Can you eat bath bombs?

Bath bombs have become increasingly popular in recent years as a luxurious addition to a relaxing bath. These fizzy balls often contain a variety of scents, colors, and other ingredients that can create a spa-like experience in your own bathroom. 

natural bath bomb Recipe

Baking soda – the foundation of this recipe.  Combined with citric acid it provokes the fizzing action. 
Citric acid – the rarer ingredient in this recipe that many don’t have (you’ll have to buy some).  The fizzy reaction is like swimming in champagne. 
Cornstarch gives us the silky feeling that we all love in bath bombs.  In this recipe, we typically use organic cornstarch powder.  Arrowroot works as well but does not provide a finished product as silky. 
Oil, salt, and liquid – these are all very flexible and you can choose any mix. 
Oil – pick a basic olive oil, almond oil, or coconut oil. 
Salt – stick to basic salt or add Epsom salt or another favorite salt choice. 
Liquid – simple water works, but herbal witch hazel is also useful for extra skin soothing. 
Add scents and colors with natural additives, colorants, and essential oils.

If bath bombs are safe to eat?

The answer is no, bath bombs are not safe to eat. Bath bombs are designed for external use only and should never be ingested. In fact, most bath bombs contain a variety of chemicals and synthetic fragrances that can be harmful if consumed. Eating a bath bomb can lead to digestive issues, chemical burns, and even poisoning.