The benefits of using bath bombs function beyond the typical bathtub. With creative DIY ideas, you can utilize bath bombs for various intents around the house. Listed below are some ways to use bath bombs without a bathtub: Bathing using a bucket: Bath bombs can be used without a tub as well. Fill your bucket with lukewarm water and gently drop the desired bath bomb into the water. Wait for 3-4 minutes as it effervesces. Scoop the water in a mug to pour over your body. Rinse off with pure water after use. The French Pink Clay, Rose, and Geranium Bath Bomb by Meraki Lanes makes for t ..read more

Bath bombs are scented sphere masses of compressed powders and oils that make for a colorful and aromatic bathing experience. For kids, they are fun to add to the bathtub, while for adults, bath bombs are a way to relax and pamper self after a long day. However, for us, the utmost fascinating aspect of bath bombs is their science! A bath bomb is essentially composed of, among other things, a base and an acid. It is a neutralization reaction of citric acid and sodium bicarbonate (base) that is triggered by means of contact with water. When dropped into water, the solid particles holding the sha ..read more

According to Mani Mittal, the founder of Meraki Lanes, certain tricks for creating the ultimate bathing experience goes a long way! Whether you are already a bath-bomb connoisseur or are just dipping your toes in for the first time, the following tips will help you in creating the perfect bath: When Should One Take a Bath? To indulge in a ritual to improve sleep, bathing in warm water, approximately one-two hours before bedtime often abridges the time taken to fall asleep by an average of 10 minutes. The reason? The human body, instinctively wanes its core temperature at bedtime, and anything ..read more