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Flower Power Bath Bombs
Give your bath a fizzy, flowery, bath bomb explosion!
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Before you begin, pick some appropriate moulds to make your bombs in. I usually use rubber ice cube trays as this makes them easy to pop up, but this time I used a plastic tray designed for holding shot glasses. I coated the tray with cling film, to ensure I'd be able to get the bombs out easily.
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Crush together the baking soda and dried flowers using a mortar and pestle.
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Pour the witch hazel in to a spray bottle and add the lime juice and essential oils. Shake together.
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Play the baking soda in to a bowl and then spray with the witch hazel, mixing while you spray.
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When the powder begins to stick together, take a spoonful and compact in to the moulds. Leave the bombs to dry out, this may take a couple of days and then they're ready to use!
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
December 21, 2007 20:52
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Eien
22 Dec 04:37
Do they fizz or just dissolves into a lovely scented bath?
Cat Morley
22 Dec 10:59
The fizz violently for about a minute and then dissolve in to a lovely scented bath, so both!
Not A.
22 Dec 19:37
omgsh. That is sooo creative. 8D
Lipthink
19 Jan 17:15
Smelly good! Do you know of other things to add to make a more manly scent? Billy loves baths after work to relax in.
Stephanie N.
19 Jan 17:58
would this work with potpouri?
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07 Feb 11:23
what does the witch hazel do??is there a substitute i may be able to use?? because i cant find it around my place.i hope you can help me!!
Kearyn Malia
17 Mar 04:20
nice. I can think of a few friends who would like these as gifts :)