Bath bombs are products designed to dissolve in water and create a fizzy and aromatic bath experience. They typically contain ingredients such as baking soda, citric acid, and cornstarch, which react to produce carbon dioxide bubbles when dissolved in water
. Some bath bombs also include fragrances, dyes, botanicals, and glitter to enhance the bathing experience
. While bath bombs are generally safe to use, some people may be sensitive to certain ingredients such as fragrances and dyes
. Additionally, some commercial bath bombs may contain toxic ingredients such as synthetic dyes and lathering agents like Sodium Laureth Sulfate
. It's important to be aware of the ingredients in bath bombs, especially if you have sensitive skin or are looking for non-toxic options.
