Bath bombs are the most popular of all bath products on the market today, and they're not hard to understand why—no matter how hectic your schedule gets, relaxing in a warm bath is always an option.

You can make it as refreshing or decadent as you like depending on the ingredients in your bath bomb. But what exactly are bath bombs? What makes them different from other bath products? And how can you tell if the ones you buy are quality bath bombs?

Benefits of bath bombs

Bath bombs create bubbles, soften skin, provide aromatherapy, and even help relieve muscle aches. There are bath bombs for any mood or occasion that offer an easy way to add a little relaxation to your day. The best part is you can make bath bombs at home with just a few ingredients.

Mixing baking soda, citric acid, olive oil, and cornstarch will do the trick. Stir all the ingredients together until it reaches a smooth consistency. Pour into a mold or silicone container and allow to dry overnight before popping them out and adding them to your bath.

Types of bath bombs 

There are many types of bath bombs, with colors ranging from vibrant to serene. Formulated to infuse your skin with the oils of various plants, each type of bath bomb will leave you feeling rejuvenated. Try a lavender or vanilla bath bomb if you're looking for something more soothing than invigorating.

These best bath bombs work wonders on sore muscles after a workout like aromatherapy at home. Some quality bath bombs may contain essential oils such as cinnamon or peppermint. These scents come alive as the water cools down, providing an extra punch during your relaxing evening routine.

Usage Guide for Bath Bombs 

Best Bath bombs can be a fun, innovative way to make baths more enjoyable: Pour water into the tub until it's about three inches deep. You place your bath bomb in the center of the tub and enjoy it as it fizzes around with lots of bubbles. Once all the fizzing has stopped, pour the dirty water and add some clean water before getting into the bath. Drain any leftover water before turning off the light after your bath. Take a few minutes to breathe deeply before patting yourself dry with a towel or air-drying.

How To Put Together A DIY Gift Set?

There's no denying that DIY gifts make the best presents, but finding time to put together a gift set can be difficult. Below is a quick guide to help you assemble your DIY bath bomb at home. *Gather the materials needed for your set: Mason jars, fabric scraps or vintage tablecloths, metal clothespins, ribbon or twine, etc. *Select three fun scents to layer in each jar, such as lavender honey, spiced nutmeg pine, or creamy sandalwood vanilla bean. If you want additional ingredients for any scents like essential oils or other liquids such as milk instead of water, that's okay too.