Lavender Rose Bath Bomb Kit: This post originally appeared on the bMAKER blog as Deluxe Bath Bomb Making Kit With Dried Flowers.

This Lavender Rose Bath Bomb Kit has lavender and rose dried flowers and essential oil, sweet almond oil and all the ingredients that you need to make beautiful, naturally-scented bath bombs. The kit also includes cellophane gift bags with ties and “Homemade with Love” labels, making it great for gift giving!

Lavender Rose Bath Bomb Kit

Hi Everyone, if you are looking for the perfect gift to give for the birthdays, holidays or any occasion this Lavender Rose Bath Bomb Kit (Deluxe Bath Bomb Making Kit With Dried Flowers) makes the perfect gift!

Kitchen Tools to Help with this Lavender Rose Bath Bomb Kit

• 3 large mixing bowls
• whisk
• cup measure
• spoon

Here’s a list of what is included in the Lavender Rose Bath Bomb Kit:

• 1 cup Citric Acid
• 2 cup Baking Soda
• 1 cup Epsom Salt
• 1 cup Corn Starch + Kaolin Clay
• Essential Oil (Rose Absolute and Lavender)
• 1 bag of Dried Lavender Flowers
• 1 bag of dried Rose Petals
• 1 set of aluminum bath bomb molds (large)
• 1 set of aluminum bath bomb molds (small)
• 1 oz Sweet Almond Oil
• 8 Cello Bag and Twist Tie
• 8 Handmade with Love labels
  spray bottle & 1 pair of gloves

If you make these Lavender Rose Bath Bombs, please let us know in the comments below!

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Lavender Rose Bath Bomb Kit

Yield: 8 Large size spherical bath bombs

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Active Time: 30 minutes

Additional Time: 1 day

Total Time: 1 day 35 minutes

Difficulty: medium

This Deluxe Bath Bomb Making Kit with Dried Flowers has lavender and rose dried flowers and essential oil, sweet almond oil and all the ingredients that you need to make beautiful, naturally-scented bath bombs. The kit also includes cellophane gift bags with ties and “Homemade with Love” labels, making it great for gift giving!

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Materials

• 1 cup Citric Acid
• 2 cup Baking Soda
• 1 cup Epsom Salt
• 1 cup Corn Starch + Kaolin Clay
• Essential Oil (Rose Absolute and Lavender)
• 1 bag of Dried Lavender Flowers
• 1 bag of dried Rose Petals
• 1 set of aluminum bath bomb molds
• (large)
• 1 set of aluminum bath bomb molds
• (small)
• 1 oz Sweet Almond Oil
• 8 Cello Bag and Twist Tie
• 8 Handmade with Love labels
• spray bottle & 1 pair of gloves

Tools

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Instructions

1. Fill the spray bottle with water and put on gloves
2. Combine citric acid, baking soda, Epsom salt and cornstarch + kaolin clay powder in a bowl. Whisk them all together.
3. Add sweet almond oil and mix well with your hands  
4. Divide your mix into 2 parts and put it in 2 separate bowls
5. Add in your essential oils: rose essential oil in one bowl and lavender essential oil in the other.   
6.  Work with either bowl first. 
7. Spritz about 15 pumps of water to your mix while whisking. Get the mixture to have a consistency of wet sand, crumbly but will stick together when squashed. 
8. Mix in your dried flowers. Lavender buds go with lavender essential oil bowl and Rose petals go with rose essential oil bowl.  
9. Fill each half of the bath bomb molds with the mixture until it’s overflowing.
10. Compact each half with your mix, add more as needed so it is overflowing the mold after compact.   
11. Press it hard together, then use a metal spoon to tap gently around the molds. 
12. Remove top and bottom mold by twisting away.  
13. Repeat until you’re finished with your mixture
14. Allow the bath bombs to dry overnight. Turn it over and dry for an additional 12 hours.  
15. Once dry they will be firm. Gently shake or blow off any crumbs and wrap dry bath bombs in the cello bag and tie the bag. Apply the labels on the bags. 

Notes

Tips for Success

1. Adding the right amount of water is the key. If you are living in a humid area or making your bath bomb on a humid day, reduce the amount of water used in half.
2. If the bath bomb isn't well packed and falling apart. Place the mix back in the bowl, spritz a few more pump of water to your mix. Wipe both molds clean. Fill the molds with your mix and compact them tighter than last time. Each has mold must be overflowing and compact before pressing both molds together to create a sphere.

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