What is a bath bomb?

A bath bomb is a tightly packed mixture of dry ingredients that fizzes when submerged in water. Typically made with ingredients such as baking soda, citric acid, Epsom salts, essential oils, and natural coloring, bath bombs are designed to add a fun and luxurious element to bath time.

When dropped into a bathtub, the bath bomb reacts with the water to release bubbles, fizz, and pleasant aromas. The combination of ingredients can also help to soften the water, moisturize the skin, and provide a relaxing and soothing experience.

Bath bombs come in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and scents, making them a popular choice for personal use and as gifts. They are often sold individually or in sets, and can be found at pharmacies, beauty stores, and online retailers. Some bath bombs may also contain additional ingredients such as flower petals, glitter, or moisturizing oils for added benefits.