Bag the rest of your DIY bath bombs in cellophane and make your friends and family love you forever. This story has been updated. It was originally published on December 16, 2016.

These Hibiscus Chamomile moisturizing bath bombs are so fun and easy to make, too. Making a big batch of bath bombs for yourself is great. But, they also make a really fantastic gift.

To make bath bombs yourself, read the following step-by-step instructions: Step 1: In a mixing bowl, combine all dry ingredients—baking soda, citric acid, ...

To make bath bombs yourself, read the following step-by-step instructions: Step 1: In a mixing bowl, combine all dry ingredients together—baking soda, citric acid, ...

You can get a bath bomb mold in any shape you desire. You can also use an empty plastic ornament, a candy mold, cupcake tins, or even just a measuring cup.

Since we’ll be making the bath bomb colors in various portions, you can always make more as you go along if you don’t have enough of the mixture. 2. Add In Epsom Salts.

THERE’S nothing like a relaxing soak after a tough day. And you can add a little extra to your tub time by dropping a bath bomb in the water. But you don’t need to splash out on a pricey shop ...

Since Lush co-founder Mo Constantine created the OG bath bomb in her garden in 1989, the bath-centric brand has created over 500 different designs and sold over 350 million bath bombs globally.

Making bath bombs is not difficult, she said. She mixes 1 cup of baking soda, one-half cup of citric acid and one-half cup of cornstarch together in a bowl.