Peppermint Scented Ice Cream Styled Bath Bombs
- MOQ :1000pcs
- Weight: 80g, also can be customized
- Style(s) : Ice cream. Styles can be customized
- Ingredients: 100% Natural Ingredients
- Feature: Personal body care, Spa, Hotel, Gift etc.
- Color: as your required
- Package: Paper box+ Custom Packaging
For product pricing, customization, or other inquiries:
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Wholesale Customized Peppermint Scented Ice Cream Styled bath bombs | |||
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Weight |
80g, also can be customized |
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Style(s) |
Ice cream. Styles can be customized |
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Application |
Personal body care, Spa, Hotel, Gift etc. |
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Fragrance |
Peppermint scented or other customized scents |
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1,000 pieces |
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What is a Bath Bomb?
Bath bombs, also known as bath fizzers, are dry ingredients that are designed to effervesce once in contact with warm water. Once it hits the water, it releases essential oils, scents, colors, and bubbles to elevate your bath experience. Bath bombs can help condition the skin and soothe sore muscles. Additionally, they may help detox and relax the body and mind. The great thing about bath bombs is that they contain the precise amount of oils and bath salts that you would normally have to purchase separately. Not only does using bath fizzers speed up the bath time process, but they make the experience so much better.
Just follow the four-step guide below and you'll be on your way to luxurious relaxation.
Step by step
1, Fill your tub with water that's comfortable to the touch. You should be able to dip your hand into the water and leave it there comfortably for up to 10 seconds.
2, Make sure you don't fill your tub straight to the top—you could lose some of your beautiful bath bomb water when you get in.
3, Drop in the handmade bath bomb of your dreams and enjoy the show. Some have hidden sparkle, a blend of colors, gorgeous fragrance and more. Watch the magic unfurl.
4, Get in and enjoy! Now's the perfect time to kick back, throw on a mask, put on a podcast and really take some time for yourself.
