Bath bombs are a great addition to a warm bath, but they are not fun if they break down before you get a chance to use them.When they are properly wrapped, bath bombs last longer.The bath bomb can be wrapped in either a plastic baggy or plastic wrap.There are simple ways to dress them up.
Step 1: Start with dry bath bombs.
Allow them to dry for 48 hours if they're homemade.They may take longer to dry in humid areas.Bath bombs will fall apart if they aren't fully dry before being wrapped and stored.It is possible to determine if they are dry to the touch on all sides by feeling them.If you bought your bath bombs from a store, they will be dry.
Step 2: The bath bomb can be placed in a plastic baggy.
Each bath bomb should be put in its own bag.They will cause pieces to break if they press against each other.Simple sandwich bags can work.Pick a big enough size for your bath bombs.If your bath bombs are small, you might try snack-sized baggies for a tighter fit.
Step 3: Make sure the bag is tight around the bath bomb by squeezing the air out.
Press the baggy down to push the air out of the bath bombs.If you seal it most of the way, you can squeeze the air out through a small hole on the 1 end.
Step 4: It's a good idea to seal the baggy to keep out air and water.
Make sure the seal is fully closed by running your finger over it.Your bath bomb may break down early if it isn't.
Step 5: You can keep your bath bomb in a dry place.
The best place is inside a cabinet.It could be placed outside the bathroom to help it keep longer.The shower steam can cause the bath bomb to break down early.If you seal bath bombs properly, they can be stored in a bathroom cabinet.
Step 6: Before wrapping your bath bombs, make sure they are completely dry.
It usually takes at least 24 hours for a homemade bath bomb, but it may take longer if you are in a humid area.If you wrap the bath bombs while they are wet, they may fall apart.It can take up to 48 hours for your bath bomb to dry if you live in a humid area.If you bought your bath bombs from the store, they will be dry.
Step 7: The bath bomb should be placed on a piece of plastic wrap.
Plastic wrap is usually used in kitchens.Put the plastic wrap on the counter and put the bath bomb in the center.The bottom of the bath bomb is facing up.You can drape the plastic wrap over the bath bomb on the counter.The side that's on the counter top will be the bottom of the bath bomb.Some people think it's easier.If you want to get professional results, don't put your plastic wrap on the bath bomb.
Step 8: Attach the bath bomb to the plastic wrap.
The plastic wrap should be wrapped tightly around the bath bomb so that the seal is not damaged.There is excess plastic wrap hanging from the bath bomb.This is the base of the bath bomb.The base of the bath bomb is where you will seal it.
Step 9: The bath bomb has plastic wrap at its base.
There shouldn't be any slack in the plastic wrap.The bomb needs to be tightly covered.
Step 10: To seal it, twist the plastic wrap several times.
The bath bomb should not loosen around it.The twists should be pulling it tighter.Continue twisting until you get to the top of the tail.
Step 11: The plastic wrap has a tail.
You should make your cut as close to the bath bomb as possible.There is only a small nub of the tail remaining.If you are worried about messing up, you can always trim the tail multiple times.
Step 12: The base should be covered with a sticker or piece of tape.
The bath bomb will be sealed until you are ready to use it.The tail nub will be kept from unraveling.You may want to use a sticker for a more professional look.
Step 13: You can store your bath bombs in a dry place.
bath bombs are sensitive to humidity.They are less likely to encounter moist air if they are in a cabinet.
Step 14: Start with dry bath bombs.
If you make your own bath bombs, they need to be dry before you wrap them.The bath bombs may break down if something isn't done.If you live in a humid area, a bath bomb can take as long as 48 hours to fully dry.If you bought your bath bombs from a store, they should be dry.
Step 15: You can buy shrink wrap bags at a craft store.
Small shrink wrap bags can be used for bath products.These bags give your homemade products a professional look and are easy to use.Bath bombs are listed under uses when shopping for the perfect bag.6 inches (15 cm) is the best size to purchase, and it's by 4 inches (10 cm).
Step 16: A bath bomb can be placed in a shrink wrap bag.
The bath bomb can be put into the bag.Make the ends meet by pressing down on the open end.
Step 17: If you have a heat sealer, seal the bag.
If you want a sleek result, use a heat sealer.Press the ends together, then seal them with a heat seal.It will be easier to shape the bag around your bath bomb.Both full-sized and mini heat sealers can be found online or in a craft store.Shrink wrap bags can be used if you don't have a heat seal.The bath bomb won't look great.
Step 18: To shrink the bag, use a hair dryer.
Hold the nozzle of the hair dryer close to the shrink wrap.As you heat shrink wrap, move the hair dryer.The bag should be shaped around the bath bomb.This usually takes a few minutes.
Step 19: The bath bombs should be stored in a dry area.
A cabinet is a location where they won't encounter a lot of water.The bath bombs could explode early if the air is moist.
Step 20: Wrap bath bombs in plastic for the best results.
The recipient may not get a chance to use the gift before it breaks down.It is important that the bath bomb is wrapped in plastic since it will likely be brought outside.It's best to use plastic wrap or shrink wrap for bath bombs.
Step 21: For an easy gift, cover it in tissue paper.
Traditional bath bomb wrapping is done on tissue paper.The bath bomb can be covered with a sheet of tissue paper.The end of the tissue paper should be attached to the bomb with a sticker.The bath bomb color or scent can be matched with a tissue paper color.Red tissue paper can be used for a bath bomb.The bath bomb can be placed in the center of the tissue paper, and then pulled up around it.You can make a nice gift by tying a piece of ribbon above the bath bomb.
Step 22: The look is eye-catching with the use of tulle and ribbon.
Place a large square of tulle on a dry surface.The bath bomb should be placed in the middle of the square.The bath bomb should be folded around.You can tie a ribbon above the bath bomb.The color of the bath bomb is related to the scent.
Step 23: If you want a decadent package, put your bombs in a treat box.
You can find a treat box at your local craft store or online.Before adding the bath bomb, you may want to put a few sheets of tissue paper inside the box.If you package more than one bath bomb together, it is a good idea to separate them and put them in a treat box.They can break down if they are not prevented from grinding against each other.A treat box is a small gift box used to package cookies or chocolates.