
Hi Laurie! Yes, you will see a littl tiny bit of the fruity powder in the water – it doesn’t dissolve, but also it doesn’t make a mess or stain or anything like that. But, if you don’t like particles in your bath water – You can place the bath bomb in one of those little muslin bags and then put it in the water 🙂
Love this recipe – my daughter is making it with her friends on her birthday instead of buying them from Lush. Just one question – any suggested alternatives to the buttermilk powder? Those of us who are allergic to dairy might get a reaction? Also, would this mean they become vegan – which would be a great point of difference?
Thank you
Bren
I am wanting to make all natural bath bombs like strawberry lemonade and grapefruit so I have a few questions. First how long and strong will the bombs scent last. Second what would you suggest for the lemonade smell and grapefruit. Thank You
I am wanting to make natural bath bombs like strawberry lemonade and grapfruit and others but read that the oils are fake and harmful so I wanted to ask a few questions about this recipe. First wii you be able to actually smell the fruit enough and how long will the scent last as I am shipping some as gifts.Second what would you recommend for the lemonade and grapefruit? Thank You
I use pure essential oils. You can look up wholesalers online and you’ll find some that get their oils from the country of origin and process them beneficially and ethically. Lemon and Grapefruit essential oils are excellent and would smell amazing.
hi,
wanted to make this vegan! what could i replace with the buttermilk ?? something non expensive too thanks
I omitted the buttermilk powder since I’m vegan and I used epsom salts instead. It worked very well but the bath bomb doesn’t foam up at all.
Thanks for such a beautiful recipe! Could you please advise any ubstitute for rubbing alcohol and cornstarch?
Never seen bath bombs made with fruit before! What a great idea!
Very nice recipe, but I was wondering if there was anything I could substitute for the rubbing alcohol.
I used witch hazel in mine, it worked well.
These recipes sound great! How many bath bombs will this recipe make? Thanks!
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Quick question on this. Did the fruit leave tub stains or stain skin? I know blueberries and strawberries often stain. Thanks!
Hi – no, the fruit doesn’t stain at all. But also, it doesn’t dissolve in the water, so you’ll see the fruity powder in the water. It’s not a large amount per bath bomb – and doesn’t make a mess ( I don’t like a messy bath 🙂
Thank you for the recipe! It worked amazing as a base. I traded out cornstarch for arrowroot powder and witch hazel for the alcohol, omitted buttermilk to keep it vegan, and added in magnesium, epsom and himalayan salts after powdering them and these were AMAZING. Best ones I’ve made yet. Thank you!
I saw someone else omitted the buttermilk to keep it vegan, however they said it didn’t fizz up at all. Did you get the same result? Thanks
Thank you for sharing the tutorial! It’s a great DIY gift idea
Hi great idea! I made my own batch and colored them using crushed up dehydrated strawberry. However when they dried, the color only remained on one half. Any ideas?
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Thank you so much for being transparent and sharing your tips and ideas. We naturals appreciate you!
Hi Kima! Thank you so much!! That’s such a lovely thing to say 🙂