DIY bath & body, tested in a real kitchen
Make the bath
worth staying in.
Bath bombs, bubble bars, scrubs and serums — the recipes that made Bath Addicts a maker favorite, refreshed for 2026. Start with the base recipe, then get weird with it.
The recipes

Customizable DIY Bath Bomb Recipe
The base recipe everything else builds on — 3 five-ounce bombs, endlessly customizable.

Bath Bomb Recipe Without Citric Acid
Out of citric acid, or reacting to it? Cream of tartar makes a gentler bomb that still fizzes. Here is the swap and what changes.

Bath Bomb Troubleshooting: The Top 5 Questions, Answered
Cracking, crumbling, not floating, not spinning — the fixes for the five most common failures.

The Bath Bomb Ingredient Guide
What every ingredient does, what's optional, and what to substitute — the reference page.

Lush-Inspired Bubble Bar Recipe & Tutorial
Solid bubble bars you crumble under running water — the DIY answer to the shop classic.

Sunflower Bubble Bar Recipe
Cheerful yellow bubble bars shaped like sunflowers.

Zombie Brain Bath Bomb Tutorial
A Halloween showpiece — grey-green brains that fizz an eerie swirl.

Christmas Tree Bath Bombs with Bubble Frosting
Piped 'frosting' on a tree-shaped bomb — sugar-free, all fizz.

Caramel Apple Jelly Soap Recipe
Wobbly jelly soap that looks — and smells — like a caramel apple.

Cocoa Butter Drizzle for Bath Bombs
The finishing touch — a skin-softening drizzle that makes bombs look bakery-made.

DIY Coffee Body Scrub
Used grounds, sugar, and oil — the simplest recipe on the site.

DIY Charcoal Face Peel
Activated charcoal peel-off mask, three ingredients.

Anti-Aging Face Serum
A simple oil-blend serum with rosehip and frankincense.
Stuck? Start here.
Cracking, crumbling, sinking, refusing to spin — every bath bomb failure has a cause, and it's usually one of five. The troubleshooting guide and the full ingredient reference cover almost everything that goes wrong.
The shop returns
Bath Addicts is coming back as a maker of small-batch bath products — bombs, bubble bars, jelly soap and scrubs, made the way these recipes teach. For the nights you'd rather not mix a bowl yourself.