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Add the moisture slowly. If you add it too fast, you could activate the mixture (we don’t want it to bubble). If you live in a humid environment, you might not need the entire amounts of each liquid called for in the recipe. You can also use pink himalayan salt in the middle if you don’t have coloring or don’t want to use it to keep it all natural.

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.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.

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. Next scoop about 1/2 teaspoon of the colored salts in the middle. The desired effect should be that the outside of the geode looks white/transparent and the inside looks colored. Here 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.Add a few drops of essential oil if you want to give your bath bombs a nice scent. I used rose geranium essential oil and added about 6 drops. You can change the amount to your personal preferences. Experience the epitome of relaxation and elegance with Ancient Wisdom's Jewellery Bath Bombs. Indulge in a lavish spa-like immersion during bath time as these meticulously handcrafted bath bombs pamper your skin and create a serene, calming ambiance, leaving you revitalized and renewed. I made 1 batch with a drop of blue soap coloring and 1 with red soap coloring, which turned out a pretty pastel pink color. I know it is excruciating to wait to see these amazing bath bombs, but trust the process and pay attention to the timing. Rushing the drying process and trying to open the mold earlier could result in the entire bath fizzy crumbling. While you can still use it in your bath, it’s not as fun! I can’t be too mad about all those people recreating my DIY tutorials, as I just published my own ‘inspired by’ recipe-book DIY Beauty. In this book I recreate 100 store products from drugstore and high-end brands with all natural ingredients!