Bakery Bath Bombs, 3ct
Our delicious, scentuous bakery bath bombs are topped with a whipped frosting and/or soap embed. Your bath water will turn into a luscious, relaxing bubble bath! Crumble the frosting under warm running water to create a bubble bath or place the entire bath bomb into the water!
Our donuts are dipped in "chocolate" and/or "glazed" in cocoa butter!
Our lollipop bath bombs are so scentful, vibrant, and colorful!
Our pies are topped with whipped soild bubble bath and/or soap embeds.
Try one of our bakery bath products today! Great for kids, gifts, and party favors. *Colors/designs may vary. No two bath bombs are the same. Images will vary per order. Please allow an additional 3 business days for shipping.
Ingredients: Baking soda, Corn starch, Citric acid, our Floral Body Oil, Colloidal oats (varies), Essential oils, Kaolin clay, Coconut milk powder, Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate (SLSA), Cream of tartar, Cocamidopropyl betaine, Polysorbate 80, Cocoa butter, Fragrance oil.
Added ingredients/toppings: Select bath bombs have additional ingredients added for visual affects. Non toxic mica powder for color, non toxic paint (air brush), coffee grounds, poppy seeds, dried flowers, flower buds, cinnamon, sugar crystals, bakery decorations/sprinkles (sugar, water, glucose syrup), and/or glitter added. Added ingredients/toppings can be omitted, just let us know when ordering. *Current photos used for your inspiration.
Care/Storage
Store in a cool, dry place. May cause slippery surfaces. Keep out of reach of children. Bath bombs typically last about six months if they are stored in airtight containers. Storing them out in the open air, in the bathroom, will cause steam and moisture to activate the citric acid, losing its potency and your bath bomb will not initiate the fizzy effervescence, you’re after.
Tub Cleaning Info
Use a micro-fiber cloth to go over the whole tub once and shower away with water; you will see the stain come off easily. If you have a porcelain tub, you can use a pumice scouring stick on it. With enamel tubs, pumice is too rough, so you can use hydrogen peroxide instead. We are not responible for stained tub/shower.