Bath Bomb Recipe For Dry Skin

These moisturizing DIY Bath Bombs are simple to make and are perfect for soothing dry, scaly, itchy winter skin. Truly the BEST bath bomb recipe! This snowflake bath bomb recipe gives a great fizz and is made with natural ingredients.

The addition of dried milk powder and colloidal oatmeal hydrates your skin as you soak in the tub. The bath bombs dry rock solid, similar to commercial bath bombs, which is ideal for gift giving. This oatmeal bath bomb recipe will soothe dry skin and relax muscle tension, soaking your stress away on any given day.

These moisturizing oatmeal bath bombs are wonderful for dry skin and smell fantastic. Homemade bath bombs make a great handmade gift with an old. Benefits of All Natural DIY Bath Bombs Softens and hydrates dry skin Essential oil scents that aid with congestion and sinus pressure Spa at home Give as unique and special gifts that are much more affordable to make at home! Homemade bath bombs are so fun to make, the possibilities for scents and colors are endless! For these all-natural DIY bath bombs, I decided to use a mix of essential.

Oatmeal and Lavender bath bombs soothe dry itchy skin, reduce inflammation, and reduce the irritation. Use these for insect bites, poison ivy, rashes, and other minor skin irritation that makes it hard to relax. Grab the recipe.

How to make DIY bath bombs You will find a full ingredient list and detailed instructions for these homemade bath bombs in a printable recipe card at the bottom of this post. First, measure and whisk the dry ingredients in a large bowl. I used a coloring pigment for my DIY bath bombs.

Since it's a dry pigment, you'll want to include that in this step. Add as little or as much as you'd. 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. I just love these simple bath bombs, the oatmeal looks great and the essential oils smell so lovely.

Adding a little extra whoa to your bath bomb is so easy. You can follow my tutorial on how to make bath bombs at home and just substitute a portion of the dry bulking mixture for something a little more skin. These oatmeal bath bombs can help soothe dry skin and eczema.

Ground oats, shea butter and essential oil create a nourishing bath experience.