Do You Have Allergies Or Sensitive Skin?

As you always should, be sure to check the ingredients before purchasing a bath bomb to ensure that you won’t have an allergy reaction. Though allergic reactions from bath bombs are not common, it is better to be safe rather than sorry. However, if you have had allergic reactions to bath oils or bubble baths, it is likely that you may have a reaction to bath bombs as well.

If you have sensitive skin, you may also want to be cautious when buying bath bombs. This doesn’t mean you can not use any bath bombs, but you will need to look for those specifically made for sensitive skin to avoid unfriendly side effects and ensure your needs are met.

Feeling A Little Under The Weather?

When the cold weather is drawing close, so is cold and flu season. Being sick making relaxing nearly impossible even when your hopping into a warm bath. Thankfully, there are bath bombs made with the sick in mind. Nose stuffed up? Try a bath bomb with eucalyptus oil to help clear your sinuses so you can breathe easy again. Have a headache or a troubled stomach? Try a mint scented bath bomb that will not only make you feel cool and refreshed, but will make you feel a bit better too.

Interested In Trying Some Aromatherapy?

If you want to make the bath more therapeutic, look no further. Bath bombs are infused with salts and essential oils to help you melt the stress away. It is well known that smells alone can have healing qualities and allow you to fully relax and enjoy your bath time experience. If your feeling anxious or stressed, try a lavender scented bath bomb. Feeling depressed? Try a bath bomb with rose oil. Make sure whatever scent you choose is one that you personally enjoy.

Also if your worried that the scent may be too overpowering for you, try only using half the bath bomb. This will lessen the scent to something light and comfortable for your needs. Plus by only using half, you get twice the baths out of it. It’s a win-win!

Want To Make Bath Time A Colorful Experience?

Some bath bombs come with beautiful and colorful dyes that really add some fun to the bath. These types of dyes to not stick to skin and are mainly for aesthetic appeal, but also be used as a form of color therapy as well. For example, colors like violet and lavender tend to be very soothing, but adding red can be energizing. However, some of the more colorful bath bombs can sometimes stain your tub and towels. Luckily, if you clean your bathtub while it is still damp, the dye residue can easily be washed away with a sponge or brush.