Unmolding bath bombs takes patience too, but with lots of practice, you will be unmolding your own perfect bath bombs in no time. A set that is made of quality food grade silicone. It comes in several mini designs that are perfect for embeds. Teddy bears, hearts, shells, and stars are all included to make embeds in your bath bombs. The only thing I can think of that might put someone off is if the color or fragrance isn’t to their liking. Either make lots of different varieties of bath bombs or you can customize a batch just for them. The latter is what I tend to do as it’s such a lovely, thoughtful thing to do. Everyone will be impressed with them, all of my friends certainly are. High street bath bomb brands tend to have Epsom salts in them, so I’ve included this in my homemade bath bombs for an extra touch of luxury, at a price that won’t break the bank! Bath bomb molds come in all kinds of shapes, sizes, and materials so you have plenty of options to make your bath bombs with. The most popular bath bomb molds are aluminum, stainless steel, plastic, and silicone. Each of these molds will give you different results depending on how you would like your final bath bomb to look like.

If you want to give a silicone mold a try, these might be a good choice for you. This is a set of two that is made from food-grade silicone and has pretty flower shapes.

Measuring Cups for Simple Molds

Removing bath bombs out of silicone molds also takes practice and they will come out best when they are completely dry. PLASTIC BATH BOMB MOLDS Just be careful. I know your mini bath bombs will look so good, you might mistake them for muffins! Ice Cube Trays make great Bath Bomb Molds Their bath bomb molds are super easy to use, and you can carefully unmold them when your bath bombs are freshly made or leave them in the mold to dry. Yeah, the very cups you may have used to measure out your bath bomb ingredients in the first place. I know what you are thinking!, You have a friend who plays tennis, and now you are going to get creative with some yellow color and a little paint and create some tennis ball bath bombs – Go You!

First, let’s talk about the basics and show you a simple no-fail recipe for making your own bath bombs, they are very easy to make and fun at the same time. Then we’ll show you how to make them multi-colored and a few other variations. Coloring Your Homemade Bath Bombs This high end bath bomb machine comes with 2 bath bomb molds and fully assembled. You can attach two different sized bath bomb molds for a variety of sizes all at one time. Your high volume business is too important to miss out on this time efficient bath bomb machine—Double Bath Bomb Press There’s a lot that can go wrong with your bath bombs, especially considering there are usually so few ingredients! This can be frustrating, but it’s something we all have to deal with to get our beautiful bath bombs. The floral designs are so delicate and pretty. Perfect for a spring/summer craft show or gift idea. Do you sell bath bombs? Try making a bunch of these and sell them ready for display in a glass jar with a ribbon.The following bath bomb recipe is infused with lavender essential oil, which is well known for instilling a sense of calm necessary for sleep. Silicone is ideal because it's easy to clean (will go right into the dishwasher) and extremely durable. So you can make a ton of batches of bath bombs. Your friends and customers will LOVE these, and you will be the talk of the craft show for sure! A perfect gift for the home hobbyist or professional.

Having said that, I do use Polysorbate 80 in many recipes. For example, it is featured in my oat so simple bath bombsand my mini milk bath bombs. I find the benefits of using polysorbate 80 far outway any concerns I have about it not being a totally natural product. Add a little sparkle and shimmer right into the mold and drizzle some shea butter on top for extra accents. DIY Bath bombs also make amazing gifts on their own, or as part of an interesting diy bath product set. You can’t go wrong with these, someone you know will love them! This Etsy shop has many bath bomb making supplies and ideas for you to choose from and the hearts are especially popular.Use this mold for making cute embeds in your bath bombs. One idea is to fill these molds up with coconut oil or shea butter and place a cube right inside your bath bomb to melt away in the tub. Shop-bought bath bombs are extremely popular because they work the best and are full of amazing ingredients that do wonders for the skin. The only problem? They’re expensive, especially for someone like me who loves baths! However, there are other things that can go wrong when making your own bath bombs, and we talk a lot about these problems in the bath bomb course! Take a look to see more about what you can do to get perfect DIY bath bombs every time. If you like to embed surprises in your bath bombs, this mold is perfect for that because of the size. Anyone who likes to make bath bombs would love this as a gift.

These make for the best bath bomb ideas because you can add DIY dried flowers or mica to the mold before adding the mixture to give it that extra!When using a silicone mold that has small cavities it's important that your bath bomb is not crumbly. If you find the mixture is too dry, read up on how to fix crumbly bath bombs.