Coconut Oil Bath Bomb Without Citric Acid

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Coconut oil bath bomb without citric acid. Baking soda get it here. It has various applications. Hope you liked it and that you ll try this diy out. Sometimes the scent can be a little too much or the amount of oil can be overwhelming.

Without citric acid ingredients 2 tbls lemon juice. Olive oil works well because it is readily available and is mildly scented so it won t compete with the peppermint oil. Because of its high saturated fat content it is slow to oxidize and thus resistant to rancidification lasting up to six months at 24 c without spoiling. Give the gift of relaxation and self care with these beautiful and easy diy bath bombs.

4 drops of essential oil for fragrance. 4 tablespoons cream of tartar. 5 minutes these homemade bath bombs made without citric acid are a great and affordable last minute gift idea. When you make your own you get to control exactly what goes in.

Unfortunately when you buy bath bombs you don t have control over the ingredients. You can leave the coconut oil out of the recipe as it will weigh the bath bomb down and create less fizz. Make bath bombs without citric acid. 2 teaspoons lavender essential oil.

Who doesn t want to drop something fizzy into a tub before soaking your stresses away. 1 cup baking soda. Peppermint tea bath bombs without citric acid. 2 tablespoons coconut oil.

Coconut oil get it here. Bath bombs are so much fun. Pour the cocoa or shea butter almond oil and coconut oil into the mixture. 2 drops of food coloring.

Add 8 teaspoons of olive oil almond oil coconut oil or any other carrier oil. Open for unicornsss thank you guys for watching the video. Combine all the ingredients until a dough like substance has been formed. I worked super hard on this video.

Cup epsom salts. 1 2 cup epsom salts. Cup corn starch. Plenty of fizz and a silky finish for great looking bath bombs.

2 tbls cream of tartar optional usually stacked with the spices in the grocery store 1 spray bottle. Baking soda citric acid cornstarch epsom salt coconut oil essential oils etc i remember wanting a super simple recipe to get me started. When i first started making diy bath bombs i was a little overwhelmed by the number of ingredients. Cup baking soda.

I recommend adding the coconut oil if you want to add essential oils as well since the oil will help safely disperse the essential oils in the bath water. Here is an easy and simple diy bath bomb recipe without citric acid using cream of tartar instead. If you have sensitive skin and tend to experience skin reactions from bath products.