Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Bomb's Away

 Meet the newest addition to my soap toolbox. Well, not exactly soap but in that general area. They are molds for making bath bombs.




I've got tons of molds but I saw a video of someone using these pricey ones and had to try them.




 I wasn't much of a fan of bath bombs to tell you the truth but when I was in my holiday funk I found a good soak and a good cry worked wonders. I made myself a batch of lavender scented ones and now I can't stop using them.



 In case you are wondering, those packets they are sitting on are to absorb moisture. You don't want your bombs fizzing from the humidity if you keep them in the bathroom like I do.


They are an easy project. Basically they start here and then you add whatever fragrance, oils or color you want. I like to also add Epsom salts, powdered coconut milk and kaolin clay.



 I tested out the new mold with a honeysuckle recipe. Daughter's been going through a rough patch as all ice skating coaches do at this time of year and her favorite fragrance is honeysuckle. I added some pink Himalayan salt to make them have some sparkle.



 I have to go kitty sit for her this weekend while she heads to Detroit for Nationals with some of her skating team to cheer on some rink friends who made it all the way to seniors in ice dancing.  I'm going to leave these in her bathroom as a surprise. After a weekend chaperoning she may also need a good soak and a cry.

9 comments:

  1. I love fizzy bath bombs. I wondered how they were made. Quite an interesting selection of ingredients aren’t they? What a nice thing to do for your daughter. I know she will appreciate it. Blessings, Betsy

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  2. Fun! I love a good bathbomb! But I have to admit, I've gotten spoiled since I can get ones that have jewelry in them from Charmed Aroma!

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  3. Bath bombs are great! Your daughter is going to love the surprise. Showers are nice, but I love relaxing in the bathtub with a good book.

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  4. Your daughter's going to be very happy! I love how you're always trying something new.

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  5. I love it when you explain the processes of crafts that I have never tried! How thoughtful you are to plan a gift for your dear daughter - I hope her trip will be pleasant!

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  6. What a great surprise for your daughter. I had no idea how bath bombs were made and it is much simpler than I imagined. Sounds like great crafting therapy.

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  7. OH what a fun surprise! Kitty sitting..how nice of you. It makes the cats so happy to have someone Staying with them I think

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  8. WOW! Always impressed with your creativity. I'm sure your daughter will appreciate the surprise when she returns.

    -Mary S.

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  9. Great tools for great results--your daughter will feel your love when she finds her surprise! These look (and I'm sure smell) wonderful!

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