Bath Bomb Recipe Witch Hazel

Once all the bath bomb recipe ingredients are thoroughly mixed together, spritz 1-2 times with the alcohol/witch hazel mixture. Mix quickly with your hands and check to see if it's ready. Witch hazel is the most commonly used liquid binder for bath bombs, but you can also use a mixture of water and isopropyl alcohol if you prefer (note: using alcohol as a binder may result in drier and more crumbly bath bombs depending on your climate).

You can replace the witch hazel in the recipe with water, but the alcohol in the witch hazel helps to make the mixture drier when bonding the bath bombs. The witch hazel also helps to make the colour more pronounced. Witch hazel: This natural herbal derivative is good for your skin, because it lowers inflammation, soothes irritated skin, and alleviates acne.

It's an organic antiseptic, so it can also prevent infection. Use witch hazel to add moisture to your DIY bath bomb. Tips and tricks for making bath bombs.

Use witch hazel instead of water. Water will activate the fizziness and a reaction more than witch hazel will and you don't want the reaction to occur until you are ready to use your bath bomb in your bath water. Use your spray bottle to spritz with witch hazel.

Stir constantly while you add liquid ingredients. Witch Hazel in a spritz bottle for wetting the mix (The alcohol content in the witch hazel will allow the bath bombs to release from the molds more easily - just using water as the moisturizing agent would have the fizzer take hours to release from the molds.). Bath Bomb Recipe Materials: ¾ cup citric acid (210 gms) 2 cups sodium bicarbonate (600 gms) witch hazel essential oil dye spray bottle metal or hard plastic mold Method: Blend citric acid and sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), the better blended these are the better the bath bombs are.

After blending really, really well add any optional dry. The bath bomb mix should be damp enough that it will hold together when squeezed. If its too dry you may need to add a spray or two of the Witch Hazel.

Just remember, that every time you add a liquid to the mix you chance setting off the citric acid, so always add with caution. Main Ingredients: Bath bomb mold, citric acid, sodium bicarbonate, witch hazel, jade fragrance oil, deodourised cocoa butter, polysorbate, fine-grained dead sea salt, green mica, white mica, gold sparkle, rainbow glitter. In a separate bowl, let's combine the liquid ingredients.

Add the cream of tartar and the witch hazel to help further harden the bath bomb. Next, let's mix in the oils: almond oil and coconut oil. Both helps the skin and work well for a DIY bath bomb.

Then add the wild orange essential oil and the rose essential oil. Now combine the liquid ingredients with the dry ingredients for your DIY.