? I would like to order the following:

>

> Shades of pink hearts-Jasmine

> Shades of purple butterflies-lilac

> Blue ducks-baby powder (which I have never seen anywhere.)

> Pink ducks-baby powder (which I have never seen anywhere.)

>

I use these for bridal and baby shower and wedding favors in tubes, or

vellum envelopes or in gift baskets. The price is $14 per lb, $1.00 co-op

fee and whatever shipping would be to you. Paypal only. Must be paid for in

advance. I will close this May 15 as I really want to get these-I am opening

a store next month and want to offer it there too...and it has to come from

China. If we meet the minimum earlier then I will place the order earlier.

If you order between now and May 9 you will entered into a drawing for $100

worth of packaging material. Please contact me ASAP if interested. Thanks.

Dee

www.deescreativetreasures.com (new items added!)

OT - Wedding dress guy

Did he ever put up a website does anyone know? I know he mentioned doing

that in his ebay listing. I would be curious to see it. I missed the

news

stint.

Thanks! :-)

[Guest guest]

The ingredients will be one of these two: I don't know how they choose, which

will be which.

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium Polyacrylate Starch, Cocamidopropyl Betaine,

Cocamide DEA, Water, Glycerin, Glycol Distearate, Fragrance, Methylparaben,

Butylated Hydroxytoluene

Sodium Polyacrylate Starch, Sodium Alkyl Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine,

Cocamide DEA, Glycerin, Water, Silicone Oil, Mineral Oil, Fragrance, Carbomer,

Methylparaben, Propylparaben

Let me know if this would be okay.

Dee

www.deescreativetreasures.com (new items added!)

OT - Wedding dress guy

Did he ever put up a website does anyone know? I know he mentioned doing

that in his ebay listing. I would be curious to see it. I missed the

news

stint.

Thanks! :-)

[Guest guest]

Any way of finding out if the glycerin is veggie based? Definiately don't

want the first one, I can't use anything with mineral oil in it...

Thanks,

Kirstin

Re: Bath confetti

The ingredients will be one of these two: I don't know how they choose,

which will be which.

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium Polyacrylate Starch, Cocamidopropyl Betaine,

Cocamide DEA, Water, Glycerin, Glycol Distearate, Fragrance, Methylparaben,

Butylated Hydroxytoluene

Sodium Polyacrylate Starch, Sodium Alkyl Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine,

Cocamide DEA, Glycerin, Water, Silicone Oil, Mineral Oil, Fragrance,

Carbomer, Methylparaben, Propylparaben

Let me know if this would be okay.

Dee

www.deescreativetreasures.com (new items added!)

OT - Wedding dress guy

Did he ever put up a website does anyone know? I know he mentioned

doing

that in his ebay listing. I would be curious to see it. I missed the

news

stint.

Thanks! :-)

[Guest guest]

hi,

this is an idea, never tried though,....

u take soap base, add whatever u need to, like color/oils etc, and

cook it with water this semi solid, then u push it through the

pasta /noodle making devices u get...voila u wil get soap spagetti.

if u want the paper thin shapes, ,pour teh same base on a tray, when

almost hard use a cooki cutter ttto get shapes,,,,

nat

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> Does anyone have any good ideas or recipes for bath confetti im

ripping my

> hair out here trying to find one that is good. Thanks

> Angel huggels

> Dawn

[Guest guest]

Hi Dawn,

What do you mean by recipes? Can you be more specific on what you are looking

for. I have never heard of confetti being made by anyone other that a

manufacturer.

Shere'

www.nature-zone.com

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Does anyone have any good ideas or recipes for bath confetti im ripping my

hair out here trying to find one that is good. Thanks

Angel huggels

Dawn

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How about this:

1 lb of melt and pour soap, probably clear.

Melt this and add fragrance and color.

Pour this into a wax paper lined cookie sheet

and allow to set up. Shoud only be about 1/8 inch

thick.

At most craft stores you should be able to find

small cookie cutters. Use the cookie cutters to

cut out the small shapes.

The left over MP can be remelted and used again.

As a matter of fact, that left over MP is great

to use in a Rainbow Ice bar of soap.

Take the small shreds of the color soap and put

them in a soap mold. Spray with alcohol (just a little)

and then pour clear base over the colored.

Very cool.

Ginny in Denver

EarthSpa Bath and Body

RE: Bath confetti

Hi Dawn,

What do you mean by recipes? Can you be more specific on what you are

looking for. I have never heard of confetti being made by anyone other that

a manufacturer.

Shere'

www.nature-zone.com

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From: peters@... [mailto:peters@...]

Does anyone have any good ideas or recipes for bath confetti im ripping my

hair out here trying to find one that is good. Thanks

Angel huggels

Dawn

Celebrate Fall Sale! cinnamon sticks, star anise, apple slices, cedar

roses, Apple jack fragrance and more all on sale!

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Hi Shere'

Thanks for the reply. What im looking for is a recipe so that I can make

bath soap confetti for gifts to family/friends. Oh lots of people make it

not just manufacturers but it is a hard recipe to find or so it seems.

Any suggestions?

Angel huggles

dawn

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Date: Mon, 8 Nov 2004 08:37:04 -0600

From: " Shere Akery " <sakery@...>

Subject: RE: Bath confetti

Hi Dawn,

What do you mean by recipes? Can you be more specific on what you are

looking for. I have never heard of confetti being made by anyone other that

a manufacturer.

Shere'

www.nature-zone.com

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From: peters@... [mailto:peters@...]

Does anyone have any good ideas or recipes for bath confetti im ripping my

hair out here trying to find one that is good. Thanks Angel huggels Dawn

Celebrate Fall Sale! cinnamon sticks, star anise, apple slices, cedar

roses, Apple jack fragrance and more all on sale!

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hi all,

Since rice paper dissolves, could you not dip the rice paper in the

glycerine soap or perhaps in a buble bath and let dry and then cut i small

shapes. that is what bath confettie looks like to me anyway. Barb

RE: Bath confetti

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> Hi Dawn,

> What do you mean by recipes? Can you be more specific on what you are

> looking for. I have never heard of confetti being made by anyone other

that

> a manufacturer.

>

> Shere'

> www.nature-zone.com

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> -----Original Message-----

> From: peters@... [mailto:peters@...]

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> Does anyone have any good ideas or recipes for bath confetti im ripping my

> hair out here trying to find one that is good. Thanks

> Angel huggels

> Dawn

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I do not know for sure if this would work but I do plan to try it. rice

paper disolves so why could you not dip the rice paper into bubblebath

andlet dry then cut into small shapes. That is what bath confettie looks

like to me and I am going to try it for my granddaughters. Barb

RE: Bath confetti

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>

> Hi Dawn,

> What do you mean by recipes? Can you be more specific on what you are

> looking for. I have never heard of confetti being made by anyone other

that

> a manufacturer.

>

> Shere'

> www.nature-zone.com

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: peters@... [mailto:peters@...]

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> Does anyone have any good ideas or recipes for bath confetti im ripping my

> hair out here trying to find one that is good. Thanks Angel huggels Dawn

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> Celebrate Fall Sale! cinnamon sticks, star anise, apple slices, cedar

> roses, Apple jack fragrance and more all on sale!

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[Guest guest]

Wouldn't the rice paper dissolve in the liquid glycerin?

Judy P

hi all,

Since rice paper dissolves, could you not dip the rice paper in the

glycerine soap or perhaps in a buble bath and let dry and then cut i small

shapes. that is what bath confettie looks like to me anyway. Barb

>

>

> How about this:

> 1 lb of melt and pour soap, probably clear.

> Melt this and add fragrance and color.

> Pour this into a wax paper lined cookie sheet

> and allow to set up. Shoud only be about 1/8 inch

> thick.

>

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[Guest guest]

Anyone know how to make this and have a recipe?