These bath fizzies are really fun and so easy, even a kid can make them! They fizz because of a chemical reaction between the acid and baking soda. These fizzies are perfect in the bath AND great ...

This set of metal molds will add a little bit of fun and personality to your bath bombs. Made of food-grade, aluminum you'll get a total of seven molds, including a starfish, heart, and two ...

We made the fizzy and bright bath bombs using a DIY kit from Bramble ... Here's how it's done. 15 plastic disk molds Witch hazel in a spray bottle 15 plastic disc molds Gloves Dropper Pack the ...

and slow down if things start to look fizzy. You should end up with a mixture that just barely clumps together, like damp sand. 7. Stuff that stuff into your silicone bath bomb molds. Do this ASAP.

Fun to make and use, these fizzies are fun to keep or give away. DIY springtime flip-flop shaped bath fizzies Skip to main content Skip to header navigation ...

These DIY fizzy bath bombs are easy to m. ... Mix the dry and wet ingredients together, then mold them into a perfectly sized “bath bomb.” When your sweetheart drops it into the tub, ...

Katherine Gatto, 13, of Prince's Bay says, "Making bath bombs is fun and easy to do!" BATH BOMB INGREDIENTS Citric Acid USP/Food Grade Organic 1-30 Lbs.: Around $8.99 ...

5 to 10 drops food coloring. Optional: Craft paper or wax paper. Small spray bottle, dry herbs or flowers of your choice. For molding use: Soap-making molds, silicone molds for baking or ice cube ...