Bath Bombs

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  Step 1

  You will need rubber moulds for this project, ice cube ones work well.

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  Step 2

  Crush down the baking soda with a mortar and pestle and then place it in a separate bowl.

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  Step 3

  Pour the witch hazel, lemon juice, food colouring and aromatherapy oils in to a spray bottle.

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  Step 4

  Spray the soda until the mixture starts to stick together.

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  Step 5

  Compact in to the moulds.

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  Step 6

  Press the bombs out on to a plate and leave to dry for a few hours.

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bovdwal 21st July 2013

what can i use instead of witch hazel or can someone explain me how 'witch hazel' is called in dutch?

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Danniee M. · 2 projects 21st December 2010

can you use bergot oil?

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Ida Ilona van Toor · Vlaardingen, Zuid-Holland, NL · 22 projects 23rd November 2010

Wow what a great project!!!

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Sandy P. 22nd November 2010

I read one of the other blogs on this site on how to make bath bombs and now I’ve found this which is perfect for me. I love the hearts and I’m sure to create some for my friends.

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Elizabeth R. · Brisbane, Queensland, AU · 3 projects 27th March 2010

Woohoo! I made these but I don't think I evenly mixed everything, which was COOL, actually... because I used blue dye and it looked like clouds!

Didn't have witch hazel so I used tea tree oil... no idea why I did that, but it worked well enough.

Also dried it using my cooling down oven before I popped them out of the moulds.

Can't wait to test!

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Sara A. · 1 project 21st January 2010

ooh yay :] I've been looking for a bath bombs tut!! and it's a great one! but where can I purchase witch hazel?

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Happy-Go-Lucky · Nawur, Bamiyan, AF · 8 projects 1st July 2009

whats distilled??

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Happy-Go-Lucky · Nawur, Bamiyan, AF · 8 projects 1st July 2009

can you use citric acid instead of lemon juice and how many does this recipe make???

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Gary L. · Dublin, Dublin, IE · 1 project 20th August 2008

hmmm more bath bombs!!! Man so many christnas and bithday ideas!!!

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Jennyfacé · Wheaton, Illinois, US · 8 projects 5th May 2008

I have that mold :]
I think I'll be making these for Mothers day.

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