Name: Bath Bomb Recipe
Prep time: 15 min
Total time: 1455 min
Ingredients: 1 1/2 cups baking soda; 1 cup citric acid; 1/2 cup coconut oil; bath bomb molds; mica powder in your choice color; 20 drops essential oils for scent; tiny toys

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These bath bombs fizz beautifully in the tub, make skin super soft and the surprise toy inside reveals itself. It creates so much fun during bath time. And they are so simple to make.

The best bath bombs with a toy inside use all-natural ingredients! These fizz beautifully in the bathtub and make your skin feel silky soft. #musthavemom #bathbombs #diy #crafts

Sometimes there is nothing better than a nice long bath with a bath bomb. Some time ago I showed you how easy it was to make your own bath bombs. Now I’ve started making them for the kids.

DIY Bath Bombs with Toy Inside

If your kids are anything like mine, they love bath bombs. I have been making my own bath bombs for a while now and recently started adding a fun surprise inside of them. These DIY bath bombs with toys inside are sure to be hit with your kids too! They are perfect for a birthday surprise or a just because moment. They also make GREAT party favors! No matter why you give them out, everyone is sure to love these bath bombs.

To make these bath bombs you will need:

Baking soda
Citric acid
Coconut oil
bath bomb molds
mica powder in your choice color (we used sea wave)
essential oils for scent (we used ylang-ylang, grapefruit, and eucalyptus radiata)
Tiny toys (we got ours from Hobby Lobby)

how to make bath bombs

In a large bowl, combine baking soda and citric acid together and mix well. Add coconut oil and essential oils and work together, using your hands. I like to wear gloves for this part! Once the mix is the consistency of wet sand and starts to stick together it is ready to mold into bath bombs.

Use half of the mold and scoop up a heaping scoop of the mixture. Repeat with the other half of the mold. Don’t pack them in, just let them be heaping. Add your tiny toy into one half of the mold, then, press the two halves together and give them a gentle twist to lock them together.

Carefully open up the mold and see if your bath bomb is formed enough to remove it from the mold. You may need to let it sit for a few minutes and firm up.

Remove onto a tray and allow to sit undisturbed for 24 hours or until dry and firm. Store in a glass container or individual baggies for up to 6 mos.

Bath Bomb Recipe

The best DIY bath bombs using all-natural ingredients! These fizz beautifully in the bathtub and make your skin feel silky soft. Plus they contain a fun surprise for kids.

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Prep Time 15 mins

Drying Time 1 d

Total Time 1 d 15 mins

Course Craft

Cuisine Don't eat!

Servings 4 Jumbo Bath Bombs

Ingredients

1 1/2 cups baking soda
1 cup citric acid
1/2 cup coconut oil
bath bomb molds
mica powder in your choice color
20 drops essential oils for scent
tiny toys

Instructions

In a large bowl, combine baking soda and citric acid together and mix well.
Add coconut oil and essential oils and work together, using your hands. PRO TIP: Wear gloves for this part!
Mix until it is the consistency of wet sand and starts to stick together.
Use half of the mold and scoop up a heaping scoop of the mixture. Repeat with the other half of the mold. Don't pack them in, just let them be heaping.
Add your tiny toy to the top of one of the halves, then, press the two halves together and give them a gentle twist to lock them together. Brush away any excess mixture that came out the sides.
Let it sit for a few minutes and firm up. Then carefully open up the mold and see if your bath bomb is formed enough to remove it from the mold.
If needed, you can add extra dry ingredients or coconut oil depending on if your mixture is too dry or too wet. This will vary depending on your local climate.
Remove onto a tray and allow to sit undisturbed for 24 hours or until dry and firm.
Store for up to 6 mos.

Notes

Don't use it for kids under 3 - choking hazard!

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Do your kids love bath bombs as much as mine?