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Make Bath Time Fun with Rainbow Waffle Bath Bombs!

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Fun fun fun! Today I'm going to show you how to make colorful rainbow waffle bath bombs. And a trick to making several small batches of different colors at once without them drying out!
RECIPE
Make a big batch of dry mix. 500 grams baking soda, 200 grams citric acid, & 60 grams corn starch. Sieve dry ingredients together & mix everything together. Divide it; each bowl/color gets 95 grams (makes about 7colors). Each bowl: 1/4 cup (62.5 grams) baking soda, 1/8 cup (25 grams) citric acid, 1 tablespoon (7.5 grams) corn starch. [Optional] You can also add a tiny bit [1/16 - 1/32 teaspoon] of SLSa (Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate) to some colors to slightly vary reactions in the water.
Fill the mold with mix & pack it well. Do this until it's very full & packed well. Take the back of the other mold & make the top as flat as possible, grinding & packing the mix more. Flip it over & tap the mold. Then lift it up & continue tapping until the bomb is released. Dry 24 hours.
Sparkling decorative patterns: 3 milliliters 99% isopropyl alcohol, .5 milliliters polysorbate 80, & 1/4 teaspoon mica (gold dust mica looks great on everything). Drop it with a spoon, splatter it with a paint brush, or drizzle it with a pipette… Use a precision tip applicator (linked below) for great control. Practice designs on ugliest bombs first. Make sure the design is fully dry; this should take no more than an hour (I just left mine on the table overnight).
Bombs will last a year, but are best fresh as they lose effervescence over time.
Affiliated links are below. As an Amazon Associate, I earn a very small percentage from qualifying purchases. Your support allows me to keep making free tutorials at no extra cost to you (prices are the same as website)!
WAFFLE BATH BOMB MOLD: Get 10% off. Use discount code: CREATIVEBATHLAB
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ITEMS USED IN VIDEO
{Applicator tip used in video is below, but I think soft plastic squeeze bottles (linked below) would be better + they're cheaper!}
15% off ($50+) PROMO code: bathlab10 OR 5% off (-$50) PROMO code: bathlab05
CONNECT WITH ME! If you make beautiful creations inspired by me, share pictures & tag me!
#CreativeBathLab #diybathbombs #waffle #bathbombrecipe #homemadebathbombs #bathbomb #bathbombaddict #bathbombs #bathtimefun #bathtime #bathart #bathproducts #relax #bathsoak
CHAPTERS
0:00 - Introduction
0:51 - Recipe
2:40 - Molding
4:27 - Decoration
5:36 - Packaging
5:56 - Results
7:53 - Disney Cruise Family Vacation
RECIPE
Make a big batch of dry mix. 500 grams baking soda, 200 grams citric acid, & 60 grams corn starch. Sieve dry ingredients together & mix everything together. Divide it; each bowl/color gets 95 grams (makes about 7colors). Each bowl: 1/4 cup (62.5 grams) baking soda, 1/8 cup (25 grams) citric acid, 1 tablespoon (7.5 grams) corn starch. [Optional] You can also add a tiny bit [1/16 - 1/32 teaspoon] of SLSa (Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate) to some colors to slightly vary reactions in the water.
Fill the mold with mix & pack it well. Do this until it's very full & packed well. Take the back of the other mold & make the top as flat as possible, grinding & packing the mix more. Flip it over & tap the mold. Then lift it up & continue tapping until the bomb is released. Dry 24 hours.
Sparkling decorative patterns: 3 milliliters 99% isopropyl alcohol, .5 milliliters polysorbate 80, & 1/4 teaspoon mica (gold dust mica looks great on everything). Drop it with a spoon, splatter it with a paint brush, or drizzle it with a pipette… Use a precision tip applicator (linked below) for great control. Practice designs on ugliest bombs first. Make sure the design is fully dry; this should take no more than an hour (I just left mine on the table overnight).
Bombs will last a year, but are best fresh as they lose effervescence over time.
Affiliated links are below. As an Amazon Associate, I earn a very small percentage from qualifying purchases. Your support allows me to keep making free tutorials at no extra cost to you (prices are the same as website)!
WAFFLE BATH BOMB MOLD: Get 10% off. Use discount code: CREATIVEBATHLAB
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ITEMS USED IN VIDEO
{Applicator tip used in video is below, but I think soft plastic squeeze bottles (linked below) would be better + they're cheaper!}
15% off ($50+) PROMO code: bathlab10 OR 5% off (-$50) PROMO code: bathlab05
CONNECT WITH ME! If you make beautiful creations inspired by me, share pictures & tag me!
#CreativeBathLab #diybathbombs #waffle #bathbombrecipe #homemadebathbombs #bathbomb #bathbombaddict #bathbombs #bathtimefun #bathtime #bathart #bathproducts #relax #bathsoak
CHAPTERS
0:00 - Introduction
0:51 - Recipe
2:40 - Molding
4:27 - Decoration
5:36 - Packaging
5:56 - Results
7:53 - Disney Cruise Family Vacation
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