Melt the coconut oil in a microwave or double boiler. The oil should be completely melted but not piping hot. Add 1/4 of the colored sea salt to the other half of the bath bomb and add in the bomb mixture. Again, take care to overfill so you have a mound of mixture. Give the bath bombs time to dry before you take them out of their molds. The best way is to let them cure overnight.

Scoop out about 1/3 of the bath salts in a separate bowl. Add a drop of food or soap coloring of your choice and stir well to combine. Make sure all of the coloring is distributed evenly over the bath salts. HANDMADE Bath Bombs For Kids SEA Animals Toys Inside - Bubble Fizzies Essential Oils - Large 6 Bombs - Natural & Organic Made in USAHere at Ruffles and Rain Boots, I share a lot of DIY bath recipes because both my daughter and I have sensitive skin and can’t use the fun and vibrant commercial ones all the time. Using the simple ingredients in this DIY allows you to make your own bath bombs for yourself or to give as gifts. It takes some time to paint each and every bath bomb from top to bottom so you can choose to skip this step or only paint the top outer rim of the geode bath bomb. Fill one half of a round bath bomb mold with the mixture. Push the mixture to the edges so the sides are higher than the middle part. The edges will look a little rough and unfinished. Embark on a journey of self-discovery and luxury, where the fusion of opulence and sophistication takes center stage. Ancient Wisdom's dedication to excellence is manifested in the intricate detail of these Wholesale Jewellery Bath Bombs. As the bath bomb effervesces and gracefully dissolves, it unveils a carefully curated jewelry piece, seamlessly integrating surprise, allure, and beauty into your self-care routine. Store in an airtight container. The great thing about making your own bath bombs is that you can store them in a jar at room temperature and save them for later. You can also heat shrink cellophane around each one (perfect for gifting and storing).

You can change the smells to fit your liking – use any soap scent or essential oil (or combination) you would like. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Combine your dry ingredients. Add 1/2 cup of baking soda, 1/4 cup of citric acid and 1/4 cup of corn starch to a bowl. Mix well. Carefully add small amounts of rubbing alcohol and stir to combine. If the mixture starts to fizz in the bowl you’ve added too much. Hi Lex, the corn starch is meant as a 'filler'. When you combine citric acid and baking soda and add just a little liquid, it might start to fizz in the bowl. If you add corn starch, the mixture is less likely to fizz until you drop it into a bath tub filled with water. You can leave it out, but than you have to be extra careful when adding the liquid (rubbing alcohol or witch hazel) :-)REVITALISE YOUR ENERGY & REPAIR DRY SKIN: ComfyCozy Crystal Bath Bombs help relieve fatigue and leave your skin feeling moisturised and milky soft. Our unique beauty formula blend of healing crystals and essential oils ensures you can revitalise your energy levels to become a healthier, happier, more relaxed you! I’ve noticed that dead sea salt doesn’t absorb coloring as well as other salts, but Epsom salt or sea salt works great! Put the bath salts in a bowl. Scoop out 1 tablespoon of bath salts in a separate bowl. Add a drop of food or soap coloring and stir well to combine. Set aside to let the salts soak up all the dye. At this point I’m not adding any oil yet. To add the bath salts to the bath bomb you’ll need plenty of coconut oil.

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