Scent Bomb 100% Concentrated Air Freshener Car/Home Spray [Choose The Scent] (Mix #1, 5 Bottles)

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Shower steamers and shower bombs are the same product — just brand marketing lingo. They both fizz up and release amazing scents while you shower, but shower steamers require far less water than bath bombs. Shower steamers can also last longer than bath bombs since you can break them into pieces to use for multiple showers.

These homemade bath bombs are laden with a beautiful fragrance – courtesy of lavender oil! While it’s perfectly fine to scent your bath bombs with a single aroma, it’s also a lot of fun to experiment and create blends. Take a look at these lavender essential oil bath bomb combos for inspiration: Add color. Fill half of the bath bomb mixture into another mixing bowl. Add the purple mica to one and incorporate well. Leave the other portion white. Coloring the bath bombs is optional. You can also tint the entire batch.Eucalyptus has a slight minty smell and is handy for when the dreary weather has you feeling glum or your nose is stuffy. Citric acid is responsible for the fizzing reaction. For the best results, use finely milled citric acid.

Sift the baking soda and citric acid through a fine-mesh sifter into a large, glass mixing bowl. Baking soda and citric acid can be clumpy and sifting ensure that your finished bath bombs are smooth and even. Set your air conditioning to recirculation mode at the highest setting for best product performance.Don’t leave the bath bombs out in the open, because the baking soda will draw moisture from the air and they will lose the fizziness. Once a bath bomb has absorbed enough moisture, it won’t react, and the scent will become faint. How long will homemade bath bombs last? Bath bombs that contain oil can leave a residue in the tub, which is why we add an emulsifying agent. The emulsifier ensures that the oils and bathwater mix, and helps the oils wash away when you drain the bath. You might still find a little oil, but you can easily wash it off with the shower head. What does the bath bomb look in water?

For more information, the steamers come with an e-book about all things essential oils and aromatherapy. An emulsifier ensures that the coconut oil, essential oil, and colorant properly mix with the water, not just float atop. You can use Sorbitan oleate as an ECOCERT-approved solution, or Polysorbate 80, which is more easily available. Fill half of the bath bomb mixture into another mixing bowl. Add the purple mica to one and incorporate well. Leave the other portion white. Coloring the bath bombs is optional. You can also tint the entire batch. You want to air-dry your homemade bath bombs in dry place, out of direct sunlight. Avoid the kitchen or bathroom because the moisture from cooking/taking a shower will slow (or even prevent) the drying process.How do you make lavender bath bombs? This natural lavender bath bomb recipe has just a few steps: Step 1: Melt coconut oil This lavender bath bomb recipe will be good for 6 to 9 months. Although baking soda, citric acid, coconut oil, and lavender essential oil have a long shelf life, bath bombs start to lose their fizz and scent overtime. Moisturizing: My natural bath bomb recipe contains coconut oil, which is very moisturizing and nourishing. Calming: The comforting lavender aroma will calm your mind and alleviate feelings of stress and anxiety. Taking a lavender bath before bed is perfect to promote restful sleep.

You can optionally add up to 3 tablespoons colloidal oats or 2 tablespoons Epsom salt to the homemade bath bomb recipe. Today Scent Bomb is sold in tens of thousands of retail locations worldwide. We have partnered with big box retailers to make the products available to our customers in every area of the USA. We have grown our team to include both east coast and west coast manufacturing facilities and we are continuing to expand our line to bring more products to our customers.

I like to keep my bath bombs in a large glass jar. Glass food containers, Tupperware, or ziptop bags will also work well. Consider wrapping each bath bomb in plastic wrap/clingfilm if you live in a humid climate.