Lavender Bath Bombs
I shared these Lavender Bath Bombs on my Facebook profile recently and had a great response. I even had someone ask if I took custom orders because they wanted to buy some bath bombs from me. I don’t sell them and explained that I make them for my blog. My goal here is to teach you how to make them yourself. Sell them, keep them, give them away as a gift – they are yours to do whatever you like with!
Lavender Bath Bombs
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Typically, bath bombs are circles, but I hadn’t received my bath bomb molds yet from Amazon so I used a silicone mold instead. I used a heart shaped silicone mold and think they turned out better than expected.
Lavender Bath Bombs
Makes 12
- 1 cup baking soda
- 1/2 cup citric acid
- 1/2 cup cornstarch
- 30 drops lavender essential oil
- 1 tsp purple soap colorant
- Mix the baking soda, citric acid and cornstarch in a bowl.
- Add in the lavender essential oil and purple soap colorant and mix.
- Spritz with a spray bottle filled with water and stir. Repeat until the mixture resembles wet sand.
- Press into a silicone mold and leave at room temperature to set for at least 8 hours.
- Carefully pop out of molds and enjoy!
Bath bombs are so easy to make. You need baking soda, cornstarch and citric acid for your base. Then add in your favourite essential oil and soap colorant to make them pretty and smell nice. I used purple soap colorant and lavender essential oil here.
To use, add them into your bath water and enjoy the fizz. I find them so relaxing to use!
If you love DIY beauty like me, make sure to check out all my other homemade beauty recipes and follow along because I have many more to come! You might also like this Lavender & Magnesium Soak.
Have you ever made your own bath bombs?
We’re so glad you party with us at Merry Monday. We always look forward to your projects.
How many will this recipe make??
It made 12.
I am so excited to make these, especially for my little guy who loves bath bombs!
Quick question? How many did this recipe make??
It makes 12.
When you say soap colorant, where would you find that? I’ve seen other recipes use food coloring. Also, where do you find the citric acid?
I buy everything on Amazon!
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