1.”Do bath bombs expire?”
Bath bombs will get less effective as time goes on. The fresher they are, the faster they’ll fizz,. If the bath bombs are out on display, they’re oxidizing and they’re losing the ability to react so well. So the citric and the bicarb start to bind. The fresher they are, the faster they fizz. The same with the smell – the smell will wear off as all the essential oils start to evaporate.
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2. “How long should I leave my bath bombsbefore getting in the bath?”
A layered bath bomb will take about five minutes to fizz to completion. The best thing is to not get in. Just fill your bath, chuck it in, and wait five minutes. And then watch it, then get in.
3. “How do I get glitter/coloroff my bathtub?” Of course to wash it. Bath bombs have a mix that has some surfactants in it. That helps to remove it from the edges, naturally. But if it’s getting stuck on there, we always suggest a shampoo bar, or a shower gel, whatever. Surfactants are compounds used as foaming agents, detergents, and emulsifiers. You don’t need serious toilet products to clean it. Anything with a little bit of surfactant in it will just wash it off. |
| 4.”Can I wash my hair if I’ve got a bath bombs in the water?”
Actually, It’s not going to negatively affect your hair, but there are now ingredients in your bath like essential oils, there’s some citric acid. They’re not bad – these ingredients are softening, for example. But it will mean it will have a different effect. And if it’s a bath bomb with surfactant in, for example, then it’s going to clean you anyway, because that’s what surfactant does.” |
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