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Peppermint Herb Bath Bombs

By Stephy Rose

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These Peppermint Herb Bath Bombs are easy to make and are the bomb dot com. (Sorry I couldn't help myself) it just kinda typed itself right on out there) Learning how to make bath bombs helps you control your ingredient list.

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Peppermint Herb Bath Bombs

Supplies needed:
1 cup of citric acid crystals
1 ¼ cup of corn starch
2 cups of baking soda
½ cup of basic Epsom salts
Spray bottle with water
5-7 drops of peppermint oil
1 tablespoon of dried lavender OR 3-5 drops of lavender oil
2 sprigs of fresh rosemary (optional)
Red food coloring (optional)
Bath bomb mold (if you don’t have a bath bomb mold you can use an ice cube tray)
Mixing bowl
Spoon

Related- Lavender Bath Bombs

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Directions:
1. In a mixing bowl mix your dry ingredients. This includes the citric acid, corn starch, baking soda, and Epsom salt. Mix well.
2. Now add your 5-7 drops of peppermint oil. Mix well. Don’t mind any fizzing.
3. Add in a few drops of red food coloring (optional) and mix well.
4. Add the dried lavender or the lavender oil. Mix well. Optional: rinse and dry your fresh rosemary. Chop and add.
5. Spray in a few squirts of water. You will add about two teaspoons at the very most. Start off slow and add until the mixture starts to clump.
6. When your mixture can be molded into your hands, press into your ice cube trays or bath bomb mold. Pack firmly.
7. Turn the mold over and let the bomb fall out. Dry for 24 hours.

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You can store your bath bombs in any air tight container, baggie, or jar. To use simply drop into a warm bath and it will start to fizz and bubble.

Tip: If you have added too much water, try adding corn starch to thicken the mixture.

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Before you go be sure to check out these DIY Bath:

DIY Vaporub Shower Bombs

Pink Lemonade Sugar Scrub

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About Stephy Rose

I’m a Yeshua chasing wife, homeschooling special needs mama, and fur baby owner. Living my best simple life in rural Missouri.

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