If you’ve ever indulged in a bath with a bath bomb, you know how enticing the scents, colors and effervescent effect can be. However, some bath bombs don’t dissolve completely or are made with ...

There's a reason why some beauty products become cult classics: They're iconic to the brand, timeless and have an extra special "it" factor that makes it one of a kind. The bath bomb by U.K.-based ...

There are a fair amount of of bath bomb DIY tutorials on the Internet, including some less than inspiring DIY fails and mishaps consisting of immovable egg whites on bathroom tiles or permanently dyed ...

Citric acid (This is usually available at grocery stores in the canning section.) A muffin tray or ice cube tray (If you are using a muffin tray, you can dry the bath bombs for 45 minutes in an oven ...