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Halloween Bath Fizzies

Filed Under: Bath Fizzies

Looking for something a little different to give for Halloween treats? Or maybe you just want to try doing something a little different at your Halloween celebrations this year. Making bath fizzies is a safe and easy project for kids – and it’s sugar free!

BathBombcloseupIngredients and tools:

1 pound citric acid
2 pounds baking soda
1 Halloween Guest Mold
fragrance (we like pumpkin pie)
micas – we used Amethyst and Apricot
Witch Hazel in a spray bottle
Or get everything in the kit!HallFizzy7Step One:
Measure out the baking soda and citric acid 2:1 part. This means 2 ounces baking soda to every one ounce citric acid. Or two cups baking soda to every one cup citric acid. Smash any clumps to ensure a fine and even consistency. Then, blend, blend, blend!Step Two:

Add color & fragrance to preference and thoroughly mix again. It’s important to fully mix in the fragrance to help to avoid clumps. Clumps can turn into wart-like formations on the outside of your bath fizzy so sift and squish those clumps away.HallFizzy8Step Three:

Do “the squeeze test”. Grab some of the mix and squeeze it in your hand. If it holds together, you have enough moisture to make the fizzy. If it is crumbly and dry, spritz the the mix with some witch hazel, mix well and try the squeeze test again. Repeat as needed.Step Four:
Pack some of the mixture into your mold and press down firmly. Pack the mix in the mold as tightly as possible. Remove from the mold and let air dry in a non-humid environment until hard.
Tip: To get the dual colored look in the top photo, just drizzle a small bit of contrasting color into the face of the pumpkin. Gently drop the alternating color into the rest of the cavity and push down firmly. The tighter you pack the mixture, the more detailed your design will look.HallFizzy9
Here’s an action shot of the exciting fizzy action of our little Halloween guys. He looks terrified – but I think he’s really having a great time!Melting
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9 Comments

  1. well….. i bought the kit and some extra stuff too and i so totally love these. i just made some a couple of minutes ago they they turned out and also worked out great (cause i tried them too) i can’t wait until i get too give some too my sister too try!!!!. P.S. I also tried adding just a hint of Goat”s milk powder and it really made them so moisterizing too and Vitamin E oil too. you should try adding these sometime cause they really did help AA lOT. Anyways, thanks for the photo tutorial too and these were just so wsome and so so so so cuteee!!!! Great job Ann – Marie!!!!

    • Oh I love that idea! Goatsmilk is SO luxurious and is fantastic for your skin. Great addition. And, thank you so much for your business =)))

  2. How awesome and unique! I will have to make this next year for my kids and all of my nieces and nephews!

  8. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for the photo tutorial!! I bought the kit, but we haven’t started it yet because I was just a tad nervous.