Have you ever wondered why bath bombs fizz when added to water? There’s something so satisfying about watching the bath bomb fizz and dissolve, leaving you with a luxurious and relaxing bath. But what’s the science behind these fizzy bath bombs? Bath bombs are made of a combination of ingredients including sodium bicarbonate, citric acid. When these 2 ingredients come into contact with water, they react to create a fizzy reaction. The combination of sodium bicarbonate and citric acid produces a reaction known as an acid-base reaction. This reaction creates carbon dioxide gas, which is what cau ..read more

Citric acid (one of the main ingredients in a bath bomb) is a common ingredient in many beauty products, but despite its prevalence, it is not a naturally occurring acid. It is actually a synthetic form of citric acid that is derived from a combination of chemicals and is produced in a laboratory. Citric acid is touted as a natural ingredient. However, it is not actually a “natural” ingredient. While citrus fruits do contain citric acid, there is not enough fruit in the world to create the amount that is used in the beauty and food industries.  Citric acid is a synthet ..read more

The short answer is No. But here is a more indepth answer. Bath bombs do not typically stain the tub, but they can leave a residue that can be difficult to clean. This is because bath bombs contain oils, dyes, and fragrances that can leave a film on the surface of the tub. To avoid staining, it is best to rinse the tub thoroughly after each use and to use a gentle, non-abrasive cleaner to remove any remaining residue. Soap scum - what is that i hear you ask? Soap scum is a chalky, slimy film that accumulates on surfaces in contact with soap and water. It is composed of minerals, soap, dea ..read more

2018 Event Finalist at “BRING IT TO THE BOARDROOM” Competition  “Bring it to the Boardroom” was a Ballantynes Dragons’ Den-style competition. The competition was open to any NZ made designs or creations. Many applications were received throughout NZ, while only the absolute best competitors were selected and then invited to bring their best designs to the Ballantynes Boardroom in Christchurch. The Grand Prize and winning package earned the rights to sell their products exclusively in Ballantynes stores for a period of 12 months with all sales going to the winner. Also ..read more

Bath bombs are the perfect way to add a little extra pampering to your bathing routine. Not only do they offer a luxurious, soothing experience, but they are also great for your skin and can help you relax and unwind after a long day. Here is a guide to using a bath bomb: Start by running the bath, now this part is totally up to you... you can either put your bath bomb in as it is filling up to your desired level or you can wait until it is full to place your bath bomb in. My personal preference is to fill up to my ideal level of water, climb in and THEN place my bath bomb in.  If yo ..read more

Ah, bath bombs! Who doesn't love a great bath bomb? A bath bomb is a type of product that you can add to your bathwater for a luxurious and fun experience. Bath bombs are typically made of baking soda, citric acid, and other natural ingredients. When the bath bomb is added to your bathwater, the baking soda and citric acid interact and fizz, releasing essential oils or fragrances into the water. They also may colour your bath water. This makes for a pleasant and relaxing experience as you soak away your cares. The ingredients also work to soften and soothe your skin as you soak. Bath bombs oft ..read more