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Pour the water and the oil into a small jar with a lid, shake to combine, and slowly pour the liquid into the dry mixture. Whisk while combining and remember to add the moisture slowly or you risk activating. The mixture should stay together when squeezed in your hand. Profitable Reselling: If you're a retailer or business owner, buying crystal bath bombs wholesale gives you the opportunity to resell these popular products at a competitive price, increasing your profit margins. You can also use pink himalayan salt in the middle if you don’t have coloring or don’t want to use it to keep it all natural. You can change the smells to fit your liking – use any soap scent or essential oil (or combination) you would like.Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, I share a lot of DIY bath recipes because both my daughter and I have sensitive skin and can’t use the fun and vibrant commercial ones all the time. Using the simple ingredients in this DIY allows you to make your own bath bombs for yourself or to give as gifts. Fill one half of a round bath bomb mold with the mixture. Push the mixture to the edges so the sides are higher than the middle part. Leave a slight dent in the middle. Gift Sets and Bundles: Buying wholesale enables you to create gift sets or bundles that combine hidden jewelry bath bombs with other related products, enhancing the overall value for your customers. I made 1 batch with a drop of blue soap coloring and 1 with red soap coloring, which turned out a pretty pastel pink color.

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Fill one half of a round bath bomb mold with the mixture. Push the mixture to the edges so the sides are higher than the middle part. The edges will look a little rough and unfinished.Store in an airtight container. The great thing about making your own bath bombs is that you can store them in a jar at room temperature and save them for later. You can also heat shrink cellophane around each one (perfect for gifting and storing). Melt the coconut oil in a microwave or double boiler. The oil should be completely melted but not piping hot. Scoop out about 1/3 of the bath salts in a separate bowl. Add a drop of food or soap coloring of your choice and stir well to combine. Make sure all of the coloring is distributed evenly over the bath salts. Combine your dry ingredients. Add 1/2 cup of baking soda, 1/4 cup of citric acid and 1/4 cup of corn starch to a bowl. Mix well.

How To Make your Bath Bomb Base• Combine baking soda, citric acid and corn starch in a bowl. Mix well.Add 1/4 of the colored sea salt to the other half of the bath bomb and add in the bomb mixture. Again, take care to overfill so you have a mound of mixture. I know it is excruciating to wait to see these amazing bath bombs, but trust the process and pay attention to the timing. Rushing the drying process and trying to open the mold earlier could result in the entire bath fizzy crumbling. While you can still use it in your bath, it’s not as fun! Next scoop about 1/2 teaspoon of the colored salts in the middle. The desired effect should be that the outside of the geode looks white/transparent and the inside looks colored.