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Lavender Bubbly Bath Bomb: Fizz, Bubbles and a Bit of Magic

A 5 oz bath bomb that fizzes in warm water and fills the tub with a light, cheerful lavender scent that kids think is pure magic.

Great Lakes Lavender Farm 3 min read

Lavender Bubbly Bath Bomb: Fizz, Bubbles and a Bit of Magic Save

There is a reason kids crowd around the tub when a bath bomb goes in. The Lavender Bubbly Bath Bomb fizzes, spins and bubbles in warm water, then leaves the bath smelling light and cheerful with lavender. It turns an ordinary bath into a small celebration, no special occasion required.

Bubbly or Dream?

Bath bomb Scent Best for
Bubbly (this one) Light, cheerful lavender Fun baths, kids' bath time, party gifts
Dream Soft lavender Quiet, spa-at-home evenings

Both are 5 oz, and both are on the all-scents listing below if you want a mix.

How to get the best fizz

  1. Fill the tub with warm water first. Fizzing in an empty tub is a short show.
  2. Drop the bath bomb in and let it fizz all the way down.
  3. Swish the water to spread the scent, then climb in.
  4. Afterward, drain the tub and give it a quick rinse.

Bath time safety

Anything that goes in bathwater can leave the tub a little slick, so step in and out carefully and rinse the surface when you are done. For little ones, the usual bath rules apply: stay close, keep the water comfortably warm, and keep bubbles and bath water out of eyes.

Keep it dry until bath day

Bath bombs react with water, which is the whole fun, but it also means humidity is their enemy. Store them in a dry spot outside the bathroom, or at least away from the shower steam, so the fizz is still there when you want it.

A little gift with a big reaction

Toss one into a stocking, an Easter basket or a birthday gift bag. A bath bomb pairs nicely with a lip balm or bubble bath for a kid-friendly bundle, and you can build one in the Gift Box Builder.

Frequently asked questions

Is it good for kids?

Kids love the fizz. Supervise bath time as you normally would, keep water out of eyes and rinse the tub afterward.

Can I cut it in half?

You can try, but bath bombs tend to crumble when cut. Using it whole gives the best fizz.

Do I need to clean the tub afterward?

A quick rinse after each bath is a good habit with any bath product. It clears away residue and makes the tub less slippery for the next person.

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