Summary: Try making one or more of these relaxing bath bombs that you can use for yourself and give to friends and family as gifts.
Have you ever thought it would be nice to get a couple bath bombs to make your leisure time a little more enjoyable or wanted to get some for a friend as a gift only to find out they’re considerably more expensive than you anticipated?
You’re not alone. While they may seem like simple, one-use items, bath bombs can run upwards of fifteen dollars each depending on where you look. However, making your own bath bombs is a lot easier than you may think. The initial investment may be more than a couple bath bombs alone, but you will be able to make a dozen or so to keep for yourself or hand out as gifts to friends.
Here are 15 DIY bath bomb tutorials of all different scents, mixtures and purposes to get you started. Before you know it, you’ll be the expert!
DIY Lavender Bath Bombs from Short and Sincere
DIY Bath Bombs with Epsom Salt from The Makeup Dummy
DIY Donut Bath Bombs from A Pumpkin and A Princess
Lemon Vanilla Bath Bombs from Mom Always Finds Out
Vapo Rub Shower Bombs from Little Blog In The Country
Birthday Cake Bath Bombs from A Pumpkin and A Princess
How to Make Bath Bombs Without Citric Acid from EHow
Bath Bombs for Sinus Relief from Girls Love Glam
Moisture Rich Milk and Honey Bath Melts from Bren Did
Eucalyptus Bath Bombs from Premeditated Leftovers
Kids Calming Bath Bombs from Little Blog in the Country
DIY Cupcake Bath Bombs from Muffin Chanel
Gingerbread Bath Bombs from Pistachio Project
Homemade Strawberry Bath Bombs from Mad in Crafts
Green Apple Bath Bombs from Sugar and Charm