Bath Bomb Sprinkles Recipe

The handmade bath and body world has waited long enough for bath-friendly, sugar-free, 100% cosmetic-compliant sprinkles. The wait is over! This simple, easy to use recipe allows you to whip up adorable sprinkles in a matter of minutes. In no time you'll be decorating bath bombs, bubble bars, bath melts, sugar scrubs, whipped soap and so much.

Because who doesn't love sprinkles?!"] And here's all the goodies I used to make my fanfreakintastick Donut Bath Bombs. (paid links). Let the fizzy reaction release essential oils to help you relax and unwind, and leave you skin soft and smooth.

This is bath bomb recipe satisfies those sweet tooth cravings without the calories! Inspired by your classic birthday cake, this vanilla scented DIY bath bomb is the perfect little guilty pleasure. There is something about pink doughnuts with sprinkles that make me happy. They are just so darn cute! After making pink melt and pour soap with jojoba bead "sprinkles" a few years back, I revisited the idea and made these doughnut bath bombs.

The Doughnut Half Mold gives them a cute doughnut shape, while a touch of coconut oil gives the bath water a touch of moisture. They are scented. DIY bath bombs are fun, easy, and affordable! Here's how to make your own for relaxing, skin.

How to make donut bath bombs. DIY donut shaped bath bombs made with soap icing and sprinkles. This bath bomb recipe makes a great handmade gift and party favor.

How to make DIY Bath Bombs with colorful sprinkles for a fun and festive Valentine's gift idea. Make these at home to save money over the store-bought kind! Rainbow Sprinkle Bath Bombs - Watch the rainbow appear when these bath bombs hit the water and start to fizz!

Luxurious and fragrant, make DIY bath bombs for any mood or season. This homemade bath bomb recipe never fails, and it's super. Start by gathering all the supplies that you will need to make these bath bombs: citric acid, Epsom salt, coconut oil, baking soda, coconut oil, cornstarch, With hazel, soap colorant, and goat milk soap.

You may also use sprinkles and essential oil, if desired. We used rainbow sprinkles to give our doughnut bath bombs an extra fun look.