Bath Bombs - Fizzing

got any good facial scrubs?:)

My bath bombs have been sitting on the verandah for about 2 hours and they're almost done! :):):):) can't wait to have a relaxing hot bath tonight! Also does anyone know how to make hair moisturizer? I've been looking for a recipe

this sounds really fun

you can also find citric acid at Marlene's Natural foods store. I love this recipe because it is so simlpe and easy!!

great job! keep it up! next time make even more so i can look! hugs an admirer

A pair of similarly scented candles would make a nice set. A hot bath by candlelight enveloped in the fragrance(my choices would be lavender or vanilla)sounds like a destresser to me!

Thanks so much!

Citric acid can be bought in the baking section of your supermarket.

Wheee can you buy citric acid??

This totally works!! You could say it was the bomb!!! Thx

These sound really cool. I'm having a spa themed party so they would be great party favors. I hope the recipe is easy. But, where do you find essential and almond or apricot oil?

I am new to this kind of crafting. Where is the best place to buy the oils?

I luv this project! I made it for my Mom for Christmas!

Wow! This is great for last minute gifts!

you can find this @ lush but it is not cheap at all!

This sounds good!

You can use muffin tins.
the bath bomb just won't come out round....

easy n fun! thanks

A good cheap mold is a tennis ball cut in half. Make sure you lightly coat the inside of the ball with some oil first. A can of tennis balls will go a long way!

Ok, don't add too much water - oil is better!! Add water with spray to evenly distribute - thank you x

This is a gr8 craft.4 years I had bought these, at $3.00 a pop. The cheapest place to buy ANY citric Acid is a health food store. you can buy it @ bulk. Other places such as grocery stores or pharmacy's are out of this world as far as pricing

This is so cool!

2 cool!

I would like to try this one year. It sounds real fun. (:

You can find citric acid at mountainroseherbs.com for very cheap...

this looks cool to make, i can't wait to try it out. i needed something to spice up my bath. sweet.

:-)I have to try this!

this craft is sooo cool.i cant wait to try it out.

is there anything that i can substitute for the citric acid, or is there a spacific place I can find it?

These are great but i had to use much more oil than the recipe stated.

cool

sounds so cool and fun to make

great simple recipe and easy for children to make

sounds so cool and fun to make

I have found citric acid @ "grain/feed" stores & hardware stores (in rural areas), also found at wal-mart

Can I put any coloring into it? If so is there a certain kind

For Easter you can shape them into eggs useing those little hollow plastic eggs.

i love this craft! its great for any mothers day gift or for any young teens party! i was very impressed with how well this worked!!

You can replace the citric acid for more dry ingredients, The citric acid is what gives it a fizz, but you can substitute and they turn out great.

I am gathering my ingredients and the only problem is citric acid. I found what i think it could be in a health food store, but the directions said it was for baking. It looked like it was in crystal form, is this the one? I am flumoxed!

I live in a slightly rural area and and could not find citric acid in any supermarket.I found it at an amish bulk food store,just an fyi for anyone with the same problem

I really like haveing these in my bath at night so do my kids
A great recipie

nice to find a basic bath bomb kit

To Debs1980: Yup, it says so in the instructions that you can put them in a mold.

I'd love to try this but can you put these in molds to harden if you lightly oil them? I'm new to all this lol haven't tried anything yet :-/

I found a "Fruit Fresh" product that contained citric acid would this work?

Hi, what is the citric acid for? I have been to three different stores this morning and could not find it. Would it be by another name?

Hello, I have added a link above with alternative oil.