But ingredients aren’t the only way bath bombs for children are different than bath bombs meant for adults. They are often designed in a way that amuses and entertains little minds. Some are even designed with toys inside that only reveal themselves once the bath bomb has completely dissolved. It’s a great way to make your kids look forward to getting in the tub the next time. To keep your bath bombs at top-peak-fizzy-potential, keep them in an air-tight container in your bathroom. Humidity is bad for bath fizzies.

I have such love for Disney’s Aladdin story. For kids, the brave Aladdin, hilarious genie, and beautiful Jasmine make it a good movie. But watching it as an adult, I see so much more in this tale. These Princess Jasmine bath bombs feature the strong teal of her famous outfit. If you have a big Jasmine fan, hide a golden jewel or ring inside the bath bomb – they’ll love it! If you haven’t seen this, Disney’s Brave features another strong and independent lead. The feisty Merida bath bombs feature an orange and blue design and a divine scent! She’s adventurous, testing, and rarely asks for permission… just like many little Disney princess fans we know. I got this for my daughter (3) and she loved it. She loved that it turned the bathtub pink and the ring was a great bonus for her. Oh, the music in Disney’s The Princess and the Frog is so catchy, you’ll be singing it years later. We have a great time acting out a few swamp scenes. For these Princess Tiana bath bombs, I chose a few shades of green and yellow in a pattern which reminds me of her flowing, sparkling dress.

One of the best things about adult bath bombs is that they moisturize and hydrate the skin. You can find children’s bath bombs that have the same effect.

In a large mixing bowl, add the baking soda, citric acid, Epsom salts, white kaolin clay and cornstarch. Whisk dry ingredients together.In a large mixing bowl, add the baking soda, citric acid, Epsom salts and cornstarch. Whisk dry ingredients together. Use any scent you like – the sky is the limit. I like to try combinations, but my daughter’s favorite is still lavender because it helps to calm down kids before bed. The Disney Princess theme bath bomb and body wash set includes four surprise charms, one inside of each bath bomb. The flower shaped bath bombs come in four different scents including strawberry, melon, raspberry, and blueberry. The collectible princess themed body wash bottles come with four different scents of body wash including watermelon, mango, apple and cherry. Mix in the gold cosmetic glitter. Use your hands to break down any lumps and make sure everything is really mixed in there. The mixture is perfect when it holds together when you press it into your hands and feels like wet sand. These Princess Merida bath bombs celebrate how brave Merida really was in the movie. We are using these fun bath fizzies to countdown to Disney! These easy Princess Merida bath bombs are going to brighten the day of any Disney princess fan! Merida Bath Bombs

Err on the side of less is more when it comes to moisture. Over-saturating the mix will cause the chemical reaction (the fizzing) to start. Get yourself a set of stainless steel molds ( my favorites are here on this list). Even though they aren’t expensive, my first set has lasted 6 years and I still use them! Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, I share a lot of bath bomb recipes because it’s fun and I get to choose the ingredients. Nearly all of my recipes will be gentle on the skin and will be loved by all ages.

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My daughters love bath bombs and the strawberry sent is one of their (mine too) favorites! They come out smelling so sweet! However the treasure is a tin material ring that is too big for even my fingers! As part of our Disney Princess bath bomb series, I decided to make some sparkly Princess Belle bath bombs. They turned out more beautiful than I expected with a muted, glittery yellow. Let’s get started. No Time to Make This Now? Pin it for Later