It’s another edition of SCK Tries where we try out a DIY and see how it works in real life. This time I’m trying bath bombs for Easter – with a kawaii surprise inside!
The Original DIY
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I love taking baths, so when I saw these adorable DIY Easter Egg Bath Bombs from Bitz & Giggles, I had to give them a try.
Materials & Process
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All the ingredients were easy to find at the grocery store – baking soda, Epsom salt, cornstarch, citric acid, food coloring, and even essential oils. You will also need plastic Easter eggs, which I found at the dollar store, a bowl, a whisk and a kitchen scale.
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The bath bomb recipe was very easy to follow and came together quickly. It does get white powder everywhere (especially if you have a 4-year-old helper), but it wipes up well. I did reduce the essential oil to 1 teaspoon, which seemed more than enough. I also divided the mix between 3 bowls so that we could have 3 different colors.
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Even though the mix feels very dry, it holds its shape and packs into the plastic eggs easily. I decided to make these into surprise bath bombs and we put a kawaii tiny toy in the center before pressing the 2 sides together.
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We packed 6 eggs and still had quite a bit of mix left over, so I also made a bath cupcake and a sphere. We were out of tiny toys, so we decorated those with some edible silver star sprinkles. Then we left them on the table to dry overnight.
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The finished product was so cute! They held together well, even the ones with surprises inside. The egg fizzes for a few minutes and creates a lightly colored, semi-opaque bath water that smells lovely. My daughter has sensitive skin and had no problems after using 2 of these in her bath.
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Wouldn’t these make a kawaii favor or decoration for Easter brunch? I will definitely be making them again.
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