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With Easter around the corner, I’ve wanted to make easter egg shaped bath bombs. However, I didn’t want to buy specific bath bomb grade molds for this task. I used this bath bomb recipe that I posted on my blog earlier this month. I ended up going to the dollar store (specifically Dollarama) to pick up some inexpensive fillable eggs. Usually these are used to fill with treats or small toys for kids.

Dollarama had two options for these. First was the traditional eggs. The plastic is extremely thin and kind of flexible if you lightly press them ...

Are homemade bath bombs CHEAPER than store bought bath bombs? I’ll do the math so you don’t have to. How much does it cost to make bath bombs or bath fizzies?

BUY vs DIY Bath Bombs Cost Analysis

In my house, bath bombs are very popular.  Ever since I showed my son the magic of bath bombs, he always wants to put a bath bomb in the tub. He’d do it every night if he could, but th retail prices of bath bombs can add up fast – even when you only buy them on clearance! Lately, I ...

Do you want to learn how to make bath bombs?  Let me show you how I made mine in my new bath bomb DIY tutorial video, using simple ingredients you might even having around your house.

For ingredients, you’ll need baking soda, corn starch, espom salt, citric acid, coconut oil, and water.  If you want, you can include mica powder for colour, and essential oils for a scent.  Whatever optional colours and fragrances you use, you’ll want to make sure that it’s safe for absorption into your body.

Watch the Bath Bomb DIY Tutorial

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