Winter In Venice Doughnut Bath Bomb - Set of 9 Doughnut Bath Bombs

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Carefully remove donut-shaped bath bombs from mold. Spread them out onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.

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I have a donut bath bomb recipe that is nothing short of luxurious and is so easy and affordable to make that you may not ever buy another bath bomb again! Spray rubbing alcohol a bit at a time and incorporate into dry mixture using your hands. Break down any clumps. If you want to add optional colouring, do this now. I add a pinch of beet root powder to make pink or a pinch of Brazilian purple clay (pictured here) to make purple. Eucalyptus– This is another one with a strong smell which is great for colds. It’s not recommended for people who prefer more subtle smells.Look, making bath bombs as a gift for someone else or as a “gift” for yourself is basically tantamount to saying “I want you to take time out for yourself and enjoy a bath.” The good news about making bath bombs is that most ingredients are available at your local supermarket. The following is what you need to not just make a great, beneficial bath bomb but to also decorate it so it looks like a delicious donut. Bicarbonate Of Soda It doesn’t matter which type you buy except it should be a white colour rather than clear so it looks better on the donut. So just don’t buy the clear type. In a small bowl, melt coconut oil in microwave for 25-30 seconds.Add to dry mixture slowly while stirring so as not to make it fizz.

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adthrive-in-post-video-player video-id=”TxjQTagx” upload-date=”2018-09-04T23:00:00.000Z” name=”Donut Bath Bombs” description=”Cute video slideshow of making donut bath bombs with a soap glaze and sprinkles. Because who doesn’t love sprinkles?!”] Peppermint– Is another favourite but it is a stronger smell so isn’t for everyone. It is known for being energising and focusing the mind. It’s also a good choice if you have a cold. Melt and pour soap base is pre-made soap that you can melt and then use to make your own soap. You can also melt and use it as decoration on your DIY donut bath bomb!

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Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, our love of making bath bombs genuinely has no bounds. We are always coming up with fun, simple bath bombs that are stunning because they’re easy to make, fun for us to use, and make great gifts for friends and family. Who doesn’t want a little fizzy fun in the bath or shower?! You will know when the mixture is perfect when it feels like wet sand and you can press the mixture together in your hands and it stays together. **Please note** You may need to use your spray bottle of rubbing alcohol to spritz your mixture if it gets too dry as you are adding it to your mold. Give a few spritzes and mix together until it has that wet sand feel again. You can fragrance this donut bath bomb recipe with the essential oils of your choice, and feel free to experiment with the colors if you wish! The soap icing on the top is my favorite part; it makes it look realistic and so much fun! Realizing I was developing a habit, I wanted to learn how to make my own bath bombs to save money and control the products that I was soaking in. Also known as bicarb or baking soda, this ingredient is an alkaline which has anti-inflammatory properties. It also helps detoxify the skin.

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And, somehow, because these Donut Bath Bombs turned out so cute, I feel like I might HAVE to make time for a bath just to use them! It’s kind of like when kids are misbehaving, and a great tool for getting them into a less naughty state of mind is to distract them and “redirect.” Now, you get your pin on so that you can have some Donut Bath Bombs making action and give yourself (or someone else) a reason to make time for a bath. The goal is a wet sand like consistency that just holds together with no clumps. If it's still a little dry after adding all the coconut oil and essential oils (meaning it doesn't hold together yet), add a tiny amount of water, say 1/2 of a teaspoon or a small spray and mix again. In a small microwave safe bowl, melt coconut oil in microwave for 25-30 seconds. Add to dry mixture.Add the melted coconut oil and essential oils into the dry bowl SLOWLY as you mix with your hands. It's important that this is slow or the mixture may start fizzing now. My 5 year old is the biggest fan of this item and helps me make them. I just add the wet ingredients for him while he mixes and I dip them in the melted soap while he adds the sprinkles. This way it’s completely safe and works out to be a great activity for the two of us. Ingredients You Need For A Donut Bath Bomb Lemon– Is also a winning oil for colds as well as attention and focus. It promotes positive energy. Inside: Look, I have fun. A lot of fun. And one of the ridiculous things I have fun doing is making bath bombs. My most recent make? Donut Bath Bombs. Cutest bath bombs EVER! I’m dying.) Keep adding tiny amounts of water until it's the right consistency and holds together into a shape.

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Put on your gloves, then spray rubbing alcohol onto the mixture a small bit at a time to keep it from fizzing. Use your hands to stir and incorporate the alcohol into dry mixture to break down any clumps. Second only to how cool they look, I love how easy they are to make. It really doesn’t take long at all and you get something that looks like you put a lot of effort in. Winning! You don’t need to use much colouring – a small pinch can work well. Add a small amount to start with and then you can add more if you want more colour. That sentiment is important to me and is soothing in-and-of itself, regardless of whether I have time to work-in a bath or not.These donut bath bombs definitely take the cake (pun absolutely intended). They’re cute, easy, and smell great! And, the best part is that you can use them as donut shower fizzies, too! Let’s get started. No Time to Make This Now? Pin it for Later