Craving a luxurious bath enhanced by fizzing bath bombs, but wary of store-bought chemicals? As a DIY enthusiast with years of crafting experience, I've perfected these four natural recipes. They deliver spa-like scents and effects using simple, safe ingredients. Follow my step-by-step guide—which one will you make first?
This soothing blend of green matcha and purple lavender not only looks stunning but also calms the senses perfectly.
– Bath bomb mold
– 125 grams baking soda
– 65 grams citric acid
– 65 grams corn starch
– 65 grams sea salt
– 2 teaspoons coconut oil
– 1 teaspoon matcha powder
– 20 drops lavender oil
– 1-2 teaspoons witch hazel
Indulge in a bath that evokes soaking in warm hot chocolate—decadent and irresistible.
– Bath bomb mold
– 125 grams baking soda
– 65 grams citric acid
– 65 grams corn starch
– 65 grams sea salt
– 2 teaspoons coconut oil
– 33 grams raw cocoa powder
– 10 drops vanilla extract
– 1-2 teaspoons witch hazel
Refresh with this vibrant, invigorating scent—it won't tint your bath green, promise.
– Bath bomb mold
– 125 grams baking soda
– 65 grams citric acid
– 65 grams corn starch
– 65 grams sea salt
– 2 teaspoons coconut oil
– 1 teaspoon spirulina
– 20 drops lemongrass essential oil
– 1-2 teaspoons witch hazel
For a floral escape that leaves you smelling divine, this rose-infused bomb is ideal.
– Bath bomb mold
– 125 grams baking soda
– 65 grams citric acid
– 65 grams corn starch
– 65 grams sea salt
– 2 teaspoons almond oil
– 33-65 grams crushed rose petals
– 1-2 teaspoons rose witch hazel
– Optional: 10 drops rose geranium essential oil
1. In a bowl, mix dry ingredients with your fingers, breaking up lumps for a sandy texture.
2. Gradually add liquids, mixing gently to avoid premature fizzing—the mix may sizzle slightly.
3. Lightly oil the mold halves. Pack mixture firmly into each, pressing tightly for solid bombs.
4. Let set for 24 hours, then gently tap to release. If stuck, tap lightly until it pops free.
