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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. If you enjoy making unique bath bombs and need to make a whole bunch at once, here is a macaron bath bomb mold. These are some of the most popular selling bath bombs at the moment. 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.

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 You read the cookie-cutter headline, and are ahead of me already, right? You’ve already thought of this now haven’t you? 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. Add a little sparkle and shimmer right into the mold and drizzle some shea butter on top for extra accents.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. 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. The most common problem you will find is getting the right moisture content into the bath bomb mixture. Sometimes, on drier days, bath bombs need a little more moisture to hold together. Bath bombs should be for everyone, including your little ones, so how do you make bath bombs kid-friendly? The great thing here is you can use standard size tins, or if you want to make a great little gift use mini muffin tins, and collect them together to create little bags of joy – bath Bomb favour bags!!

Plastic bath bomb molds are some of the easiest molds to use because they don't bend like silicone so they are perfect for beginners. PROFESSIONAL BATH BOMB PRESSES These are super easy to clean and they are made from durable, non-oxidizing food-safe aluminum metal. To drizzle the icing onto the bath bomb, just use some tinted coconut oil or shea butter.

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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.

A lovely set of molds that you can use for bath bombs. And these bath bomb molds are very similar to the designs of the super expensive bath bomb presses. These floral molds come with 6 different shapes.For those who are into making your own bath bombs at home or at your shop, you are going to love these choices. What are the best bath bomb molds to use? Yeah, the very cups you may have used to measure out your bath bomb ingredients in the first place. Simply press your bath bomb mix into the cutter on top of some grease-proof paper, fill to the top, press down, leave to stand for 24-48 hours, and hey presto, your bath bombs are created. This guide will get you started and then you can use your imagination to come up with easy, free and unique bath bomb mold ideas of your own when making you DIY bath bombs at home. Measuring Cups for Simple Molds Thousands of visitors have usedthe following recipe and made bath bombs without having to use a drop of Polysorbate 80. This is the most basic recipe I have, and it’s also the most natural bath bombs recipe, so I like to teach people it first.

Adding a little moisture to a bath bomb is easy, and we show you how to do this below. However, you can’t exactly ‘take moisture out’ of a recipe easily. So to combat mixture being too wet, we need to be mindful.

These little bath bombs, can be used as bath melts, and again, like the mini muffin tins above, used for little gift bags or boxes on special occasions. Bath bombs are a fun DIY project, not to mention they sell like crazy at craft shows. The luxurious oils and ingredients make bath time a delight for all. I’ve used a peach kernel oil in this recipe, which I’ve used in many a bath bomb recipe before, and it works great. A good alternative is sweet almond oil, which is what I used almost exclusively in my bath bomb recipes up until a couple of years ago.