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                  Foaming Bath Melts

                  Bath & Shower Bath Melts Cocoa Butter Essential Oils Lumorol K 5229

                  Foaming Bath Melts

                  Try adding a some Pearlescent Colour for a little added glamour.

                  Stage 1: (heat until melted)
                  63% Cocoa Butter

                  Stage 2: (Room temperature)
                  35% Lumorol K 5229

                  Stage 3: (below 40°C)
                  2% Essential oils of your choice
                  100% Total
                   
                  Method:
                  • Melt Stage 1 (fat stage) in a double boiler, then allow to cool until going opaque at the edges.
                  • Stir in the Lumorol K 5229. Allow to cool down below 40°C then stir in the essential oils.
                  • Place mould on a baking tray so it is easier to move then pour the mixture into moulds and place in the fridge to set up fully.
                  • When solid, tip out of the moulds, package them, label and date.
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                  4 Responses

                  Aromantic Team
                  Aromantic Team

                  December 17, 2020

                  Thank you for your enquiry.

                  Working in percentages is the best and easiest way to calculate your ingredients in a recipe. 1% of 100ml is 1ml so 5% will be 5ml. We use this handy online percentage calculator when we need to check percentages.
                  https://percentagecalculator.net

                  Sandr
                  Sandr

                  December 17, 2020

                  Hi
                  I note you wrote percentages
                  Of what ? Does it depend how much you want ? For example 100g

                  Aromantic Team
                  Aromantic Team

                  December 04, 2020

                  Thank you for your enquiry.

                  Please see the below response from our Research and Development
                  Team;

                  “20g upwards should be enough but it really is personal choice.”

                  Amanda Jones
                  Amanda Jones

                  December 04, 2020

                  Approximately what size melt do you estimate is a good idea per bath portion?

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