Name: Bath Bombs (2-Pack)
Brand: KiwiCo
SKU: BOMS
Price: 38.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.875 (8 reviews)

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Learn about chemistry and design out-of-this-world bath bombs! Mix together citric acid, baking soda, cornstarch, and food coloring to make your bath bomb base before pressing into molds. Smush and sprinkle the colors on top of each other to create planetary layers before dropping them in the bath and watching them fizz!

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Great fun! Turned out great. Did this with my three and five year old 

So fun and awesome that it gives the measurements for the recipe to make them over and over again. My daughter has started making these as teacher and birthday gifts ?

I did this project with my 9 year old and he loved every step! We were worried that the consistency wasn't right but once the bath bombs dried, they held together perfectly. 

I liked making them, but I thought the color would stay longer and that it would be more sudsy when I bathed with it.

My son loved making these and then using them at bath time. He had fun doing the store by step process and doing different color combos. He could not believe how fizzy they were when he got to used the finished product. He made a total of 5 bath bombs. This was such a good gift. 

We love this box! the kids had so much fun with it!

I would love it if you included the measurements for the ingredients so that we could make them again using the equipment that was provided. 

Had lots of messy fun with this crate! My son loved created the bath bombs and my youngest loved watching it fizzle up. It was fun for all of us. At first we all had a hard time getting the right consistency for the bath bomb but eventually got it. I always love how they provide everything you need! 

My daughter had fun with these but they were challenging to put together the different layers. I also think I needed to add more water because all but one fell apart when they dried ?

Mix together citric acid, baking soda, cornstarch, and food coloring to make a variety of colorful bath bomb powders. Use a set of molds to shape the powders into multi-layered bath bombs inspired by the layers of the Earth. Then drop your bath bombs into the water to see a frothy, fizzy chemical reaction! 
One project can make 3-6 unique bath bombs.

Planet Bath Bombs | KiwiCo

Dip your toes into bubbly bathtime chemistry! Use a press mold with two cute critter design disks to create unique bath bombs in a rainbow of colors. Then drop ‘em into water to see fizzy chemical reactions in action. (Included ingredients make 3–6 bath bombs. Make more with materials from home or the <a href="https://www.kiwico.com/us/store/dp/bath-bomb-refill-set-project-kit/3915">Bath Bomb Refill Set</a>.)

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Directions addressed several potential problems in finishing this project.  Following those directions made completion much easier.   Fun activity that culminates in water play to see how it worked.

My grandson loved making the bath bombs! Thanks for including the recipe for making even more!!!!

My 7yo daughter was super excited to make these bath bombs. The directions were clear and she knew exactly what she needed to do. The only thing I helped with was mixing in the food coloring and giving the press enough pressure to form the bath bombs. She can’t wait to make more!

I loved how easy it was to open all the ingredients and my daughters could just pour them in the bowl. They had some trouble with the mold press so I had to help them with that. Our first couple fell apart so it took some practice but they turned out great! 

My kids (9 and 11) had lots of fun with this. I really love the press as it makes it much easier to make bath bombs.  We have made several batches and plan to make many more.

Great activity. Worked well making them and they looked super cute, although I wish the bath bombs fizzed a bit more.

Fun but they did not stay together very well.

My son (5) made all the bombs options. There was enough material for all of them and we have some leftovers. He had fun and he thinks it was easy. All the family engaged and enjoyed. 

It was an outstanding kit! It had everything we needed. I did it with my 3.5 yr old and she loved it! 

This was a cute a little messy yet fun activity. 

They turned out as they were billed. My grandchildren had a wonderful time making them and using them in the bathtub. Great activity.

Learn about acid-base reactions and the science of molecules while mixing up a colorful chemical concoction, then press the mixture into bath-bomb shape. Drop your finished bath bombs into water to see fizzy chemical reactions — in action! 
One project can make 3-6 unique bath bombs.

Animal Bath Bombs | KiwiCo

Dip your toes into bubbly bathtime chemistry with this bath bomb 2-pack. Mix up colorful chemical concoctions, then mold them into shape to make two types of bath bombs — animal-shaped bath bombs, and multilayered, planet-themed bath bombs inspired by the layers of the Earth. Then drop your finished bath bombs into the water to see frothy, fizzy chemical reactions — in action!
 
1. Planet Bath Bombs (Ages 9+) 

Mix together citric acid, baking soda, cornstarch, and food coloring to make a variety of colorful bath bomb powders. 
 Individual price: $19.95
 
2. Animal Bath Bombs (Ages 5+) 

Learn about acid-base reactions and the science of molecules while mixing up a colorful chemical concoction, then press the mixture into bath-bomb shape. 
 Individual price: $17.95
 
Both projects are delivered together. Each project can make 3-6 unique bath bombs.

Bath Bombs (2-Pack)

My kids love bath bombs, so making their own was a real thrill. They were able to make quite a few of them, and we can make more using materials easily obtained from the grocery store. This one was a big hit. 

Gave this gift as a birthday present for a 6yo. She had a lot of fun mixing the ingredients and using them in the bath later. Would recommend to others.

These were fun. Just wish they listed how much ingredients are used so we could make more. Luckily there's a lot of recipes on the internet. Also you have to use way more of the colors than they originally list to get vibrant results. Also wish there were scents included. But fun and we will use mold to make again. 

16 yr old daughter LOVED making bath bombs!!! 

These are great!  The instructions are easy to use and my daughter is so excited to take baths as a result!

My grandchildren LOVED making these! The colors were perfect!

Grandson loved making them and then seeing how they worked in the tub.

Mix up colorful chemical concoctions, then mold them into shape to make two types of bath bombs — animal-shaped bath bombs, and multilayered, planet-themed bath bombs inspired by the layers of the Earth. Then drop your finished bath bombs into the water to see frothy, fizzy chemical reactions — in action! 
Both projects are delivered together. Each project can make 3-6 unique bath bombs.