Rubber Ducky Bath Bomb

Baking SodaBaking SodaSodium BicarbonateThe main fizzing agent. On contact with water it reacts with citric acid to release carbon dioxide gas, which is what makes a bath bomb bubble and dissolve., Goat Milk PowderGoat Milk PowderCaprae Lac (Goat Milk) PowderDried goat milk, used where a shelf-stable recipe rules out fresh milk. It adds the same mild, creamy quality to the water as our fresh milk does to soap. From our own Nigerian Dwarf herd, dried for use in recipes that can't take fresh milk., Sodium Lauryl SulfoacetateSodium Lauryl SulfoacetateSodium Lauryl SulfoacetateA mild, plant-derived cleansing agent, often shortened to SLSA. It's what gives a bath bomb its light foam as it dissolves., Cream of TartarCream of TartarPotassium BitartrateA fine acidic powder that slows and smooths the fizzing reaction, giving the bomb a longer, steadier dissolve instead of one quick burst., Corn StarchCorn StarchZea Mays (Corn) StarchAbsorbs moisture. In deodorant it's what makes the finish feel dry rather than slick., FragranceFragranceFragrance (Parfum)The scent blend. We use skin-safe, phthalate-free fragrance oils formulated for bath and body products., Avocado OilAvocado OilPersea Gratissima (Avocado) OilA rich, green-pressed oil that gives the lather a soft, conditioning feel., Polysorbate 80Polysorbate 80Polysorbate 80An emulsifier that helps the fragrance oil disperse evenly through the bathwater instead of floating on top as an oily film., Kaolin ClayKaolin ClayKaolinA soft white clay. In soap it adds a silky slip to the lather and helps the bar hold its fragrance longer.