I can spot a Lush shop from a mile awayโit’s like my very own superpower. Their bath bombs smell lovely, and they look as good as they smell, with all those bright, happy colors and sparkles. But at Lush prices, the cost quickly adds up, especially when you want to try every product and every fragrance in the store.
It might sound like bath bombs would be too complex to make at home, but think again! They’re actually super easy, and you get to customize them as much as you want with different colors and scentsโalways a plus for me!
A simple combination of citric acid, baking soda, cornstarch, and oil is all you need to get started making your own copycat Lush recipes. Check out the bath bombs you can make at home below!
8 Copycat Lush Bath Bomb Recipes
1. Bath Fizzies Recipe from Dear Crissy
Meyer lemon zest and lemon essential oil make these bath fizzies smell absolutely refreshing! Add a couple of these bath bomb cubes to your next bath for a burst of freshness.
2. DIY Bath Bombs from The Happy Flammily
Who can say no to pink bath bombs? We sure canโt! This recipe is a great excuse for some relaxation time.
3. Lush Turmeric Latte Halloween Bath Bombs from Hello Glow
Make pumpkins and fun Halloween shapes with a copycat Lush Turmeric Latte bath bomb recipe that includes anti-inflammatory turmeric and coconut milk powder. Not only is turmeric a great way to add some festive Halloween cheer to your bath bombs, but itโs so good for the skin.
Its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties [source] work wonders on blemishes and skin conditions like eczema and rosacea [source].
4. DIY Bath Bombs with Epsom Salt from The Makeup Dummy
Learn how to color the Epsom salt to customize your bath bombs however you like. We love that the recipe makes one giant Lush-sized bath bomb! Theyโre perfect for gift givingโor just to keep for yourself.
5. Big Blue Bath Bomb from Savvy Naturalista
Make your bathtub look like a beautiful ocean with a big Lush-like bath bomb. The recipe includes fine and granulated sea salt and seaweed to make you feel like a mermaid!
6. 4-in-1 Bath Bomb Bars from Fry Sauce and Grits
Can’t decide between Lush bubble melts, bath bombs, bubble bars, or bath scrubs? This recipe does it all in one! Enriched with cacao butter, these bath bomb bars are luxuriously moisturizing. And little ones will find them super fun. The bars create bubbles, are fizzy, have a nice aromatic smell, turn the water cool colors, and moisturize the skin.
7. Lush Inspired Bath Bombs from Everything Etsy
Lavender, lemon, and peppermint essential oils are not just fun to smell, but they also help relieve allergies and nasal congestion. They can make the perfect bath bombs for spring!
8. Rainbow Bubble Bar DIY from Muffin Chanel
Sometimes you need a rainbow in the bathโyou just do. Not to mention this one gets bubbly, too! Ready to use in 24 hours, itโs a lovely gift for your girlfriends.
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OMG I am so glad I found your blog.
Hi
I am looking for a diy Lush Ultrabalm. I love everything about Hello Glow, thank you for an incredible website!
I have been making your bath bomb recipe… Coconut Oil Bath Bombs…. they are amazing! However, I have been running into issues where they are soft and not hardening up… there are some molds I use that I do not freeze… How critical is the freezing to the hardening process??? And what do you suggest I add or do to the recipe? I am puzzled as to why I have had batches without this problem… Thank you!