How to make a colourful bath bomb for Mothers Day Recipe - Better Homes & Gardens Australia

Name: How to make a colourful bath bomb for Mothers Day Recipe - Better Homes & Gardens Australia
Ingredients: 1 ½ cups Bi-Carb Soda; ½ cup Citric Acid; Potpourri; Sweet almond oil; Essential oil, such as lavender or orange; Food colouring; Moulds; Tips:; If you don’t have any pot pourri, use the contents of a herbal teabag such as chamomile, lemon or peppermint.; If you don’t have any sweet almond oil, light vegetable oil will work.; The more simple the shape of the mould, the easier it will be to remove the bath bomb.; Be creative with colours, combine red and yellow food colouring for an orange bath bomb and blue with a little red for a lavender bath bomb.; Hot water activates the fizz in the bombs - cold water doesn't work.

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Pamper Mum with homemade Mother's Day bath bombs. A delightful and thoughtful gift idea that's easy to make and sure to be appreciated.

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Bath bomb mould
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Measuring cup
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Spoon
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Ingredients

1 ½ cups Bi-Carb Soda
½ cup Citric Acid
Potpourri
Sweet almond oil
Essential oil, such as lavender or orange
Food colouring
Moulds
Tips:
If you don’t have any pot pourri, use the contents of a herbal teabag such as chamomile, lemon or peppermint.
If you don’t have any sweet almond oil, light vegetable oil will work.
The more simple the shape of the mould, the easier it will be to remove the bath bomb.
Be creative with colours, combine red and yellow food colouring for an orange bath bomb and blue with a little red for a lavender bath bomb.
Hot water activates the fizz in the bombs - cold water doesn't work.