It’s time to celebrate and kick up your heels – if not for the start of a great new week, then for the next major upcoming holiday, Valentine’s! Try using champagne instead of water to thin down our liquid concentrate soap. It makes a great hand soap as well as a fabulously luxuriant bubble bath.
What you’ll need:
8 ounces Liquid Soap Concentrate
4 ounces Champagne
Optional: Glitter
Optional: Champagne fragrance oil The key to making this recipe work is to use an ultra thick bath gel, like Bramble Berry’s Liquid Soap Concentrate or Suspending Soap Base. If you use the Suspending Soap Base, use only 2 to 3 ounces of champagne. The Suspending Base takes extra liquids but in a 1:2 ratio.
8 ounces Liquid Soap Concentrate
4 ounces Champagne
Optional: Glitter
Optional: Champagne fragrance oil The key to making this recipe work is to use an ultra thick bath gel, like Bramble Berry’s Liquid Soap Concentrate or Suspending Soap Base. If you use the Suspending Soap Base, use only 2 to 3 ounces of champagne. The Suspending Base takes extra liquids but in a 1:2 ratio.
Mix all ingredients together slowly and evenly. You need only a small amount of fragrance oil, approximately 6 ml of fragrance in 12 to 16 ounces of soap. If you’re using the Suspending liquid soap base, now is the time to sprinkle in some glitter. The beauty of the Suspending liquid soap base is that it easily suspends heavier additives, like glitter. Most liquid soap bases won’t suspend glitter but the Suspending liquid soap base will.
Hint: the faster you mix, the more bubbles you will whip into your soap. Gentle and patient stirring is the best way to go with this project. After you are done stirring, let the soap sit for ten to twenty minutes to allow all the bubbles to rise to the top of the soap mixture.
Now that the soap has sat, the bubbles should all be sitting at the top of the soap. Give the soap mixture a spritz with rubbing alcohol to get rid of some of those bubbles.
Pour into bottles. If you don’t have a very steady hand, it’s not cheating to use the right tool (a funnel) to complete the job. Lather up with it as a shower gel or use it in the bath for lots of bubbles. Either way, you’ll be bathing in luxury with soap bubbles and champagne bubbles.
Mmmm. champagne. Oh and a bath how lovely. I could add this with my wine soaps.
Thank you so much! I’m so excited for it to come out because I just love SoapyLove’s soaps! They’re so beautiful and inspiring. Sometimes I just want to know where she gets all of the ideas!,
thanks,
AmplifyMe
Irena,
That is an *awesome* question. I found that the bubbles dissipated so much during the stirring process that there wasn’t much left when it was done and bottled.
AmplifyMe,
Yes, SoapyLove is writing a book and I can hardly wait to stock it. It will be available to reserve a copy this summer on Amazon.com, but hard copies will not be available until the Fall (which is when I will be able to stock it in Bramble Berry).
=)
That is sooo cool! Thanks for sharing! I love reading your posts!!!!
I love your Champagne FO! I plan to make most of my wedding favours in this scent (perhaps mixed with a little strawberry!), and a bubble bath would be incredible! Great ideas, every time!
I am really tempted to get some inexpensive sparkling wine to try out all the recipes you’ve posted. I love BB’s champagne FO!!
hey Ann,
Earlier last year I heard that soapy love was going to come out with a new soap book. I was just wondering if it has come out yet and if you know where its available.
thanks,
AmplifyMe
What fun…and so luxurious!
What a fun idea!! I can see it now…glass of champagne in one hand, chocolate in the other, candlelight and a wonderful soak in champagne bubble bath. That’s a definate Valentines day must do!!
Interesting; thanks!
If you use a closed container while the bubbles are still in the champagne; is that anything to worry about?
Irena