Looking for a great DIY craft to make? This DIY Easter Egg Bath Bomb Recipe is fun to make and you’ll have weeks worth of amazing baths! Fill with your favorite essential oils and melt your stress away!
Of course, I recommend doTerra essential oils. They are so awesome! I signed up to be a personal use consultant and love it. I get great prices and earn free product through the doTerra loyalty program. You can find out more on my doTerra Essential Oils page.
Now on to this great project!
DIY Easter Egg Bath Bomb Recipe
Ingredients
1 cup baking soda
1/2 cup cream of tartar
1/2 cup corn starch
2 tablespoons Epsom salt
2 tablespoons coconut oil
5 teaspoons water
3 drops essential oil
food coloring
Directions
Use a large bowl, add baking soda, cream of tartar, corn starch and epson salt. Add in the coconut oil into the dry ingredients and mix well until the mixture becomes sandy with an oil feel.
One teaspoon at a time, begin to add water to the dry ingredients, stirring it in immediately with a large spoon.
Continue to add the liquid until your mixture resembles damp sand.
It should still be partially dry, but when you squeeze a handful together it should form a ball.
Add food coloring and your essential oils, by mixing them into the liquid ingredients. If making several colors separate mix in 3 or more bowls and oils and food coloring in each bowl as you desire.
When the mixture is the color you want, take a small amount and press it firmly into each side of the easter egg mold.
Allow to dry for a 24 hours or more. Gently remove from the easter molds and place on a flat surface for another 4 hours. Then store in an airtight container until ready to use.
Which essential oils are you going to use in your DIY Easter Egg Bath Bomb Recipe? My favorites for relaxing are doTerra Lavender and Serenity.
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So cool!!!!!
These are awesome! They would make a great gift too. I might have to make some this week. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Hi Dawn. I am a grandmother to my wonderful two boys. I also homeschool them. I am always lookking for new things for us to do. Thank you for the wide variety of articles you give us. I go to you first every day. These Easter egg bombs look awesome to do and easy. I think we will try it. Love that it has coconut oil.
Awesome!! Thanks so much!
This is such a great idea, I never had a recipe to make them, thanks!
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These would make a lovely easter gift for friends!
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Love this! My kids and I are going to make these this week, or I may make them as their Easter gift. Thanks for the recipe! Featuring as a favorite on the next Mom 2 Mom Monday Linkup. Thanks for joining! http://www.proverbialhomemaker.com/tag/mom-2-mom-linkup
About how many eggs does this recipe fill? Thinking of doing this with my moms group next week. Thanks!