Heart Shaped Bath Bombs

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Heart Shaped Bath Bombs

Pampering Bath bombs are soooo popular these days, and if you’ve walked into a Lush boutique, you know that they come in almost every size, shape, color, and scent that you can possibly imagine! Lush bath bombs are pretty amazing, but pretty expensive. Here’s a Valentine’s Day DIY you can totally do that won’t break the bank – Heart Shaped Bath Bombs!

So relaxing and luxurious for your bath. 🙂

DIY Bath Bombs Valentines

Ingredients & Supplies:   (may contain affiliate links)

• 1 cup baking soda
• 1/2 cup citric acid
• 1/2 cup Epsom salt
• 1/2 cup corn starch
• 1 teaspoon water
• 3 tablespoons. oil (olive, coconut or caster oil)
• Vegetable-based food coloring (any color you want)
• Your choice of essentials oils
• medium bowl
• whisk
• small bowl
• Heart-shaped bath bomb mold

Steps to Make Valentine’s Day Bath Bombs

Step 1

Place the dry ingredients in a bowl and mix together with a whisk.

Step 2

In the small bowl, mix the liquid ingredients together until well blended.

Step 3

In the large bowl, slowly add the liquid mixture to the dry ingredients at little bit at a time. Mixture should hold together when squeezed without crumbling.

Pro Tip: Don’t mix the wet and dry ingredients too quickly. This will activate the mixture and it will begin to fizz.

Step 4

When well mixed, pack the mixture into your heart shaped bath bomb mold and pack tightly, then let it dry. Make sure you work quickly so the mixture doesn’t dry out.

Bath Bombs need a day to several to fully harden. If they’re not quite hardened enough, they may crumble when you handle them, so check to make sure before taking them out of the mold.

Heart Shaped Bath Bomb Molds

Here’s a great heart shaped mold to make your bath bombs that you can also use for baking and candy making.

Wrapped in tulle or a plastic bag with some ribbon or twine, these heart shaped bath bombs make pretty little presents for Valentine’s Day. Everyone loves a pampering gift!

How To Use Your DIY Bath Bombs

To use your bath bomb, fill your tub with warm water and drop in your bath bomb. It will fizz and release the scent (if you used essentials oils) and all the skin-softening agents. Soak for about 20 – 30 minutes.

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