Robin Egg in Nest Bath Fizzie Kit

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$46.11

Create this bath fizzy nest for baby shower parties or as favors for a home warming party.

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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Beautiful, Non-Gourmand Fragrance

"This a is beautiful fragrance, one that's nearly impossible to describe. I can tell you I dislike florals, powders, and perfumes. I prefer fruit & gourmand scents. This is none of those things, and it's all of these things. It mostly leans fruity, with a sexy hint of something to make this an extraordinary fragrance. I love it! It's strong & long lasting in paraffin wax melts."

— Kim (5/5)

Great Idea for an easy Kit

"I purchased this kit because I thought it would be great for Easter and Spring. I do not usually make bath bombs or fizzies in general, so I have not mastered the art of a bath fizzie that actually stays together. So, I did fail miserably in making these. I ended up giving them away to friends, who loved them of course! The scent is fantastic, I got a lot of good feedback on that."

— Kelley (5/5)

Very Clever

"This is a great kit for spring and Mother's Day. The scent is nice and they fizz beautifully. I do kind of wish it was a full egg shape, but after putting the kit together, it's not necessary."

— Danielle (4/5)

Robin Egg Nest Bath Fizzie Kit

"Cute kit except it is hard to release the molds, the first time I tried after waiting 30 mins only 2 ""eggs"" didn't break at the top , then second time I tried after one hour and stopped and shoved the egg back in and re packed it because it was going to brea at the top. Now after the third re packing and waiting 10 hours I will try to release the rest of the ""eggs"" and hope they come out!!!"

— Alicia (4/5)

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Is there a reason this says to put everything in a 'glass' bowl? Can you use a plastic or metal bowl?: We have found glass to be the most neutral material for bath bombs. You can use a plastic bowl, however, that bowl should not be used for food preparation even after a thorough cleaning. Plastics absorb fragrance even after thorough cleaning. We do not recommend metal bowls as some metals react with the ingredients in bath bombs. Stainless steel works fine though and can be used for this project.