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Bath bombs are a fun and fizzy way to add essential oils, mineral-rich salts, skin-soothing butters and more to your bathwater. We've put together some common questions that we get about our bath bombs so you can use them with confidence the next time you bathe.
Bath bombs are palm-sized spheres that fizz and dissolve rapidly in warm bathwater. And while they may add a touch of colour to the water, they're not just an aesthetic experience. We fill our bath bombs with a variety of all-natural ingredients designed to soothe your skin and help both body and mind relax.
Bath bombs are made with baking soda, which is a highly alkaline ingredient. This gives your bathwater (and skin) a silky feel. We also add plenty of natural essential oils to create specific aromatherapeutic effects.
Bubble Bath is made with soap for cleansing the surface of the skin to help loosen dirt and oil. They make bubbles for a short time and dissolve while softening the water.
Bath Salts primarily contain Epsom salts (magnesium sulfate), which soothe tired muscles—making them great for a post-workout soak. Pink Himalayan and sea salts help to cleanse the skin as well.
We mix together citric acid and baking soda, then add a blend of essential oils, plant oils and a bit of witch hazel to help create a solid bond and consistent shape. Then the mixture gets pressed into a mold at our workshop in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Check out this video of how we make our bath bombs:
Yes. If you are sensitive to scent, bath bombs might not be a good choice for you. Instead, you could try adding bath salts, which are a little less fragrant but still provide a relaxing bath experience.
The reaction between baking soda and citric acid is responsible for the fizzing action. When the bomb touches water, the sodium bicarbonate reacts with the citric acid and begins to break apart—releasing the pigments, essential oils and skin-conditioning plant oils.
Store your bath bombs in an airtight container or a ziplock bag in a cool, dark place. This helps to protect the bath bomb from moisture and keeps it from drying out or losing scent. That said, we always recommend using our products sooner rather than later. The longer you wait, the less effective the product will be.
Our bath bombs are designed for single use. You can try to break them in half, but often we find this causes them to break and crumble further. The pieces will then dissolve faster than if they were whole and the overall experience will be less intensely relaxing. To get the full benefits we do recommend using the entire bomb in your bath. If you choose to take it out of the water half way through and keep it for later it might still fizz the next time you use it, but it won't be as effective.
Yes! Our bath bombs are made with natural ingredients that are good for you and won't harm out waterways.
All of our bath bombs are gluten free except for Oatmeal and Honey.
We do not use peanuts in any of our products, but we are not a nut-free facility and therefore cannot offer a 100 percent guarantee that our other products will not contain any traces of nuts or nut oils. Please be aware that we do use shea butterand almond oil in a number of our products, so there may be a small chance of contamination in other products. Our bath bombs are also made with cocoa butter, which may be considered a tree nut for some allergies.
Most of our bath bombs are safe to use after your first trimester, but we do advise limiting the use of lemongrass because this particular scent can be sensitizing during pregnancy. If you have questions about using particular products during pregnancy, we recommend that you reach out to your primary care provider.
Our bath bombs are safe to use for children ages two and up. Our most gentle blends are Lavender & Calendula or Oatmeal & Honey, which are great scents for children to try.
Our bath bombs should not irritate your skin, but they should not be used on broken or irritated skin. It is important to note that reactions to scent blends and essential oils are possible, so make sure you know what works best for your skin.
Yes! They are very moisturizing for the skin. All of our bath bombs are made with coconut oil and cocoa butter, both of which are deeply hydrating.
If you've got dry, itchy skin, Oatmeal & Honey is perfect for you. We've packed it with colloidal oats and honey, both of which work together to provide deep moisture, and a natural antihistamine quality to soothe itch and irritation. We've also used coconut oil and cocoa butter for their amazing ability to richly hydrate and leave skin dewy and glowing.
The best bath bomb for you might be the one that smells the best. Otherwise, here is what we had in mind when we created each bath bomb:
White bath bombs turn the water cloudy, while colourful bombs create a paler shade that matches their outer exterior.
It depends on which bath bomb you use. We do have natural colours in a selection of our bath bombs (Orange, Raspberry, Lemongrass, and Lavender), which have been found to leave a coloured ring around the tub. It is best to wipe any ring left from colours right after letting out the water to prevent colour stain build up. If you do this right away using a microfibre cloth, it should come off without the use of a cleaner. Botanicals/grains can be rinsed down the drain, but you can also choose to place the bath bomb in a small mesh bag or nylon stocking to catch the pieces of flowers or herbs as the bath bomb dissolves. Once the bath is over, all you have to do is empty out the bag or recycle it.
We didn't test for use in jet tubs and jacuzzis, so we would recommend checking with the unit's manufacturer to see if they discourage people from adding products like bath bombs to the water.
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