What makes someone buy bath bombs in bulk?

A dash of creativity . . . a mishmash of science . . . and a big splash from consumers!

If you’ve found yourself on this page, there’s a *relatively* high chance that you know what a bath bomb is . . . but for those who don’t – well – you kind of need to, so you can truly understand the appeal of buying bath bombs in bulk.

Okay, so a bath bomb is typically the size and shape of a tennis ball or grapefruit. They do come in a plethora of novelty shapes and sizes, and . . . we admit it, they don’t sound all that exciting – but wait, there’s more! Once you drop these hard and coarse substances in the tub, something magical happens . . . they fizz, they crackle and *pop*. These kaleidoscopic creations cause the colour of the water to change to practically anything on the spectrum. Plus, each bath bomb has a justifiably distinct fragrance. Now, these two factors are WHY consumers buy bath bombs in bulk.

Bath bombs offer a sensory experience unlike any other – from the comfort of your home (and for far less than a spa treatment)!

Yet, the appeal of bath bombs doesn’t just depend on their effects. Alongside vibrant colours and intoxicating fragrances, bath bombs feed creativity. Each bath bomb is imbued with a personality – whether a witty name or artistic shape – the novelty is a draw in itself. This creative approach has appealed to the minds of the masses from the UK to America, Australia and beyond. So much so that it’s prompted retail stores and consumers alike to buy bath bombs in bulk. Enamoured by its simple but ingenious formula, the bath bomb was a worldwide success.

Bath bombs are the perfect treat for any occasion. You can be sure you’ll find a Christmassy one, another that’s oh-so-very Valentine and one that’s made for Mother’s Day.

The appeal of bath bombs is so beloved and can be gifted for any celebration. So long as we have a suitable mould – let’s say an egg shape – we can style that for an Easter-themed bomb. There is a real art to getting bath bombs to stay formed and not fall apart, but it’s fair to say we’ve cracked it (no pun intended)! However, as we want people to buy bath bombs in bulk – particularly our bundles of joy – we must differentiate our product from others.

The main two ingredients in any bath bomb are bicarbonate of soda and citric acid.

Yet, this is where our creativity goes wild. We throw a slew of other ingredients in for good measure, including; oils, water, scents, witch hazel, shea butter, and much more. We develop various combinations and percentages and fine-tune every bath bomb we produce through experimentation. In the process, we have to assess how the water humidity and air pressure affect the final product so that it’s the best we can deliver. This is the part that favours science over artistry, but we must get it right. It’s also the best way of testing different emollients and seeing how they affect different skin types – so it must be done!