4-Ingredient Lavender Bath Bombs: Unwind Yourself After Work

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If you are tired of your same boring bath routine it’s your time to up the game and try this Lavender bath bombs.

I mean when you get home after long and tiring day, you want to end your evening with something that calm your mind so you can have a good evening and eventually a good night’s sleep.

To keep that in mind, I have come up with this bath bombs. These are easy to make, you only need 4 simple ingredients and you can store them in a jar so you can use them whenever you want to.

Here are some of the things I love about these bath bombs.

Lavender Bath Bombs Benefits

1) These have no corn-starch.

2) No harsh chemicals that irritate or cause itch afterwards.

3) They smell great and have calming properties.

4) You have much more control on the ingredients- you may switch things up here and there as you wish to.

5) These bath bombs helps in calm your mind and makes your skin softer.

Oh, I hope those are enough reasons for you to try these small cute bombs. Let’s now talk about how to make these in just a few steps.

How To Make Lavender Bath Bombs

Equipment You Need

• 3 Bowls
• 1 Silicon Mold
• Measurement cup/spoon
• 1 Spray Bottle (Optional)

Ingredients For Lavender Bath Bombs

• 3 tbsp Baking soda
• 1 tbsp Epsom Salt
• 1 tsp Crushed Lavender Petels
• 1 tsp Glycerine

Instructions

• In a bowl, mix baking soda, and Epsom salt until well combined. Take another bowl and mix glycerine and a pinch of levender dried flowers and mix them well. ( You can also use levender essential oil if you want to).

• Slowly add the gylycerin and levender mix into the dry mix while stirring. It may fizz — add just a little at a time. Lightly mist the mixture with water using a spray bottle. It should clump when pressed (like damp sand).
• If you are not using spray bottle, use your hands instead. If you are using your hands, you may want to have some water in another bowl to press the mix.

• Quickly press the mixture into silicone molds and let them sit overnight to harden. I left mine for around 24 hours to harden and ready to use.

• Pop them out and store in a jar and enjoy your lovely bath bombs!

Tips For Using Lavender Bath Bombs

I recommend that you store these in air tight jar/cotainer if you want to increase their shhelf life intead of a plastic bag as plastic bag can trap moisture or allow humidity to sneak in.

Lavender Bath Bombs FAQs

1. Can I make this without essential oils?
Yes! Essential oils are optional. I haven’t used essential oil in my recipe.

2. What kind of flowers should I use?
Lavender, rose, and chamomile work best. Make sure they’re fully dried so the bath bomb doesn’t get too moist or moldy.

3. I don’t have a spray bottle. What should I do?
You can sprinkle water in slowly using a spoon or your fingers. Do not pour the water at once.

4. Can I skip glycerin?
Yes, but it helps hold moisture and gives the bath bomb a softer feel on your skin. If you skip it, you may need to mist a little extra water to help the mix bind.

5. How long do these bath bombs last?
Store them in a dry jar or container. They stay good for about 2–3 months, depending on humidity.

6. Can I use them in a bucket or foot soak?
Definitely! You can drop one in warm water for a relaxing foot soak if you don’t feel like doing a full bath.

7. The mix keeps puffing up — what am I doing wrong?
That usually means there’s too much water. Add it very slowly and only until the mixture holds together when you press it.

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