Up until about three or four months ago I had never heard of a bath bomb. I could have walked past it a dozen times in a store and never took notice. While browsing soap forums I belong to I kept reading people making bath bombs or bath fizzies. I decided to give it a try and let me kids be the guinea pigs for me. My girls loved them, the twins thought the fizzing was fun and I loved the way it smells up the whole house after a bath. So when I think about it we ALL benefit from someone taking a bath in the house using a bath bomb.
What is a bath bomb you ask? Its much like putting a alka seltzer in your bath water and watching it fizz away. It does not create bubbles for a bubble bath but scents your water just right for a refreshing or relaxing bath experience. Wish I would have had these as a kid!!!
So why title the post a "love hate relationship"? Well, they are buggers to get right with mixing them up. I have had several good batches and the next time all the batches are bad. I have some mold up perfectly and set right up, I have others that mold perfectly and then crack and crumble apart when dried. Its a hit or miss I reckon.
As I prepare for another craft show I decided to wrap them up nice and take their photo to share. I do not always have these items on stock but I am ready and able to make them upon request. I already have several people who have ordered them for office Christmas gifts or stocking stuffers or paired them with soap orders.
Here is what I made over the past two nights:
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| Wintergreen, fresh and minty |
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| Bubblegum, kids love it! |
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| Ocean Getaway, who couldn't use that? |
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| New Scent and its a KEEPER!!! |
Price of bath bombs is $1.50 each or 4 for $5
(I will ship if requested)
And finally, thanks to my helper Camille who took the photos for me and made sure to take a photo of me doing all the work while she played on computer and took selfies....LOL Notice son in background watching his sissy being silly :)
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