Fantastic Bath Bomb Recipe
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Ingredients
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Instructions
  1. Mix the Epsom salt, corn starch, baking soda, and citric acid in a large bowl.
  2. Add almond oil and essential oils and gently mix by hand. If you have sensitive skin, wear gloves during this step.
  3. Once the ingredients are combined, lightly mist with water from the spray bottle and mix. Do not add too much water all at once, or it will get too soggy - that's why I recommend using a spray bottle. You'll need to do this step several times until the mixture reaches a molding consistency.
  4. Stop adding water when the mixture holds together.
  5. Separate the mixture into smaller bowls, one for each color you plan on using. Add 5 drops of coloring, mix, and add more food coloring if needed.
  6. Respray a little mist to ensure hold.
  7. Press the mixture into your bath bomb mold. Overfill each side of your molds. This is the fun part! Get creative and mix some colors if you desire.
  8. Press your molds together until you hear a click.
  9. Remove the bath bombs from the mold and let set overnight before use.
  10. Store in an airtight container for up to two weeks.
  11. Now time for a bath!
Notes
* We love using lavender and Roman chamomile for this recipe. Nice gentle, calming oils. We also like to use hormone-balancing oils like clary sage, geranium, ylang-ylang, and fennel. Another great blend is my Joyful blend – orange and vanilla. Any citrus would be great paired with vanilla.

Some essential oils are hot and would not be suitable for application on the skin like this, such as cinnamon or wintergreen. Others, such as lemongrass, have a lower dermal limit, so you'd want to use less than 45 drops. Also, remember when using an essential oil that causes photosensitivity, you should avoid being outdoors in sunlight for the next day. (14)
Recipe by Natural Living Family with Dr. Z & Mama Z at https://naturallivingfamily.com/bath-bomb-recipe/