Honeysticks Bath Drops

A bath time staple I’ve repurchased several times. If my kiddo is not into going up to bath, we just ask, “what color bath do you want?” And she goes right upstairs. Haven’t had any bathtub staining. Touching the tabs directly wet can stain skin a little bit but washes away by the next day if not during bath time. Love the simplicity and ability to mix colors.

Only 1 tablet per bath needed because the colors are so bright! My son loves them and with the food safe dyes I don't worry about him drinking the water.

these are fun! vibrant colors and comes with a lot. can mix different colors to make other colors. inexpensive and nice quality with good ingredients. doesn’t your tub!

We purchased two different sets of water-changing color tablets for our sons' bath time. This particular set was a bit more expensive and contained fewer tablets, but each tablet could transform a standard bathtub into an intense color of your choice. It was impressive how well it worked.The only downside is that it includes three base colors, so to create some shades, you have to mix two of them. While they blended exceptionally well and were cost-effective, using multiple tablets can add up.The other set we had came with a significantly larger number of tablets, but I often found myself needing to use two or sometimes three tablets to achieve a dark enough color.

I wish the price was comparable to other brands but it’s very high in comparison. The tablets dissolve within five minutes, just make sure small hands don’t touch the tablets while they dissolve because their fingers will be stained. Luckily if they’re playing with water, it won’t stay stained for long. I’m glad there’s a clean version of water dying tablets, I just wish the price was better for families on a budget.

Kids can't stand to run out of these. On our second canister. Limited natural ingredients and no skin issues.

We only have experience with one color since that was all we let our kids try before discovering the ingredients listed for coloring are actually artificial food dyes, just listed under a different name. It definitely made the water a fun color for bath time, but I would not call these non-toxic with artificial food dyes included in the ingredient list.

My kids love playing in the colored water! They also love to decide which color to use or make. The only color that was a bit off was purple when we mixed the red and blue -- it was so so dark, it seemed like black water, which was a bit odd to bathe in. The color does not dye skin and I'm happy with the ingredients list.