DIY Bath Bombs

[@shirvaroach4548]

your voice is so soothing cant wait to try this although I live in the Caribbean not much people have tubs but I am thinking I can use it as a fizzing foot soak.....what u think?

[@FuDgEBuBbLeZ]

I want to add that if you have trouble getting citric acid (maybe you're 16 and you don't have a credit card to use online) cream of tartar works too! It's a little bit pricier because you will need more, due to the fact that it's weaker than citric acid, but it works just as well. Cream of tartar is usually found in the baking isle or near the spices in a supermarket.

[@TheBellastella]

These would make wonderful gifts! Thank you for sharing the resources links, Robert. It's usually hard for me to find supplies here for most projects I find myself interested in making, so I get excited when a website that provides international shipping is linked to or suggested. Thanks again ^_^

[@woldinini9988]

Robert, as always, you're videos are perfect! Love them I did them with orange, salmon, and lavander!!! And other shapes:)) Thank you so much!!!!

[@michellewan2dance]

Love your videos! Clear, classy, and easy to do xxx

[@michellewan2dance]

Your welcome! I hope to make some more videos soon, but I literally take days to finish ny art work. And I haven't done video editing, so when I work that part out. I'll have some great videos to share :-) xx

[@aboutvivian1954]

I love this so much, Robert's DIYs are great. I hope to see more bath and body videos!

[@tiffaniethomas3447]

You did an amazing job! I have been looking for this recipe all day. All the other recipes I kept looking at called for water and that was confusing me. Thank you I can't wait to do this recipe with my Seniors.

[@jeannarenee370]

Thank you for this fabulous DIY video! I just came across it when searching for DIY shower steamers for a cold and I loved it!! I am definitely subscribing now because you have lots of great videos I need to watch! Keep up the good work Robert!

[@sealyba]

You're awesome. Love your projects.

[@ABedofThistle]

You can find citric acid in the canning section!! :D Its usually used a preservative for canning/pickling foods

[@NarcissusGirl]

Robert, I luv ur videos. I'm subscribing. Oh yeah, I also love your soft voice. It's so soothing

[@brittneysepulvado7629]

These are wonderful, but a word of caution! Some witch hazel mixes have an odor that may not mix well with your oils, so check the scent of your oil and the witch hazel to see if it clashes! From my experience, camomile smelled like sweaty feet once I put the witch hazel in with it. Also, I used any left over powder and packed them down in some of the decorative silicone molds used for cake/candy making and let them dry. Once they were dry, I took a small dab of washable glue (like Elmer's glue) and dotted the top of my large bath fizz and put the little flowers/stars/swirls on top and let them dry together for the last day. It isn't much more work, but it makes them look that much more special. Also, the tiny dot of glue doesn't seem to affect the fizz part and since it is washable, it just dissolves with the rest of the fizz.

[@bramble-berry]

Such a fun tutorial! Thanks for sharing. =)

[@kennajohnson4856]

The editing is brilliant. 😍

[@TickleMonster333]

I found my wedding favors! Thanks Rob!

[@francismata6083]

robert, your the best;thats why u have the best ideas!!!

[@blissgirl9052]

Robert, I am so glad you made this video. This is a project I've wanted to try but have hedged on. You make it look so easy! Question: could you add tea leaves, or herbs like lavender or mint to the mix without ruining the consistency?

[@moonlightsisters2075]

Wow! This is perfect for sleepovers or special occasions, cause I am making these! P.s you have a very calming voice.

[@MsLansones]

Best DIY Robert!

[@lieslkeepingitfresh]

who knew you could actually make these...so fun!

[@asmaamoussa8904]

thanks again robert.. I need to know for how long can they last "lip balm also", do I have to use witch hazel, and would you please show us good wrapping techniques?

[@creativehaya9057]

Best channel ever

[@creativehaya9057]

You're very welcome! thank you for uploading such an amazing videos!

[@moodytunes1432]

This sounds amazing! Thanks so much for sharing! I'm going to go ahead and try that sometime.

[@ShiningSHINeegirl13]

Fantastic idea!! Totally gonna make this. :)

[@TheSunnyScenery]

Super cute! I really like this project :D Is there any substitutes for the citric acid? I think these are so fun to do and a much more cost effective gift than buying a ton of lush bath bombs :D

[@TakeItEasy857]

nice vid! where did you purchase the colorant?

[@HeavyRaluuMetal]

I love this! I'm certainly going to try it!

[@trolearo22]

These are so cute!

[@chxrrymoon]

Just started watching these videos and there awesome!!!!!!

[@김문주-e5f]

I love these diy vids... thank u sooo mich for making this vid!! :):)

[@epiphanyloa]

I love bath bombs and the fact that I can make them myself is so exciting. I like a strong aroma and the bombs I buy are never as fragrant as I would like.

[@stephiekatherisan1536]

You make awesome things ! Love them make more videos

[@Sasscat58]

Thanks for the vid. I'm excited to try this one out

[@gordoftl]

I've always wondered how they were made! Great video! I can't help thinking how much money LUSH must make then!

[@yarethzyguevara8223]

your diys r awesome

[@alexiswalters39]

Can you use for coloring for the dye?

[@juliefitzgerald3458]

I love your projects!! I have an issue with my essential oils not holding their scent. I made these fizzies and put HEAPS of essential oil in them. They are still drying but they have no scent now :/ i am having the same issues with body balms and butters. The oils I am using are NOT cheap so it cant be that

[@narancek6384]

can I use some other hydrolats (hydrosols) instead of a Witch hazel?

[@plugrapls]

awesome!

[@SmartieAndSteveo]

So cool :)

[@smacky17]

what about adding shampoo to it will it works while is sizzles and produce bubbles.. not sure if it works? is there any reaction to it?

[@lorrainefischer3199]

I wonder if mini muffin tins would be too small. Do we need such a large ball or does it depend on how much water is in your bathtub?

[@idalyrojas4971]

Robert can you make a tutorial for a your own bubble bath

[@ShaunWhiteismyGinger]

GREAT IDEA OMG

[@kristychu8983]

how much of baking soda and citric acid do you use?

[@chalyha1]

Amazing, love it. Thank you :))

[@chalyha1]

Thank you : )

[@ashleestraton3098]

can you please tell me how much of the dry ingredients

[@TheProArchers]

Where do you get witch hazel

[@kincommunity]

TheProArchers Any drug store you can find it :)

[@macypurtle]

The links don't take me to the ingredients or directions. I need to know how much of each ingredient and where to get the color product.

[@eenayoon]

Can i use fragrance oil??

[@ohheyanni3]

I LOVE THIS! Would love to try but I'm afraid I won't find cup citric acid anywhere in my country! :(

[@lilliana7942]

Well I just wanna take you home! 😊

[@rachelandrews5972]

how much would this make?

[@kmemwe2003]

so cool thanks

[@familystubbs2484]

PLEASE ANSWER can you add vanilla extract? I'm doing a project at School and it's supposed to be scented thanks

[@tangkimhang-batongsanlamon5486]

I dont have citric acid.! So can i make continue!! Please

[@echis713]

Where can I get the amounts used of ingredients?

[@giigii1313]

It's a 2:1 ratio of baking soda to citric acid. As for colorant and essential oil or soap fragrance, bramble berry has a calculator for that or you can just experiment. Witch hazel is used in an "as needed" basis meaning there's no set amount to use. Completely depends on the environment you're in. For example: if you live in a humid climate, you may not need much witch hazel. If you live in an arid climate, you'll probably need more. You want the consistency of your mix to be just short of wet sand. Hope this helps.

[@DDelilahM]

awesome!!!!!!!!!

[@johnpaul2522]

Or you can go to the baking section in the supermarket to get citric acid

[@keepingupwtherats6149]

do they change the color of the water?

[@poptartlover0759]

If you add food colouring

[@adibahm.5976]

yeay!

[@namiesnaturals3557]

you can buy 1 lb. citric acid at Walmart.

[@Sunflowers25]

Is this a healthy and natural idea for people who have sensitive skin, like eczema?

[@avnipatel8768]

yeah baking soda is great to smooth skin

[@Sunflowers25]

thanks

[@avnipatel8768]

no problem

[@giigii1313]

I'd add some oatmeal to your bath bomb mix. That's very soothing to sensitive skin. You may also want to add just a little bit of oil like jojoba or vitamin E as well...just not too much

[@Sunflowers25]

thanks :-)

[@tongyanrabbit149]

Nice Very nice

[@alexandrite4260]

huumekaupasta.. toimiskohan sitruuna mehu yhtähyvin?? :D

[@barbieclubLTD]

Hey,Robert marter

[@w0nderlandq]

Just made some today and they are growing like when you make bread u know.. It's really weird, one just went off the mold.. :( maybe it was too wet ?

[@giigii1313]

Definitely too wet. Happens to all of us :)

[@creativecat8776]

Citric acid is at walmart I wonder what department?

[@giigii1313]

Usually the baking aisle

[@ninagillison]

can you make slime

[@killjoy0325]

Thats a bath bom

[@destination2891]

wow... screw lush x)

[@aaliyahpeaches3977]

It's called bath boms

[@ashleestraton3098]

thankyou, that wasn't very bright of me

[@tashgreen1721]

im in australia and only recently we arent allowed to purchase international products which is now more expensive.. i bought pigment powders just before the law came in.. its because China in particular say theres socks in there packages when really its pigment powders.. countries shouldnt lie about whats in the package as it make that country look bad.. australian pigment powders are nearly 4x the amount for the same amount of just 10g... sad i know. id like for you Kin Community to check out my Facebook Page Chillaxing Melts, Candles & Body products. iv owned this business for 4yrs now and comming up with new ideas all the time.

[@kincommunity]

Hi Tash! Thanks for letting us know about your Facebook Page, we'll make sure to check it out.

[@LifeofaSpanishnerd]

There called bath bombs

[@dudejayfood]

I like the idea, but witchhazel is actually not good for the skin, studies have shown...but in this I see no harm

[@cutecookie3744]

Im thinking about subscribing to you .......................................................................ok enough waiting, I'm subscribing to you!! :P

[@cutecookie3744]

your welcome! :D

[@crescianisidro7075]

its supposed to be bath bomb

[@kamcq2406]

Drugs?!

[@dudejayfood]

I like the idea, but witchhazel is actually not good for the skin, studies have shown...but in this I see no harm