Bath bomb – Guava & fig

How to store your bath bombs at home?

Humidity is the enemy of bath bombs. That's why it's not recommended to store them in the bathroom (ironic, isn't it?). The more they're exposed to humidity, the more likely they are to lose their fizz. We suspect they'll still be stored in the bathroom, so if possible, keep them in their original packaging. Our bag offers better protection against humidity and preserves the freshness of the fragrance. Keep in mind that once opened, their aroma may begin to fade after two to three weeks.

Avoid using pretty glass bowls. The fizzing of bath bombs is the result of a reaction between baking soda and citric acid, which, upon contact with water, creates a pleasant fizz. By absorbing ambient moisture, the bomb releases a gas, which can pressurize the container if the gas cannot escape from the airtight jar. The glass jar could then explode under pressure, which could be dangerous. If you insist on storing your bath bombs in a glass jar, leave the lid slightly ajar so the gas can escape.

Exposure to sunlight or bright light can discolor and affect the texture of bath bombs. Avoid placing them near a window. Keep in mind that we do not use preservatives and that grapeseed oil has a limited shelf life. Generally, 6 months is the maximum, but we recommend using them within one month of purchase to maximize their fizz, aroma, and benefits.

If you are like a little squirrel and have stocked up, store them in a cool, dry place in their original packaging.

Furthermore, not all bath bombs are meant to float, depending on their purpose or intention. Our bath bombs are created for an unforgettable experience with unparalleled softness on your skin. They contain many luxurious and soothing ingredients, so many don't float, but you won't be disappointed.

Enjoy your bath!