Winter In Venice Doughnut Bath Bomb - Set of 9 Doughnut Bath Bombs

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In a small bowl add coconut oil and heat in a microwave for a few seconds until it melts. Add polysorbate 80 and red velvet scent. Mix wet ingredients together, then add those to the dry ingredients. The goal is a wet sand like consistency that just holds together with no clumps. If it's still a little dry after adding all the coconut oil and essential oils (meaning it doesn't hold together yet), add a tiny amount of water, say 1/2 of a teaspoon or a small spray and mix again. First, your mixture may be too dry. Here in Canada our air is so dry that if I follow this recipe my mix is too dry right from the beginning, so I need to add a little extra coconut oil. It is very easy to over do this. So just add a teaspoon at a time and mix well until you get the wet sand consistency. Lemon– Is also a winning oil for colds as well as attention and focus. It promotes positive energy. Realizing I was developing a habit, I wanted to learn how to make my own bath bombs to save money and control the products that I was soaking in.

Lightly spray witch hazel until the mixture is wet enough to hold its shape if you were to grab a handful (see video above). This Donut With Sprinkles Homemade Bath Bombs Recipe comes together so easily that you can get the kids involved in the process. They will love making their own bath bomb donut! Keep adding tiny amounts of water until it's the right consistency and holds together into a shape.

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These ridiculously cute donut bath bombs make perfect gifts for anyone and they are a really simple and easy DIY bath bomb recipe. I have a donut bath bomb recipe that is nothing short of luxurious and is so easy and affordable to make that you may not ever buy another bath bomb again! The mixture is perfect when it feels like wet sand and you can make clumps with your hands that stay together. **Please note** You may need to use your spray bottle of rubbing alcohol to spritz your mixture while you're putting it into the molds, if it gets too dry. Give a few spritzes and mix together until it has that wet sand feel again. The amount of chemicals in store bought bath bombs can be crazy. By making them yourself, you know exactly what is in it and you can ensure you are happy with every single ingredient. They Are Easy And Fun To Make

If you want to add optional colouring, do this now. I add a pinch of beet root powder to make pink or a pinch of Brazilian purple clay (pictured here) to make purple. In a small bowl, melt coconut oil in microwave for 25-30 seconds.Add to dry mixture slowly while stirring so as not to make it fizz. These donut bath bombs definitely take the cake (pun absolutely intended). They’re cute, easy, and smell great! And, the best part is that you can use them as donut shower fizzies, too! Let’s get started. No Time to Make This Now? Pin it for LaterSo you might be wondering how we turned this into a STEAM project. First there is some fascinating science in bath bomb making. We cover it in detail in some of our other bath bomb activities, but in brief it is an acid-base reaction that is triggered by the addition of water. We also have emulsifiers and surfactants. The emulsifier (Polysorbate 80) makes the oils and water of the bath mix nicely. The surfactant (SLSA) helps create a luxurious foam bath. So you get the wonderful bath fizzy fun, followed by a silky, soothing foam bath. You can fragrance this donut bath bomb recipe with the essential oils of your choice, and feel free to experiment with the colors if you wish! The soap icing on the top is my favorite part; it makes it look realistic and so much fun!