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Elleonora
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Well, its all to do with the light. I think. See, when blue shampoo is in the bottle, its a blue liquid, and all the dye particles are all happy to bunch up together. When they bunch up together in the bottle, there's a lot of them, and so we see their blue color. But when you make bubbles out of the shampoo, the bubble membrane is really thin, and the color particles all spread out. So the bubbles all become white. Think of it like this- one person in a huuuuge open space with a red shirt on, will be hard to see from a distance. But a sea of them packed tightly together would make a lot of red that would be easy to spot. I think its kind of like that. I may be wrong, but thats what I can imagine. Love your avatar :)
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