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What's the best soap to use for a bath tub shoot, for volume and to stick to the body? Aug 12 13 09:13 pm Link this is old school, but I always bought "Mr. Bubble" for my kids. It was thick, rich, and you could stick it, pile it high, sculpt it. I don't even know if it is still available but there has to be a kids bubble soap that does the same. might have to buy several brands and experiment?? best wishes! Aug 12 13 09:19 pm Link we used a hotel shampoo once..it created lots of bubbles. check my port..best wishes:) Aug 12 13 09:20 pm Link Thanks, and I bought Mr. bubbles, just have not tried it yet Aug 12 13 09:30 pm Link DG at studio47 wrote: Hey, that sounds like fun! Aug 12 13 09:34 pm Link Mr. Bubble works great....especially in a whirlpool type tub. You'll need to use more in a tub without whirlpool jets, but use sparingly in a whirlpool...adding more as you go...until you get the desired amount.  Aug 12 13 11:10 pm Link Dish liquids such as Palmolive or Dove (mild and safe for sensitive skin) will produce 10 times the bubbles of Mr Bubble and those bubbles will last for hours. We used Palmolive on this shot.  Aug 12 13 11:21 pm Link ForeverFotos wrote: of course! good call. does the model come with the Palmolive? cause if she does, I've been getting cheated at WalMart! Aug 13 13 04:19 pm Link DG at studio47 wrote: i don't think you want the models at walmart...unless you're doing a shoot for aarp. Aug 13 13 04:47 pm Link DG at studio47 wrote: actually, I don't think I've seen this particular model at WalMart either. Aug 13 13 04:54 pm Link |
