how to make bath bombs for sensitive skin

Looking for a homemade body wash for sensitive skin? Try this sensitive skin shower bomb recipe and relax without irritating your skin.
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Sensitive Skin bath bombs
I've always been very sensitive to artificial dyes and fragrances. That's one of the reasons I often use homemade beauty DIY.
When you make your own beauty products, you have complete control over the ingredients that go into them. This means you are less likely to be irritated by these ingredients.
It really depends entirely on what's in the product you're using. Some of the sodas you buy at the store contain a lot of artificial fragrances and dyes.
This can cause redness, itchiness or rashes. And, it can cause changes in a woman's pH balance, which can lead to irritation or yeast infections.

Are you allergic to body washes?
You are more likely to be allergic to one of the ingredients. The most common are fragrances or an artificial preservative.
Try looking for anti-allergy body wash when you shop. Or, try making your own.

Supplies needed
1/2 cup baking soda
1/8 cup tartar cream
1/4 cup bamboo taro powder
6 tablespoons sunflower oil
1/8 cup sea salt
Shower gel mold (small size)
20 drops of rosewood essential oil
20 drops of rose geranium essential oil

Directions
Mix all dry ingredients and stir to blend.
Make sure there are no lumps.
Mix the oil and essential oils in a separate container. Adjust the scent of the DIY Bath Bomb by controlling the amount of essential oils used.
Slowly pour the oil mixture into the dry ingredients. You will need to do this very slowly. If it starts to hiss, it means you are pouring too fast.
When your mixture feels like damp sand, you are ready to put it into the mold.
Be sure to let the bath bombs dry for 2-3 days and then carefully unmold them. They are still fragile, so be careful.

How should I store these?
Make sure they are completely dry, then store them in a cool, dry place until you use them. Do not keep them in the bathroom as the humidity will affect them.
You can store them in a plastic or glass container with a tight-fitting lid. Then, simply remove them as needed.

You can also give these as gifts. Simply place them in a small basket with a loofah or a few tea bags and candles.