Love bath bombs but hate the high price tag? Learn how to How to Make DIY Bath Bombs and Scrubs at home with just a few simple ingredients! Whether you’re craving a relaxing soak or looking for a fun gift idea, homemade bath bombs are easy to customize with your favorite scents and colors. In this step-by-step guide, I’ll show you how to create beautiful, fizzy bath bombs that are perfect for pampering yourself or someone you love—no fancy equipment needed.

Pampering yourself can be expensive if you go to the spa, pay to have a facial, or purchase bath bombs and scrubs in the store. But for pennies on the dollar, you can make your scrubs and more.
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How to Make Bath Bombs and Scrubs for DIY Gifts

Homemade Oatmeal Honey Face Scrub
by More With Less Today
Pamper your skin with a gentle blend of soothing oats and nourishing honey in this Homemade Oatmeal Honey Face Scrub. This natural exfoliator sweeps away dullness while locking in moisture, leaving your complexion soft, smooth, and radiant.

Cotton Blossom Sugar Scrub
by The Soccer Mom Blog
This Cotton Blossom Sugar Scrub combines a basic sugar scrub recipe with a lovely scent that is fresh and clean. You will find yourself making more and more of this.

DIY Sugar Scrub Cubes
by Living Sweet Moments
This basic DIY Sugar Scrub Cubes recipe can be the foundation for so many wonderful combinations. Add your favorite essential oils and different colors to create a diverse scrub.

Lavender Bath Bombs
by Simply Stacie
These Lavender Bath Bombs are very simple to make and so relaxing. I love the smell of lavender.

DIY Face Masks
by April Go Lightly
No matter what your skin type, you can make a face mask that will take care of your skin. And these DIY Face Masks are easy to make!

Kiwi and Yogurt DIY Facial Scrub
by Suburbia Unwrapped
Love a fruity scent on your skin? Try this Kiwi and Yogurt DIY Facial Scrub! Combine kiwi with yogurt for a refreshing face scrub that leaves your face feeling wonderful.

DIY Bath Bombs
by April Go Lightly
These DIY Bath Bombs have coconut oil in them, and they are not just perfect to make for Mother’s Day. Make a batch and give some and keep some!

Sugar Body Scrubs
by Baking Fairy
These creative Sugar Body Scrubs make perfect gifts, too! Start with two simple ingredients, and from there you can create some amazing DIY scrubs.

Fizzy Lemon Bath Bombs
by A Mom’s Impression
Love lemon? Then these Fizzy Lemon Bath Bombs are the ones for you. Lemon essential oil gives these bath bombs their wonderful citrus scent.

Homemade Rose and Frankincense Sugar Scrub
by Meriki Mother
All you need is five minutes to make this delightful Rose and Frankincense Sugar Scrub. Frankincense is very healing and rose makes everything nice.

Sage & Blackberry Sugar Scrub
by Suburbia Unwrapped
Another great option is this Sage & Blackberry Sugar Scrub. Fresh sage and blackberries do wonders for your skin. This is easy to make and smells fantastic.

Colorful Coconut Oil Bath Bombs
by Healthy Glo
No crumbling with these luscious Colorful Coconut Oil Bath Bombs. Get creative and use different colors for some beautiful bath bombs that are oh so soothing.
Which one of these DIY face scrubs, DIY face masks or DIY bath bombs will you try?
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