DIY Gift KitsBath Bomb Making Kit, Make 12 All Natural Bath Bombs at Home, Made in The USA, 100% Pure, 4 Essential Oils, Epsom Salts, Cupcake Mold Liners, Recipes. STEM Science Kit or Gift

I got this bath bomb kit for my wife and she really enjoyed it! She and her girlfriend got together one afternoon and decided to make these bath bombs together. They cleared the dining table and got right to work!The kit was nice because it came with the perfect proportion of all the necessary ingredients and there was even leftover essential oils. Who doesn't love essential oils?!The only tricky thing about it was understanding the mould process of making the bath bombs. It comes with one stainless steel spherical mould, but it takes about 30 minutes to harden at best. So what do you do??Because the kit calls you to make all the bath bombs at once, you are inclined to go with the cupcake mould, which is basically to use those little paper cupcake moulds for baking and place the mixture inside. It's really convenient to use a muffin baking sheet in order to keep every thing contained and less of a mess.The cupcake molds turned out really well and we're convenient for transporting. Plus the looked like little cupcakes!It was fun to watch them dissolve in the water, making all the fizz, and I noticed my wife's skin was extra soft after she got out of the tub.Not only did she enjoy making these with her friend, but she has enjoyed using them and giving a few away as gifts. My wife likes taking baths and it definitely makes bath time more enjoyable with one of these! Plus I think she likes it even more because she made it herself!

I got this for my wife for valentines day, I thought it would be more fun and original than just buying her bath-bombs. I will admit it looked complicated when we first opened it, and we didn't get around to using it till March. But when we did finally make them, we were both pleasantly surprised. It was simpler than it first looked upon opening, it was fun to make together, and most importantly they actually work. We have bought cheap bath bombs at Walmart before and they didn't do much, I was afraid these would be about the same quality. After we made them though, and used them, they smelled strongly and they really fizzed and were impressive. We both really enjoyed them, and I prefer these to Lush just because they're cheaper and more fun. Only advice or suggestion, make sure to add food coloring to them so you can see them fizz better and it changes your bath water color. Other than that they were pretty good.

This was a bonding time - DYI kit that my granddaughter and I did yesterday. It was a bit pricy but a fun and good hands on project. We added paprika powder as a colorant and it turned into a pretty peach color. She added 12 drops of lemongrass and a few drops of lavender with a tblsp of lavender seeds, But, you WILL be cleaning your bathtub afterwards. We used coconut oil and my skin feels wonderful!Unfortunately, one of the oils had already leaked out when we opened the kit. I feel that the packaging could be done better, so maybe employ a little quality control before sending.

I normally don't post reviews, but this Bath Bomb Making Kit was way too fun! We just received this as a Christmas gift and are absolutely delighted with it. My 8 year old sister and I just spent our afternoon making bath bombs together, and my college-aged brother even offered a hand.We had our sister carry out most of the measuring and the mixing, which was plenty of fun for her since she already enjoys helping out in the kitchen. Most of the ingredients are basically already measured, or come with a little extra, but she still poured them out in the measuring cup/ tablespoon. This was nice for us- the adults- because we don't have to worry about wasting ingredients should a pouring accident occur. It was also nice for my sister because it allowed us to provide her with a little more independence with the preparation than we normally would have given her.I also really appreciated the fact that this kit comes with a variety of different essential oils. For those of us, like my family, who are rather inexperienced with essential oils, we definitely loved being given the option to decide what to add to our bath bombs- and even more important, to decide what we may smell like after using it, haha. Additionally, the variety was great enough that both my brother and my sister were able to select different scents that they liked, and thus this kit and its end product are great for recipients of any gender. Definitely a plus in my book!We experienced a little difficulty with trying to get the essential oils to drip out of its' containers, but removing the plastic covering and pouring the oil out worked just fine. And the instructions themselves are clear enough to follow, despite a few tiny typos. The quality of the instruction card was surprisingly really good too! (I'm so used to receiving a flimsy piece of paper- which is why I was so surprised by it.) I do have to say, however, that the presentation of the kit as a whole was just a lovely cherry on top of the whole experience. I can tell that there was a lot of careful thought put into each individual piece and that the kits were assembled with care, so THANK YOU!A couple of helpful tips we discovered along the way: We used coconut oil- since the oil was solid in the jar, we scooped some out and stirred it in a Corelle cup that was preheated just a bit. This melted the oil without cooking it and was perfect to stir into the mixture. I recommend to add a bit of pressure with the pads of your fingers to compact the mixture in the tin bowls. (I found that this helps to prevent crumbles). Also, to obtain that round dome shape that we did, tap on the tin surface a few times with your finger with the bath bomb side face down. This should free the tin from the bath bomb and should easily lift off! The instruction card also gives a few recommendations for natural colorants. Inspired by these suggestions, my sister and I created some of our own. Though they may not be as vibrant as what would have resulted had we followed the recommendations, we both liked our end results; it's DIY after all, is it not? :) There's a few pictures below if you're interested!White: Eucalyptus oil + crushed Tangerine leavesPink: Lime oil + crushed Flower petalsGreen: Peppermint oil + grated Pumpkin rindOrange: Grapefruit oil + grated Tangerine skinHope you have as much fun as we did!

Well packaged, in good standing condition. The essential oils smelled amazing and not cheap fake smelling scents. I like how everything you need is already included and what isn't included is stuff you already own in your kitchen such as utensil to stirl, water, bowl & tin pan. :) I had fun making these. I will wait the 2 days for them to finish and update what they look like.