Bath Bomb FAQ

What is a bath bomb?

A bath bomb is a compressed blend of baking soda and citric acid that fizzes when it hits water, releasing color, fragrance, and skin-softening ingredients. Nectar Life bath bombs are made with epsom salt, bentonite clay, and coconut oil, and are vegan and handmade in Las Vegas.

How do you use a bath bomb?

Fill your tub with warm water, drop the bath bomb in, and let it fizz and dissolve completely. Soak for ten to twenty minutes. There is no need to rinse afterward, though you can if you prefer.

Do bath bombs moisturize your skin?

Good ones do. The fizz is only part of it. Nectar Life bath bombs include coconut oil to moisturize and soften, epsom salt to soothe tired muscles, and bentonite clay to draw out excess oil, so you step out of the bath softer than you got in.

Are bath bombs safe for sensitive skin?

Nectar Life bath bombs are made without sulfates, parabens, phthalates, or microplastics, which makes them gentler than many conventional options. If your skin is very sensitive, keep soaks shorter and moisturize afterward. Patch test first if you are unsure.