Rose Petal Bath Bombs - homemade bath bombs make a wonderful gift for friends and family. They're also wonderful teacher gifts, too. These gorgeous DIY rose bath bombs have the sweet fragrance of roses.
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I am a bath fanatic. I adore bubble bath, bath bombs, bath salts, and anything else that makes my bath feel more like an amazing spa experience.
I also really love making my own homemade bath and beauty products like this coconut oil sugar scrub that smells just like a sugar cookie! It's relatively quick and easy, and more affordable than shopping at an expensive bath and body store.
Materials Needed
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- baking soda
- epsom salt
- cornstarch
- citric acid
- sweet almond oil or avocado oil
- water
- rose essential oil
- dried rose petals
- bath bomb molds - I used this heart-shaped mold, but there are many varieties to choose from. I recommend silicone molds as I find them the easiest to work with.
How to Make Rose Petal Bath Bombs
Here's how to make your own DIY bath bombs using dried rose petals.
- In a small bowl, combine the baking soda, Epsom salts, corn starch, and citrus acid. Mix to combine.
- Slowly whisk in the wet ingredients.
- Add the essential oil while stirring.
- Place some of the dried rose petals into the bottom of the mold.
- Gently spoon the bath bomb mixture into the mold. Press the mixture firmly into the mold.
- Allow the rose petal bath bombs to set for 4-6 hours.
- Carefully unmold the bath bombs and store them in an airtight container.
Variations
- If you don't have a bath bomb mold, you can ice cube trays instead.
- Add a little bit of vitamin E oil or rose hip oil.
- If you like, substitute the plain water for rose water.
- To add color to your homemade bath bombs, use a little bit of beet powder.
Rose Scented Gift Basket
You can make a gorgeous spa gift basket with these DIY rose petal bath bombs and rose petal bath salts. Add a shower pouf and a vanilla or lavender-scented candle. For Valentine's Day, make this a truly romantic gift with a dozen red roses. It's also a perfect gift for Mother's Day.
(If you're a fan of a nice relaxing bath, check out these fun bathtub-safe lights. I have two and use them every single time!)
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If you love making your own DIY Bath Bombs, this collection of homemade bath bomb recipes is for you!
You'll also enjoy our DIY bath bombs with orange, clove, and vanilla essential oils and luxurious Rosemary Lavender Milk Bath.
If you're putting together a gift basket for the holidays, try our Peppermint Sugar Scrub or Gingerbread Sugar Scrub.
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Rose Petal Bath Bombs
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Materials
- 4 oz Baking soda
- 2 oz Epsom salt
- 2 oz Cornstarch
- 2 oz Citric acid
- 1 tablespoon Sweet almond oil or avocado oil
- ½ teaspoon Water
- 25 drops Rose essential oil
- Dried rose petals as desired
Instructions
- In a small bowl, combine the baking soda, Epsom salts, corn starch, and citrus acid. Mix to combine.4 oz Baking soda, 2 oz Epsom salt, 2 oz Cornstarch, 2 oz Citric acid
- Slowly whisk in the wet ingredients.1 tablespoon Sweet almond oil, ½ teaspoon Water, 25 drops Rose essential oil
- Add the essential oil while stirring.
- Place some of the dried rose petals into the bottom of the mold.Dried rose petals
- Gently spoon the bath bomb mixture into the mold. Press the mixture firmly into the mold.
- Allow the rose petal bath bombs to set for 4-6 hours.
- Carefully unmold the bath bombs and store them in an airtight container.
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