Bubblebath that makes loads of bubbles

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Yes, I know it is bad for one's skin and everything else wrong with it 🤣 but now and again I just love a really bubbly bath.

Compared to when I were younger, quite possibly to do with changes in ingredients etc I've been totally unable to find any that creates a lot of bubbles/foam.
I've tried luxury brands, expensive brands, average ones, very cheap ones (I thought they'd maybe have more detergent!) And still dissatisfied.

Any recommendations please?

A teaspoon of fairy liquid

Hard or soft water makes a huge difference.
My water’s really hard, and I can’t get bubbles unless I force the issue. Molton Brown is about the best I’ve found. I miss bubble baths!

L'Occitane Lavender bath foam. It's gorgeous. Although I'm in a soft water area which does make a difference.

Badedas gives the most bubbles.

Thank you
I'm in the North-ish so should be soft water I think.
I'll try molten brown, thinking back I've had some of the better baths in hotel rooms and that's one of their favoured brands! And maybe I ws in harder water areas then. I'll L-loccintane too. This will make my life a little bit happier!

I have soft water, a good dollop of Radox bubble bath does the trick!

Sanctuary spa gives a lot of bubbles, you only need a little bit. Hard water here.

Badedas for sure. A little pricey but worth it . A tiny bit and it lasts ages because unlike radox etc you don't need loads

I’m a cheapskate - I add Molton Brown for the lovely scent with a bit of fairy to get the enormous bubbles.

If I want lots of bubbles from Molton Briwn (or any of the expensive brands) I find I need a good glug.

I agree with Badedas.
Or good old Matey haha.

I’m a huge fan of radox, great flavours and plenty of bubbles. Boring but it never lets you down. I have to be careful on what I use of my skin and this has never given me a reaction or dried my skin out.

Matey is great 😁

Lush bubble bar slices. Each bar gives me around 6 very bubbly baths.

Matey: it cleans the bath as well! There ain't a mark in sight!

You need to agitate the water too. I was in Lush once and they had this mad thing like a giant milk foamer which makes more bubbles in the bath!

Waitrose do a pink grapefruit one.
It's only 1.25 smells lush and is quite bubbly in our hard water area .

Came here to suggest these too

Badedas, I treated myself to a bottle (not huge) after Xmas.
I use radox shower gel as bath foam too, it's pretty good (soft water area)

Even within regions water hardness can vary. Yorkshire Water has a checker on their website (so I imagine other providers do too). Mine is 115.9 mg/l calcium, My mum who is 2½ miles away has only 39.6 mg/l calcium.

I too struggle with bubbles in bath or sink and have to agitate to get any semblance of froth!

https://www.yorkshirewater.com/your-water/water-hardness/

I love Dr Teals Vitamin C bath soak. It smells amazing and makes LOADS of bubbles, even in my really hard water area.

Avon bubble bath.

Radox

Fill the bath using the shower head instead of the taps. You'll get far more bubbles that way, especially if you hold it at a 45 degree angle.

I think it is all about how you swish the water around!! I

My son makes the bath over flow with bubbles no matter what we give him. He agitates it (especially near where the tap is running) and uses a shower head to fill the bath.

Although I agree with pp that mateys does a great job cleaning the bath 😅