They may look good enough to eat, but they are not for consuming. These adorable little cupcakes are meant to be dropped in your bath for a nice relaxing soak. Learn how to make your own Bath Bomb Cupcakes over at Soap Queen’s blog. Supplies can be purchased at Bramble Berry, Inc.
Stinky Bomb Soaps
The Retroist posted about Stinky Bomb’s retro cassette tape soap. This soap maker also creates unique hand grenade and camera soaps.
Cupcake Bath Bombs
Little Birdie Secrets posted a tutorial for the most adorable cupcake bath bombs. According to the feature, bath bombs are made up of a few simple ingredients, along with essential oil for aromatherapy and almond oil to soften the skin. Get the recipe here.
Bath bomb inspiration
Today, I’m finding these gorgeous bath bombs found on Flickr beautiful and inspiring!
1. Bath Bombs, 2. Bath Bomb, 3. Coconut Cocoa butter bath bomb, 4. SV. Soaps Coco Mango Bath Bomb, 5. I Love you Bath BOmbs, 6. Fizzy Bath Bombs, 7. Luxury Rose Bath Bomb, 8. … Read More ...
Heart shaped bath bombs
This fun tutorial is for heart shaped bath bombs that include a hidden love note inside the bomb! Follow the directions to make these with or without the love token inside. For packaging, try a cellophane or ziplock bag for a nicer finish instead of the saran wrap suggested.
Bath snowballs tutorial
Martha Stewart has a wonderful tutorial on beautiful making bath “snowballs”, similar to a bath bomb but without the fizziness.
Find the instructions here.
… Read More ...Bath bomb surprise tutorial
This bath bomb surprise tutorial is a great idea for a kid’s birthday party favor. Just find some fun plastic trinkets for the surprise inside!
Cupcake bath fizzy recipe
It seems like cupcake shaped bath bombs are popping up everywhere lately. The Crafty Chica shared a recipe recently for a cupcake bath fizzy.
You can find the recipe here. Some of the ingredients are perishable, so it’s probably best to make them in small batches, but they are so wonderful you probably won’t … Read More ...
FREE Bath Bomb Tutorial!
From the website ~
“Cracking, melting, crumbling, discoloring, or generally unpredictable bath bombs? If you have had trouble making good bath bombs consistently, you need this definitive guide. It is a little technical, but many people have found it to be the solution to their bath fizzy woes.”
Clickety-click HERE for a free 48 page … Read More ...
Bath Cookies
Bath cookies look good enough to eat but they are made from salt and fragrant oils.
What you will need:
2 cups of Sea salt or rock salt
1/2 cup Baking soda
1/2 cup Cornstarch
2 tbs of Almond oil
1 tsp Vitamin E oil
1-2 eggs
6 drops Essential oil
Makes 10-12 cookies depending … Read More ...