DIY Bath Bomb/How-To Make Bath Bombs \r
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This step-by-step tutorial will show you how to make a basic bath bomb. This is my favorite recipe to use if you are just starting out in your bath bomb making adventure. Hope this helps! Enjoy! xo\r
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***Check out my Etsy shop to purchase handmade soap and bath bombs! - ***\r
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Bath Bomb Recipe \r
1 ½ C. Baking Soda \r
¾ C. Citric Acid\r
¾ C. Cornstarch\r
1 ½ T. Cream of Tartar\r
1 Tbs. Cocoa Butter\r
1 Tbs. Coconut Oil\r
1 ½ Tbs Castor Oil \r
½ Tbs. Rubbing Alcohol (91% or more works best!)\r
½ Tbs Distilled Water\r
1 Tbs. Fragrance Oil (skin-safe)\r
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Here are some of my favorite places to purchase bath bomb supplies and ingredients and a whole bunch of other helpful info and tips for you! \r
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Bath Bomb Mold - This is the one used in this tutorial, it is approximately 2.5 inches in diameter. Amazon - \r
Link for smaller mold, approximately 2.1 inches in diameter.\r
Amazon - \r
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Plastic Christmas Ball Ornament - Also, most craft stores carry these around the holidaysc \r
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Citric Acid - \r
Check your local grocery store next to the canning supplies. Health food stores also carry citric acid. \r
Amazon - \r
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For Bulk Citric Acid - \r
Wholesale Supplies Plus (I like that they have a flat rate $5 handling fee on orders $40 or more)\r
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Also, saveoncitric.com\r
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Bath Bomb Colorants - \r
Celestial Colors - \r
Other things you can use to color your bath bombs - \r
Lake dyes - these are skin-safe and come in a powdered form. Mix with rubbing alcohol when mixing your liquid ingredients. A little goes a long way! \r
Wholesale Supplies Plus - \r
Mica - use sparingly or they will create a dark colored ring around your tub! - My favorites include. \r
Mad Oils Micas - \r
Nurture Soap Micas - \r
Food Coloring - Mix with liquid ingredients. Gel food coloring also works well. And no, these wont dye your skin as long as you dont go crazy and add the entire container :) \r
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Fragrance Oils - My favorite companies - \r
Nurture Soap Supplies - \r
Brambleberry - \r
Mad Oils - \r
Wholesale Supplies Plus - \r
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Cream of Tartar - can be purchased at your local grocery store, however, I find it is cheaper to purchase it through a soap supply store. \r
I purchase mine from Penzeys Spices - \r
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Thank you for watching! Happy crafting! xo, Emilie
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This step-by-step tutorial will show you how to make a basic bath bomb. This is my favorite recipe to use if you are just starting out in your bath bomb making adventure. Hope this helps! Enjoy! xo\r
\r
***Check out my Etsy shop to purchase handmade soap and bath bombs! - ***\r
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Bath Bomb Recipe \r
1 ½ C. Baking Soda \r
¾ C. Citric Acid\r
¾ C. Cornstarch\r
1 ½ T. Cream of Tartar\r
1 Tbs. Cocoa Butter\r
1 Tbs. Coconut Oil\r
1 ½ Tbs Castor Oil \r
½ Tbs. Rubbing Alcohol (91% or more works best!)\r
½ Tbs Distilled Water\r
1 Tbs. Fragrance Oil (skin-safe)\r
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Here are some of my favorite places to purchase bath bomb supplies and ingredients and a whole bunch of other helpful info and tips for you! \r
\r
Bath Bomb Mold - This is the one used in this tutorial, it is approximately 2.5 inches in diameter. Amazon - \r
Link for smaller mold, approximately 2.1 inches in diameter.\r
Amazon - \r
\r
Plastic Christmas Ball Ornament - Also, most craft stores carry these around the holidaysc \r
\r
Citric Acid - \r
Check your local grocery store next to the canning supplies. Health food stores also carry citric acid. \r
Amazon - \r
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For Bulk Citric Acid - \r
Wholesale Supplies Plus (I like that they have a flat rate $5 handling fee on orders $40 or more)\r
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Also, saveoncitric.com\r
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Bath Bomb Colorants - \r
Celestial Colors - \r
Other things you can use to color your bath bombs - \r
Lake dyes - these are skin-safe and come in a powdered form. Mix with rubbing alcohol when mixing your liquid ingredients. A little goes a long way! \r
Wholesale Supplies Plus - \r
Mica - use sparingly or they will create a dark colored ring around your tub! - My favorites include. \r
Mad Oils Micas - \r
Nurture Soap Micas - \r
Food Coloring - Mix with liquid ingredients. Gel food coloring also works well. And no, these wont dye your skin as long as you dont go crazy and add the entire container :) \r
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Fragrance Oils - My favorite companies - \r
Nurture Soap Supplies - \r
Brambleberry - \r
Mad Oils - \r
Wholesale Supplies Plus - \r
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Cream of Tartar - can be purchased at your local grocery store, however, I find it is cheaper to purchase it through a soap supply store. \r
I purchase mine from Penzeys Spices - \r
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Thank you for watching! Happy crafting! xo, Emilie
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