Make Professional Bath Bombs at Home

Name: Make Professional Bath Bombs at Home
Rating: 4.6 (309 reviews)

Colorful, exciting, scented homemade spa products for those who love to make soap and bath products at home

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Created byStudio Liliom, Krisztina Zekany

Last updated 3/2019

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What you'll learn

Make exciting bath bombs for oneself, or as a gift
Fizzy Bath Bomb making
Bubbly Bath Bomb making
All the techniques, tips and tricks which are useful durning the process
Using exciting scents, colorings, decorations, shapes and forms to make tailor made bath bombs

Course content

4 sections • 18 lectures • 49m total length

Introduction3:43
Learn how to craft your own bath bombs with expert tips, basic chemistry, and a step by step guide, while exploring branding, packaging, and market considerations.
What You Will Need1:24
Identify the essential tools for making professional bath bombs at home, including bowls, molds, and a digital kitchen scale. Use disposable pipettes and rubber gloves for precise mixing.
Ingredients4:31
Combine sodium bicarbonate, citric acid, and salt with almond oil and fragrance oils, color with water-soluble pigments or food coloring, and optionally add clay, dried lavender, or biodegradable glitter.

Fizzy Bath Bomb - Basic Recipe1:17
Explore two bath bomb recipes: a fizzy bomb with basic ingredients and a bubbly bomb with surfactant to create foam, suds, and thicker water for different skin care.
Measuring Dry Ingredients5:55
Measure dry ingredients for bath bombs with a scale, split 700 g sodium bicarbonate into two bowls, add 300 g citric acid and 100 g salt, then mix with gloves.
Measuring Liquid Ingredients2:17
Measure liquid ingredients for bath bombs with a sensitive scale for small amounts, such as 10 grams of almond oil and 5 grams of scent oil, using a pipette.
Combining the Mixtures2:04
Learn to combine the mixtures for bath bombs by blending baking soda, citric acid, salt, and blue color, then add oil and mix until the mixture feels like damp sand.
Molding by Hands2:51
Mold bath bombs using half spear molds, fill loosely, press halves together, and let dry in the mold, with tips on sizes and optional glitter.
Molding Shapes Using Machine1:42
Use a bath bomb press to mold shapes, making the process easier and producing more precise shapes, with a U.S. brand available in different sizes and shapes.

Bubbly Bath Bomb - Basic Recipe0:54
learn to make the bubbly bath bomb using a basic recipe, adding two ingredients—ssa sodium laurel saffo acetate and white clay—and download the PDA F2 import.
Measuring Dry Ingredients3:22
Measure dry ingredients with a kitchen scale, split 420 g sodium bicarbonate into 210 g portions, then mix with 160 g citric acid, 40 g salt, 10 g SLSA, coloring.
Measuring Liquid Ingredients1:55
Use a scale to measure oil and water, including 10 g of oil (rice bran, almond, or MCT oil) and 5 g of water, then color for a magenta swirl.
Combining the Mixtures2:30
Color half the sodium bicarbonate, mix with citric acid and salt, then fold in fragrance oil to form a damp sand-like, moldable bath bomb mixture.
Molding by Shape Press4:20
Shape bath bombs using cake molds and trays, layer colors like yellow and green, sprinkle bio glitter, then set 10–15 minutes and release for unicorn horn shapes.

Packaging Ideas3:00
Dry bath bombs for three to five days before packaging. Use affordable options like cellophane bags with ribbons, tissue paper, or wrapping paper to protect moisture and create gift-ready presentation.
Problems & Solutions5:06
Learn how to troubleshoot bath bomb failures by managing moisture, drying time, and mold handling, preventing flattening, color shifts, and uneven drying.
Closing Words2:41
Thank you for following this bath bomb tutorial; you now know how to make beautiful bath bombs at home, and future tutorials on soaps and cosmetics await.
Useful Links0:02

Requirements

You shall have a digital kitchen scale, if you have a more precise one which can measure 1/10th of a gram can be good, but not necessary
All the other tools you can find at home
I will give you links where you can buy the necessary ingredients from

Description

Hello!

I am Krisztina, the recipe creator and designer at Hello Soap.

In this video course I am going to show you how to make your own creatively shaped and uniquely scented bath bombs, in the comfort of your home.

Whether a bath is a ritual to help you unwind or simply an escape from the everyday hustle and bustle, this is the Hello Soap philosophy.

This tutorial runs in stages. First, I will introduce you all the utensils and basic ingredients you will need.

You probably won't need anything extra as you will likely have most of what you need to create your own bath bombs already at home.

Then, I will share two unique recipes with you. You can even download the recipes as a PDF file, so you can refer back to them whenever you need!

Along the way I am going to share some tips and tricks, and special techniques that I have discovered while making more than 3500 bath bombs. Foe example, what to avoid, what to look out for, and, of course, how to steer clear of common mistakes.

At the end of the tutorial I will also let you know where you can buy everything you will need - whether in small or larger quantities, and provide the links to the best online shops so that you can get started with ease.

I am looking forward to showing you how to make fabulous bath bombs, so let's get started!

Who this course is for:

Those who enjoys to make things at home, and adventurous enough to dive into this exciting world of spa luxury

Make Professional Bath Bombs at Home

What you'll learn

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 10min

Fizzy Bath Bomb6 lectures • 16min

Bubbly Bath Bomb5 lectures • 13min

Packaging, Problem Solving and Useful Tips4 lectures • 11min

Requirements

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