Candy Heart Bath Fizzies

Valentine's Day is just around the corner.  Are you having a hard time thinking of something to give your sweetheart?  I found this project from The Natural Beauty Workshop called Candy Heart Bath Fizzies that would make a great gift. So check out the recipe and order your supplies.

LoveSpell Solid Bubble Bath DIY

Do you love to take a warm bath after a long hard day?  Want to make even more special?  Why not add these LoveSpell Solid Bubble Bath bars to your bath?  This is a very special recipe from The Soap Queen.  They are a very special recipe which is a combination of glycerin, castor oil and an array of dry ingredients.  When all of the ingredients are combined they create a dough like texture that you can roll and cut. After about a week they will be harden enough to use.  All you do is crumble them in your your bath tub.

All Natural Tub Tabs Recipe Series

Love to take baths and use bath fizzies? But you hate paying the prices of your bath fizzies at your favorite shop? Well did you know that bath fizzies are really easy to make? They are! Would I like to you? No! Here are some beginner recipes from Wholesale Supplies Plus that you make want to start out with: Muscle Rescue, Quiet Time, Sleep Time, Sinus Blend and Stress Less. These recipes take an hour to complete (without drying time) and you should make 12 sets of 3 fizzies per bag. Once you get the hang of making these, you can make them and give them out as gifts.

3D Bath Fizzy Tutorial from Go Planet

Have you ever make a 3d bath fizzy bomb before? If you want to learn how? In this tutorial titled 3D Bath Fizzy from Go Planet Earth can show you how. In this tutorial you can print out the instructions for your records use them to follow along the instructional video. This recipe yields approximately 4 bath fizzies.

From this picture I like the swirl bombs (pink, blue and yellow). I have never tried to make a swirled bath bomb before and would like to try. If anyone has tried to make a swirled bath bombs before, please let me know any tricks or suggestions you may have in making them. I would really appreciate it!

Super Sweet Bath Fizzies Recipe

Everyone has heard of bath fizzies. Now here is unique take on bath fizzies - Sugar Cubes. Just like an ordinary bath fizzy you will use baking soda and citric acid to make it fizz but with one twist of confectioner's sugar which will make your bath extra sweet.

Thank you Alison Kontor of Bath Body Supply by providing this recipe on your blog "Design it Yourself" Skincare. Make sure to check out Alison's blog for more fantastic bath and body recipes.

Homemade Fragrant Bath Tablets

Drop two of these homemade fragrant bath tablets in the tub and enjoy the wonderful fragrance as it engulfs your senses! These are very easy to make, and smell great!

Ingredients

1 Cup Baking Soda

1 Cup Citric Acid

1 Cup Corn Starch

1 Tablespoon Of Your Favorite Essential Oil

3 Tablespoons of grated cocoa butter

Spray bottle of water or witch hazel

Mix the baking soda, citric acid and conrstarch together well. Slowly mix in your cocoa butter and essential oil.

Spray the mixture with light mists of water or witch hazel until it's damp BUT NOT WET. You want the mixture just damp enough to hold together and no more. Press the mixture into your cookie cutters, let dry, unmold and enjoy!

If you notice the mixture foaming out of the molds, press a flat plate over the molds then weigh down with several books to keep the misture nice and flat.

To package into homemade bath gifts, cut a circle of fabric large enough to hold 4 tablets, draw up around the bath tablets and tie closed with a pretty ribbon.InstructionsPlace attractive cookie cutters on a sheet of waxed paper. These will be your molds, hearts shapes are great!

Source: http://www.freebathrecipes.com/bath-tablets-recipes/homemade-fragrant-bath-tablets.html

Milk Bath Fizzers

Milk Bath Fizzers (from our "Home Spa Retreat".)

Ingredients:
1 tbsp powder milk
1/2 cup baking soda
1/4 cup corn starch
1/2 cup citric acid
1.5 ounces distilled water
15 drops or ml
favorite fragrance oil or essential oil
***You will need to put your water in a spray bottle.

Directions:
Mix together all of your dry ingredients. Using your water, spritz your mixture lightly(avoid adding too much water at one time, this will cause your mix to fizz.) Continue misting the mixture w/ water while you stir until all the water is gone. Add your fragrance or essential oil and stir making sure that you have a consistant blend. Your mixture may appear dry, but if you can pick up a handful and mold it together then it is the right consistency. Press your mixture into the bottom of a mold (we used a drawer organizer 9" x 6" x 2"). Your mixture will not completely fill the mold to its top- do not worry you are doing it right. Now let the fizzer blend harden over the next 4-8 hours. Then take something and chip out the fizzers so you have a bunch of random sized chunks. We had enough to fill 2 of our 8 oz clear PET jars and 1 of the 4 oz PET jars. (if you want to color your fizzers use approx. 1/2 of our .15 cc scoops of any of the dyes. Add the dry color to your water.)

To use: Drop a couple into a warm bath and allow to dissolve. This recipe is awesome with peppermint and eucalyptus essential oil.


Source:
Milk Bath Fizzers (from our "Home Spa Retreat".) http://www.pinemeadows.net/recipes.php