CrazyBubbles All Natural Bubble Bath for Kids & Baby, Hypoallergenic Bubble Bath Kids with Sensitive Skin, Gentle Eczema Safe Baby Essentials, Unscented Powder Mix with Colloidal Oats, Up to 30 Baths

I will give it a benefit of doubt. As I tried this the first time, my impression is that it doesn’t really give too much bubbles at all. Rather, it makes my bath tub look grey and unappealing. It doesn’t have any scent and made of natural ingredients, so it must be a great product, but maybe I didn’t put enough. I put one tablespoon as directed and that’s how my bathtub looked like. Didn’t change anything, my baby still love bathing. I will use more next time to see if anything changes.

I love everything about it. No harsh chemicals, no unnecessary dyes! And it’s tear free.

Love it, and so do my kids. Bubbles last longer than other mixes we’ve tried, and it’s a soft texture.

Bubbles dont last. Follow directions and created a few good Bubbles but they just dont last. But, probably because these are for very sensitive people and so for that reason I kept them for use when my 4 year old grandson baths, they did not irritate his skin.

Just what I needed for my baby!

My son has sensitive, Eczema prone skin from the time he was a newborn. He loves taking bubble baths and to finally find something that doesn’t break out his skin or dry it out has been a life saver! I would highly recommend giving this a try for anyone who’s on the fence.

Great bubbles! Works wonderfully for my kiddo with super sensitive skin!

This doesnt work worth junk! Doesnt bubble up doesnt smell good at all kids skin is dry and rough after bath just leave it at the wear house it isnt worth your time or money

No irritation..perfect for sensitive skin kids who love to play with bubbles. I had to keep adding powder to create more bubbles. Just a minor snag. Most importantly, it does not cause irritating on my sons sensitive skin.

I really liked that this product is natural and good for sensitive skin. It does have the faintest scent of oat, which is still pleasant. I used a tablespoon of powder in warm running bath water. At first I thought there was a good amount of bubbles, but as soon as I turned the water off, the bubbles began to disappear. One picture is with the water running, and one picture was taken about a minute after I turned the water off. My bathtub is a standard sized tub, nothing fancy or too large, but I would probably recommend putting at least 2 tablespoons. I didnt get a picture of the sediment on the bottom of the tub, but some of the powder doesnt completely dissolve, that didnt really bother me though.