Want to Make Your Own Bath Bombs,
But It Seems Too Complicated?
I'm Here to Help.
Bath bombs are so much fun to make and give, but there’s a learning curve to figuring out to get them just right.
In the Natural Bath Bombs eBook, I share tips and recipes, along with basic formulas to use to design your own bath bomb recipes.
We’ll talk about how bath bombs work, natural colorant options, essential oils, herbal additives & more!
I’ve also created a set a companion eBooks and printables loaded with more natural bath recipes and reference charts, plus a guide that dives deeper into incorporating fresh herbs and flowers into salt, sugar, and scrub recipes.
Sound interesting?
Read on to learn more!
Natural bath bombs
will teach you:
- the chemistry behind bath bomb recipes
- all-natural skin safe colorants & scents
- how to include herbs & flowers in your bath bombs
- how to troubleshoot & avoid common problems
- 7 basic formulas to easily create your own recipes
- plus 22 of my best bath bomb recipes
BUY JUST THE NATURAL BATH BOMBS EBOOK OR THE COMPLETE NATURAL BATH CARE COLLECTION
The Natural Bath
collection contains:
- Natural Bath Bombs eBook
- Natural Bath Soaks eBook
- Floral & Herbal Color Guide (+bonus recipes)
- Printable Essential OIls for Baths Chart
- Printable Ingredient Conversion Chart
Sample pages From The Complete Natural Bath Care Collection
Can't wait to create more.
Just the Ebook
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Natural Bath Bombs eBook
The Complete Collection
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Natural Bath Bombs eBook
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Natural Bath Soaks eBook
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Floral & Herbal Color Guide eBook
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Printable Essential Oils For Bath Chart
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Printable Ingredient Conversion Chart
natural bath bombs, salts, and soaks.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, this is a digital product only.
No, they sure don’t! The recipes do contain baking soda and non GMO citric acid, along with a variety of salts, oils, butters, herbs, flowers, and clays. A few of the bath bomb recipes (2 basic formulas + 5 other recipes) call for arrowroot (or cornstarch, if you prefer) but the majority do not contain that either.
Every so often a little hiccup in the system happens, especially with mobile devices. When all else fails, it usually works for me to send the files as email attachments. If you’re having trouble with your download and would like to try this method, just shoot me an email to hello@thenerdyfarmwife.com and I’m happy to help!
You’ll be able to download the files immediately after purchase. I’ll also send you a follow-up email saying thanks for your order that will have a link to the files as well. If you don’t get these emails (and they’re not in your spam, trash or junk folder) within an hour or two – please contact me right away at hello@thenerdyfarmwife.com so I can get your purchase to you in a timely manner. If you ever lose the files and need new copies, just let me know and I’m happy to send you a new one.
You will need to email the PDF file to your Kindle device. Each Kindle has a unique email address associated with it. To know what yours is, go to Amazon.com –> Manage Your Content & Devices. Next, click the “Your Devices” tab and you’ll see all of the devices associated with your account. Each one will have a unique email. Send an email to your @kindle.com address with the PDF file as an attachment. It should soon after be available in your Kindle library.
PDF files can be opened with the free apps iBooks or Adobe Reader.
Thank you for understanding that it sometimes take me a few hours for me to see and and answer emails about orders. Prices are in U.S. Dollars. If you’re in Canada or another country, the final total will adjust at the end of the checkout process, according to current currency rate.
Please note these are digital products that you download or view on your computer, tablet or other device.
No physical items will be shipped to you.