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Treat yourself or your Valentine to these easy and sweet DIY bath bombs. Once you have the basic recipe, you can prepare it for every occasion.
Check out this episode of "DIY This With Jennifer Perkins" to see bath bomb making in action and learn what all the fuss is about.
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Supplies:
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The beauty of bath bombs is that you can make them in as many shapes, colors, scents, and variations as you like. Molds for candy, ice, popsicles and more will work to make bath bombs. There are even conversation molds of the heart..
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Combine dry ingredients and sift together. In a separate bowl, whisk together all wet ingredients except food coloring and flavor. Be sure to microwave the coconut oil to make it liquid.
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Slowly add the wet to the dry a little at a time until the mixture has the consistency of sand.
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If you want multiple color/scent bath bombs, divide the mixture into different bowls to add color and scent.
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Press mixture into molds making sure to pack well.
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Allow the bath bombs to dry for 24 to 48 hours or until they come out of the mold easily.
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Leave them as they are or highlight the text with a food marker to make the message appear.
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Experiment with heart molds of different shapes.
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Then try these bath bombs for allergy and sinus relief and over a rainbow soap!
