Note: I'll cover coloring your bath bombs and other additives for your bath bombs in another article.
How to Make Fizzy Bath Bombs
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Gently lay the bath bombs (whether you made tablets or balls) out onto a paper towel lined cookie sheet or plate. At this point, they will still be a little bit soft and mold-able. After drying overnight, your bath bombs will be rock hard and ready for a bath tub!
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- Make Fizzy Bath Bombs
- Setup and Ingredients for Fizzy Bath Bombs
- Prepare the Ingredients for Your Bath Bombs
- Mix the Bath Bombs Wet and Dry Phases
- Time to Test the Bath Bombs Mixture
- Mold the Bath Bombs
- Using a Cosmetic Jar to Mold the Bath Bombs
- Using a Seltzer Press to Mold the Bath Bombs
- Let the Bath Bombs Dry
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