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    How to Make Bath Bombs for Beginners

    • First things first: According to Butler, it's advised to supervise children when handling essential oils or when adding them yourself. "Essential oils can potentially cause allergic contact dermatitis, whic… See more

    What You'll Need

    1 cup baking soda
    1/2 cup of citric acid
    1/2 cup cornstarch
    1/2 cup of Epsom salt (optional) See more

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    How to Make A Bath Bomb

    Pour the baking soda, citric acid, cornstarch and Epsom salt (if using) into a bowl. Whisk the ingredients until fully combined.
    Pour the essential oil, emollient oil and food coloring int… See more

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    Do You Have Any Concerns About Baking Soda and cornstarch?

    "Baking soda and cornstarch are generally very safe ingredients to use in a bath bomb," says Butler. This includes handling them while they are dry and when they dissolve in … See more

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    What Are The Benefits of Including Citric acid?

    Using this ingredient is how the real fun begins! Butler notes: "When dropped in the tub, citric acid reacts with the baking soda in the bath bomb and releases carbon dioxide, wh… See more

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    How long does it take to make a bath bomb?
    This is a flexible natural bath bomb recipe using your choice of nourishing oil and essential oils for scent. There’s also a list of optional add-ins, including herbs, clay, and other nourishing ingredients. This recipe makes about five to six half-cup bath bombs. Make beautifully scented bath bombs in less than thirty minutes.
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