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Recently we have become obsessed with making bath bombs. As the kids have gotten older, they need more sophisticated and complex chemistry lessons. They still love the hands on approach, which is why bath bombs have become such a hit as part of our science studies. This simple chemistry lets little ones explore the exciting reaction between vinegar and baking soda. Carefully spray water into mixture until damp. You don’t want the mixture to be overly wet, but like sand. If you squeeze it in your hand it will still hold it’s shape. To remove the bath bomb, place a plate or cutting board on the flat side of the mold and gently turn over. Gently twist the mold until the dinosaur bath bomb comes free. Overfill one of your bath molds. Partially fill your second bath bomb mold and place a dinosaur inside. Cover dinosaur with more bath bomb mixture until overfilled.
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Bath time is never really a relaxing time when it involves kids is it? We all know more water ends up outside of the tub than inside. 🙂 These dinosaur bath bombs are such a fun activity for the kids to make and then watch fizz while they get all cleaned up. These bath bombs are colored with skin safe food coloring and can have a touch of essential oils for scent, lavender is a great scent! These work great in just a large bowl of warm water on your counter or outside for a fun activity as well. Of all the many different things kids love, I think dinosaurs is one of those universal things. I have yet to meet a child that was not fascinated, and insanely knowledgeable, about dinosaurs. I think that is why the early chemistry lesson of Hatching Dino Eggs is so popular. See what I mean? The science is fascinating!! And what a great way to grow the theme with your kids!
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Now you can definitely make these for your young paleontologist and they will absolutely LOVE them. No question. But for older kids, why not involve them in making these? They can be gifted to someone they care about, or kept for their own enjoyment. I know a lot of tweens and teens that are still obsessed with dinosaurs! Our kids bath bombs now include a range of wonderful, novelty bath bombs which are unbelievably popular. Whether it’s our magical rainbow bombs or our shark bombs, you’ll be sure to find something which’ll capture their imagination and make bath time incredibly FUN. When you are ready to use, run a warm bath and drop in a dinosaur bath bomb. Watch carefully for your baby dinosaur to emerge from the egg! You only need a few simple ingredients to make these bath bombs and most everything can be found at your local grocery store. Each batch of bath bomb mixture makes about 6 bath bombs depending on the size mold you use.
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Add the green mica to one bowl, the blue mica to another and orange to the third. Add the glitter if desired. Roll on a year and we’re expanding our ranges all the time, all whilst maintaining the values we were founded on – to provide customers with the highest quality, natural, handmade bath products. This week we decided to take one of our popular activities and bring it together with our new passion. The result Dinosaur Bath Bombs. These bath bombs “hatch” in the bath revealing a surprise inside… your very own dinosaur! These Dinosaur Bath Bombs are such a fun kids activity that they will have fun making and watching them fizz in water. Add a little dinosaur in the middle for a fun surprise!
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Store in an air tight container, in a dry place until ready to use. If gifting, wrap in a plastic gift bag and tie tightly with a ribbon. Allow dinosaur bath bombs to dry for at least 48 hours. this mold is larger than we normally use, so it requires much more time to set up and harden. If you feel the mold after 48 hours and it feels a bit damp, allow to dry another 24 hours. Start adding small amounts of each mix to the mold, pressing gently until the mold is filled halfway. In a small bowl add coconut oil, essential oils and polysorbate 80. Mix well. Then add to the large bowl and mix everything togetheruntil you achieve the texture of wet sand and the mixture forms a ball in your hand.
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