Teen Sisters Sold $20 MILLION Of Bath Bombs!

[@bootscootinbaby456]

Hold up a second. These girls are part time students, CEO/founders of a million dollar company and also very talented ice skaters and they are 15/17 years old. I feel very motivated at the moment

[@restfulplace3273]

Rhyanon Kelly yup. Take lessons from this

[@magicalindigoadult3838]

Rhyanon Kelly It’s calles parents with money

[@richasingh3337]

@@magicalindigoadult3838 a lot of people has wealthy parents but all other aren't millionaires

[@christinamendonca6185]

Me too and im 28

[@michellehernandezduarte4635]

That proves to me that I can do whatever comes to my mind and multitasking at the same time ❤️

[@danielleandrade6345]

Self made millionaire and they humble and trying to good for the environment think Forbes need to take kylie Jenner down

[@soilgrasswaterair]

Danielle Andrade it’s not self-made they had plenty of adult help them with their initial finances and register the company and pull in designers and store deals and advertisement etc. They are amazing and I also started my business at a young age (17) but to present it as self-made is just dumb. None of us who start a business during our teens just start from 0% we come from something and build from there (stable or stable enough home to be allowed the time to put into a business idea, financial support to start off or and network connection to get you started or devices to find a network/investors, money to put in on phonecalls to people to get things going, money to register it, someone to tell you how to do the financial aspects of things with taxes and receipts unless you hire someone which you can do if privileged which these teens are). They are middle class teens with supporting parents emotionally and financially in the initial stage. People should stop throwing around self-made on people who haven’t made it from the start on their own fully. They just had to keep pushing the ball that was already given to them. Then also add the space you need to experiment (they had the entire basement to play around in) most teens have a small room or they share a room with a sibling. And Kylie is not self-made either she comes from parents who are millionaires both if them with an extensive network and her mom made phoncalls to have other come in with their degrees to put together the products with her name on them etc.

[@umt6429]

Your delusion of you think a 20 and 12 year old set this up without partentlal help

[@elsakoskinen]

Why yall always compare everyone

[@romeromichelle]

@@soilgrasswaterair .... who's gon tell her??

[@loischu943]

@@soilgrasswaterair why are you hating on these children for earning their own money? From what you're saying, nobody is truly a self made millionaire. Let them be

[@lilyyazdi]

lush lookout they’re coming for your brand

[@toby7879]

Lily Yazdi lush ones are so much better tho

[@athenapanayides135]

I agree

[@emilywoodcock5723]

No one can beat lush

[@vampireshark5850]

😂😂😂

[@nahidamini5389]

Lily Yazdi I love ur profile picccccc

[@debfryer2437]

Thank you girls for such an inspirational story! I wish I had been that fearless in my youth. I am now 65 and became a published writer at 59 and an organic gardener at 60. My two published books led me to public speaking which I discovered is my real gift. I started writing a third book last year but health problems got in the way. However they have led to a desire to start a You Tube channel, podcast and blog this summer, with the basic message of how to overcome rejection permanently as well as how to heal the nervous system and subsequent mental health issues without drugs. Both topics have come from personal experience. My teacher in high school told my parents that I was a late bloomer, but I would get there in the end. Watch this space. 😊

[@ifeomaezenwere8169]

Keep it up, Ma'am. You can do it.

[@reefprayerresin]

I’m the same age as you, and you’re inspiring me! I wish you all the very best in your ventures.

[@vivianinman2754]

And to think I’ve never even heard of them

[@dancerforevs7300]

Vivian Inman go to the target makeup section

[@lucasgeorge9932]

Same

[@pepesylvia9354]

I have. At any target

[@bethanyspencer2958]

I see them everywhere

[@imaweeb9002]

Lmao I didn't hear about them untill I got one this easter, then this vid popped up in my recommended

[@SuraDoes]

“If you have some influence in this world I think it’s important to use it for good.” Wow these girls are so mature and driven. These are real self made business moguls. Good for them!

[@yeseniagalicia4643]

1:57 their family office is bigger than my home

[@cakelady8534]

Ikr like what?!?

[@_helencao]

lmao relatable

[@jessicahu2964]

Yesenia Galicia IKR!! That office is every room in my house combined. They’re obviously wealthy.

[@AB-jp2oy]

Gacha ._. Potato well did you hear the profit they made?

[@bubustewart601]

It’s bigger than mah entire god forsaken apartment

[@wambugu2101]

These sisters sat down together and listen to each other. Siblings out there: *pikachu meme face*

[@motefakingreal]

When teens make more than you have ever made in your life

[@stellasarsoni]

*will**

[@AsgardLoki]

Ikr

[@tomhollandisababe1441]

FusedRadios XV yes well I doubt you've made $20 million

[@nisreen1982]

FusedRadios XV or when people r so stupid that they pay so much money for a fizz bath boom

[@SuperKrock5]

Plus teens are the most heavily marketed. So they know what they like

[@MsRedman67]

Imagine working for kids that haven’t even finished high school 😂🤣

[@omgitsaidsyay]

They're probably kind people. Also, the mother is the CEO if you saw her title at the beginning of the video. There are plenty of adults who are incredibly stupid and are just kings of the dirt mound and think you should respect them due to their age and not their accomplishments or behavior. I wouldn't knock the kids.

[@alisalexter4072]

@Idea Headed people buy it for fun

[@rossanalopes3114]

MsRedman67 welcome to the new generation baby boo

[@oliveoilroaddrygo5841]

So? At least they are creating something, and they started all by themselves... you’re just jealous. I wish you the best, but with that attitude your not getting anywhere.

[@oliveoilroaddrygo5841]

@Prakriti Subedi ikr

[@melzappy]

This. This is self made

[@soilgrasswaterair]

melzappy you only get to know they started the business in their basement. First of all hpw many teens have the space to use as their ”office”?! Then add they are not financially independent at this stage they started more likely than not from money they were given from their parents/relatives. They are middle class. These teens aren’t self-made, they came from a home of privilege. And to set it up as a company you need more money, and to register it you need things a teen doesn’t have. It would’ve been lovely to hear the ENTIRE story of starting up not just vague talking avout it and it wouldn’t take away the reality that they are very talented!

[@melzappy]

soilgrasswaterair yeah I definitely think it’s important to note they come from a place of privilege. But I think it’s also necessary to understand that having a foundation of a healthy home, and parents who are willing to contribute does not take away from the fact that these girls didnt have a family legacy that immediately put them at the top of the market. They had the tools to make the road there easier, but they didn’t get to skip the line and go right to the front. And I think it might be safe to assume that investing in that office came after a certain amount of revenue and profit. I may be wrong of course. But most likely being a middle class family alone can’t afford such luxuries. And of course it takes a large sum of money to take a company from the grassroots level, to being competitive in a market, that’s why investors exist. But the point i think is the fact that they did have those grassroots, instead of having instant empire based on a family legacy that has already created an empire of their own. I think it can safely be said that this falls under the category of self made. And if being middle class is the reason why someone can’t be self made, then only people who are low income would be considered to qualify for that title, which I don’t think it’s correct

[@soilgrasswaterair]

melzappy you’re right they did expand as the demand grew. But you can’t start a business from 0% of finances. Their mom is now the CEO which says something too. Instead of this intense focus around self-made it could’ve been a lovely story on how healthy and supportive parenting allowed them to make a business out of their hobby. They said they played around at first and then made 100 bath-bombs they sold and then the following year they increased their sales and so on before the business man came in with his ALREADY up and running company and invested in their product and more stores took them on etc. As you may notice they didn’t drive a company from the ground up they had steady investors along the way that eventually provided them with a financial platform so they could make the mom the CEO etc and stand on their ”own”. With all of this said it’s nice to see young people with dreams and a strong ambition and they remind me of myself when I started my business at 17. Even though ut came from money saved up from weekend jobs since age 13, I’m not self-made as a business person because along the way family supported it and allowed many things most parents would not allow such as moving away from home and be trusted to do school and work etc without parental supervision. Self-made doesn’t mean you don’t come from a family with an established business, it means building it on your own and these two teens didn’t do that but they are very mature and are doing an excellent job and it’s nice to see they are encouraged to keep their school friends and not go full throttle into the business and lose their childhood/teen years in the same swoop.

[@melzappy]

soilgrasswaterair Of course, you’re right, no one can start a business from 0% finances. That is literally impossible, for anyone. Which is why investors are necessary when you can’t meet the demands of your growing product. Having investors does not take away from something being “self-made”. Again we can debate the use of the term forever and go in circles. But I think there may be a misconception as to how the world of business works somewhere in what you’re saying. Having people invest in your company does not take away from the self made title at all. Investors are a natural part of business if you want your company to continue to be sustainable. If anything, the fact that they needed the help of investors proved the fact that they did not have sufficient funds from their parents to have their company grow. And the mother being CEO says that the girls who started the company are still children. And can’t be CEO’s themselves since they are teens. Don’t think it says much more than that. Regardless of the debate of the term of “self made”, we do agree that these two have accomplished something impressive. And whether there’s agreement or not on what we “self made” it’s cool to see such young women be successful in the world of business.

[@soilgrasswaterair]

melzappy no, it’s not impossible to start from 0%, which makes it *self* - made! They didn’t have a sidejob and pulled their finances together they started with their allowances and money their parents/relatives had given them and got to expiriment within a large space etc provided to them by their parents’ economy! And notice how people invested in their products in *their* already existing stores?! They seem very grounded and like good business people, and it’s great to see they seem to genuinly enjoy it! What they needed to know about running a business isn’t them 100% which someone who is self-made has to read up on and make sure to know. They did this as a hobby next to school, there is only 24 hours in a day so leaving out all the adults who put in their time to start their business is failing the title this video is laced with. They say it themselves ”our parents have been so supporting we wouldn’t be able to do this without them”.

[@MrDorf007]

I am seriously IMPRESSED with these 2 entrepreneurs !!! So inspirational....just proves age is NOT a barrier. I look forward to their next business and watch it evolve.

[@taras9255]

Ohhh I didn't know they made these bath bombs. They are actually my favorite bathbombs!! Edit: thanks for the heart and all the likes

[@wigstealer9528]

Tara S sameeeeeeee :D

[@nusayba864]

Is it expensive?

[@taras9255]

Someone’s Channel not too expensive lush is way pricier

[@dnrmoore4124]

They have the worst bathbombs

[@moonluna464]

Nawww you lost the heart cause you edited your comment :/

[@amy12123]

You guys are very inspirational. HOWEVER, u talk about giving back by donating proceeds to clean up the oceans, yet the packaging for ur products r simply adding to the problem. This is not hate, but consider biodegradable packaging materials.

[@joy5976]

Their website says the packaging is made from recycled materials

[@xxviciousbeautyxx]

@@amy12123 Yes it does actually. When you click on individual bath bombs, it literally says in description "our packaging is made from recycled materials.

[@zynniexx5433]

@@amy12123 please do your research before accusing and spreading fake news

[@amy12123]

“Our products are packaged in (recycled) plastic to keep moisture OUT and fragrances IN during shipping and storage. “ RECYCLED PLASTIC is not equivalent to BIODEGRADABLE PLASTIC! Recycled plastic still takes approximately 1000 years to break down, which suggests that every single piece of plastic made is still not done breaking down to this day. Get educated.

[@ThyBookie]

Amy L Plastic even made from recyclables isn’t sustainable. However, not every city has municipal composting so compostable plastic (that requires industrial composting) may not be the answer either

[@Rita-ju3ps]

I had a feeling they did ice skating ...

[@_helencao]

Anna O' Sullivan it said had which means she thought they did ice skating before she said. Read. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@holly6131]

Potato Puffs Can YOU read? The comment clearly stated “I HAD A FEELING”

[@holly6131]

Anna O' Sullivan Look at my other comment 😉

[@castasia]

Potato Puffs not read watch be smart

[@hoseoksleftkidney6652]

Castasia Thomas not watch the video read the comment🤦‍♀️

[@daphne10120]

And this is why you go out and support your local small business or fair booths. This is awesome. I personally buy bath bombs and lotions from a local lady my mom is friends with that uses milk her mom and her collect from her goats to make all natural soap and other self care items. Great quality and I’m supporting someone local who is working very hard.

[@krazykiley14]

Very inspirational that teens were able to do this.

[@sandymarie6844]

them: making a successful brand at 10 me at 10: trying to open and close the fridge to see if the light turns off

[@amcat1057]

Twins!

[@studiotwo24]

🤣🤣🤣

[@emmaclark350]

I’ve bought their bath bombs and I love them. Also some have rings in them

[@bubbles7279]

These are the coolest teen sisters I’ve ever seen 💯 They’re mature, they love their parents and include them, they love each other as sisters, and their mentality is incredible 😎💫

[@featherqueen3184]

The family office looks so strange. The desks are all lined up, it just looks so... systematic.

[@tryingwiki8437]

featherqueen31 but is that your workspace? No, stfu

[@hellonobody3321]

Trying Wiki phah chill dude someone’s cankeyyyy

[@isabellae.910]

@@tryingwiki8437 yikes.

[@grizzlegrowlsem]

It’s supposed to be. It’s very important to have dedicated environments to the kind of person you need to be in that moment. It’s like how different your bedroom and your office are. They encourage specific parts of you. Does this make sense? Hope it helps!

[@sofiasalas1336]

Sarah MacDuff wow you’re so sweet! I understand now. Someone like Trying Wiki needs to take notes on how to say a kind, respectful response.

[@hotsauceanimations8906]

I once bought my friends ps2 for $20 and sold it for $80, but these girls are also kind of good

[@whistlesports]

Might have to feature you on the next episode! 😉

[@GrantYT18]

The World needs a pancake dispenser kinda like a coffee maker but with batter instead of coffee and it cooks the pancakes evenly and deliciously

[@whistlesports]

Need that in our lives! 🙏

[@GrantYT18]

@@whistlesports hex yeah

[@freehhhh2086]

Grant they have a waffle maker

[@GrantYT18]

@@freehhhh2086 I know but that's different the Pancake dispenser cooks them in the machine it's like if Pop tarts were made in the same toaster that toasted them

[@mayastorm1698]

There is one in South Africa airport!!!!!

[@ivorvusak5201]

i like them because they are humble and not spoild

[@tarynsmith5348]

I bought their products for birthdays and special events before even knowing these were the faces behind it. I love them!!! Congrats girls

[@erickamckinney2980]

Congratulations to these inspirational and creative ladies! It is also nice to see how well supportive there family is!

[@cupcakequeenl2135]

Lush Vs. Teen Sisters

[@meganp8766]

I had no idea they were the ones behind this product. This is very inspiring! They should be proud of what they have accomplished, you can tell they have worked hard to get where they are and I love that they keep their family involved! Can’t wait to see what they do in the future💛

[@kaye53431]

Wow they really seem leveled headed hope all the success to them

[@amandar7255]

Boiiiii I bought one at target like a hour ago oh my God!

[@mnentertainment7397]

Happy_marshmello Bob lol

[@nicolen3177]

Same 😂

[@whistlesports]

COMMENT with an invention the world NEEDS!

[@Shucksyouwatched]

Whistle hi

[@alexwilliams9044]

at 10 and 11 WOW

[@whistlesports]

@@alexwilliams9044 Right?? Insanely impressive! 😱

[@Bchfish]

automatic food maker

[@katieanderson1977]

Automatic Back Scratcher

[@marleewoolz1080]

OMG THEY MAKE THESE BATHBOMBS????!! I LOVE THEM THEY ARE SOOOO SOOTHING!!!!

[@jugglinjosh]

wild!

[@dannykrier]

Your the goat.

[@kaydenpaarman6548]

I am sub to your channel

[@sophiechristopher942]

It always starts in the basement.. 🤔🧐

[@mariairwin9375]

Sad thing is that I don’t have a basement 🤣😣✌🏻

[@Rumade]

Houses in my town don't have them 😅 that's why we all broke

[@lillys7392]

I bought some of there bath bombs and they smell amazing and have beautiful color and the surprise is so. Cute Edit: never had so many likes thanks for them please sub to my channel

[@emskyes6101]

Whats the business called

[@anxngel618]

Em Skyes watch the video

[@Lenitgo]

Em Skyes I think it’s my hustle

[@anxngel618]

Helen H that’s the name of this series not the business

[@JennayaElizondo]

It’s called da bomb. Idk why no one would just tell you 😹

[@god563616]

So happy to see this!!! I line that they are still kids in spite of the success. God bless these girls and this family

[@daryltheexplorer7427]

legend has it that they'll be naming their new company "Bomb, Bath and Beyond"

[@pearljosling2246]

wait i love how involved their parents are! we stan supportive parents 😌

[@supersmileygrin1015]

I adore how whistle is great for every age group! I’m a child and I love their vids!😁

[@whistlesports]

Thanks so much! We love hearing that kind of feedback! 😄

[@freedomgrrrl3263]

This makes me happy this story so much and predominantly for the kind and type of support that these young women got to complete and continue their endeavor their ingenuity

[@bbloodyangel1]

"biggest misconception is that we are ballers and have a lot of money" *points to little brothers skateboard ramp in the office*??? LOL

[@alaurahwillow155]

A skateboarding ramp can be made for $50. You just need wood and nails.

[@bbloodyangel1]

@@alaurahwillow155 it can. but that one is not 50 dollars. lol

[@alaurahwillow155]

ilikemonkeys It still wouldn’t cost that much. You don’t need to be a millionaire to own a decent skate ramp.

[@bbloodyangel1]

@@alaurahwillow155 inside your home office???

[@alaurahwillow155]

ilikemonkeys Yes. My neighbor had one in his garage when we were kids and his family isn’t rich 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Mstutoriallover]

i LOVE these girls so much!! so humble and smart, good for them! good job mom and dad!

[@WildDanHibiki]

Great video. Inspiriting stuff, and to think that they were only 10 and 11 when they started is wild.

[@vemberviper]

I’m wanting to start a lip balm business. I’m eleven too :). Please wish me luck!! I hope they sell

[@lanamikakjam1379]

I wish u all the very best and go ahead friend I know u can do it♥️

[@Byeodee]

Oh, i’m also eleven, good luck on your business :D

[@jennickasrandomstuffyeah9648]

Plot twist the younger brother grows up , becomes a famous skater and makes more money😱😱😱😱

[@jennickasrandomstuffyeah9648]

Mr.Tweezy007 it’s just a joke chill

[@BellaTalks]

@Mr.Tweezy007 say that to tony hawk

[@qazwasard7183]

@Mr.Tweezy007 depends you can be like vinh banh or nyjah huston

[@Awentiawolf]

i love these 2! and so amazing that they also donated to good causes ♥️

[@poppyschaffer533]

sisters: When we where ten and eleven we started our buisness Me: When I was ten I made mud pies...

[@hana3970]

LITERALLY

[@pappysprite]

Wow I am impressed and as others have stated, I am happy to see they are staying grounded and have some humility.

[@cindyinaz2357]

Mom and dad must be very proud of these two girls

[@rowan464]

So well spoken for their age

[@macys6890]

I’m really curious to know how they blew up and became so popular besides the art fair that they did over the summer. Because thousands of people make these every day

[@lat.k3189]

Great question- would love to know

[@shutyourlipsbuddy8346]

timing & getting to the punch before others

[@veronikavanquish]

they're just the faces. Parents or some family member must have blown it up for them. I'd put money on it

[@sauceless6666]

wealthy parents

[@pernilletra2669]

It would be cool if they where a little more environmentally friendly like lush

[@Journie_with_Me]

It's all nice, but first you need investments...money put forward which a lot of ppl dont have

[@knightawz]

exactly

[@spectrareels9092]

maryanne thep but this is why you take out loans if you don’t have a rich parent

[@louisratatoulielinson]

Grow it then it takes time

[@lolamarie441]

Asking “ what’s that like?” Isn’t making a presumption but that remark aside, this is a very inspirational video! Congratulations to you two for working your butts off! So amazing

[@Angie.Cirilo]

The question is can they beat Kylie Jenner for the worlds youngest self made billionaire 🤔🤔😂

[@Angie.Cirilo]

@lynn latt that is true😂😂

[@umt6429]

@lynn latt how self made can a ten and 11 year old be? Keep the same energy

[@jadep7370]

Prob not

[@alaurahwillow155]

Kylie isn't even self made. Thousands of people donated money to her so she could get that title.

[@shalalala868]

She is NOT a billionaire. It's all smoke and mirrors.

[@anzellemalan8229]

Thank you for this wonderful advice!! I've always been too scared to start my own business, but after watching this I feel empowered and more confident!! Thank you so much girls!

[@kingsolomon_fitness]

I love that family office set up. It's really dope.

[@ShirleyBee]

WOW! These girls are so inspirational!

[@NBAeverything17]

They’re set for life financially

[@iLoveTurtlesHaha]

This is so cool. There has never been a better time to start your business and follow your dreams. Social media is a driving force and anyone not using it to grow a company doesn't see its real value.

[@ryanni4]

This story us amazing, however, it's hilarious when they said the parents were always so supportive, I thought, "well of course, they don't have to work 🤣"

[@brooklyncherry8785]

Giving to charity (making a bath bomb) and donating the proceeds is actually a really smart and good marketing strategy. You actually make more in the long run. As people will look at your other products, get more customers and you’ve done a good deed in the process.

[@solfh]

"I am a self made bussiness woman"... excuse me kylie what?

[@hs961]

Fantastic for them. Very simple and easy to make. They're lucky to have those parents.

[@xoalyssaxo7053]

Omg I have seen their bath bombs at target! I didn’t know they made them!

[@davidyu6255]

Young people are fearless because they have nothing to lose. Good job girls.

[@yamaaronpalomo7751]

“SELF MADE” kylie listen

[@hetzelponce759]

That's crazy how young they were when they started making bath bombs. I buy those bath bombs at my local target never would have thought it was owned by 2 young girls with the help of there family. YOU GO GIRLS!!!!!

[@tree3545]

meanwhile me and my sister cant even have a normal conversation without biting each others heads off.

[@gwngabby8379]

Ugh sameee😫

[@JazzyCast]

Wow i'm impressed! it really takes an IDEA and a START to do something unbelievable like this

[@stephanieyu318]

4:42 what If they meant whats ur work like or whats the company like

[@emilyannn]

i love this company and buy their bath bombs regularly- they always smell soooo good and have a little surprise inside (typically a necklace charm)

[@smmn722]

Bravo Girls ! Am so proud of you soooo much 😍💗 am starting my small bath bombs this month I hope I can make it grow bigger 😌🎊

[@mrs.berganzo]

It's so nice to gain knowledge from younger people too. I'm so proud of and admire this part of the gen Z population. 👏💕

[@ellamcgowan739]

Congratulations on your success girls!😊

[@anthonylabrum4095]

Loved watching this. Well done to the girls.

[@Sassystephy33]

now this is what self-made means!

[@mariaurbina9225]

My respects for these two young ladies in the business world good job ladies 👍😊🌍

[@mailimarechal9447]

i love this so much!!! btw my mom is the co founder of take 3 and was really happy when you guys took part!💕💕

[@freetriptobahamas8640]

Respect 💯 hope they are doing well during these times, as well as all of you🙏🏽🖤

[@EPIC-gv1zd]

It’s funny because I have never heard of them... I have heard of the company but not them.

[@michelemichele5204]

BLOWN away by these little girls! wow

[@daniellemeyer8568]

Amazing what you can accomplish with well-off parents.

[@FeliciaOgilby]

This Is Amazing. Congratulations Girls ! What An Awesome Thing To Accomplish At Such A Young Age.

[@leb9285]

Great job girls, how amazing and inspiring!

[@greatgoodnessgoddessgratit5611]

These young ladies and their family are amazing 🤩

[@curryontheinternet4176]

SKATE ROOM!? MY LIFE DREAM😭😎😱

[@yejinbann]

Everyone complaining about the earth bombs and plastic - just stop. These girls are doing what they can do, which is donating proceeds to organizations. What have you done? This is why people don't help each other. As soon as someone finds out about it, they get criticized. Why not be inspired to do something yourself instead?

[@MoneyMagnet2222]

Step 1: Take skating lessons to disable fear receptors

[@cmaried87]

Love it! Super inspiring as a new bath product maker! My daughter had the Elsa bath bomb and loved it!

[@yueunkang7663]

this is amazing. I work at Target, and I see these bath bombs all the time. Never knew the story behind it. awesome!!

[@rosepetal2784]

You girls are awesome! Congratulations on all your success! ❤🥳

[@mariestrawser1062]

This isn't just a rush of fame, this is going to keep going for a long time!

[@alexxoxo6516]

Cool you guys are soo inspirational and awesome role model for tons of kids!👍

[@AlexandraSasikumar]

Them: we have the earth bomb that helps the ocean Me: It Comes in plastic tho

[@geerthanahlinggaya9185]

Great job guys 👏.... -they never show off -they very simply and perfect 👌 They not like other wearing 1kg makeup no they face ..

[@lolal7014]

I actually use this company and I was like "OH MAY LORD I have never seen something this good!" When I first tried it

[@Uberrimaefidei]

Very inspiring! Love it! ♥️

[@jminijarrett949]

they went from small to huge

[@morganivy4107]

My friend gifted some of these bath bombs to me and they are amazing! They smell amazing, look amazing, and unlike other bath bombs, they don't leave little chunks at the bottom of your tub that can clog your drain. When it all fizzed away I was left with a cute donut key chain. These really are da-bomb. :D