Bath Bombs Research Paper

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I decided to do bath bombs because every girl loves them. Bath bombs are use when you take a bath.Settle in for a good soak with an original Lush invention, exploding with essential oils and tons of fizzy fun. Whether you're after a relaxing, petal-laden floral soak or an invigorating multilayered explosion of color and scent, there's a bath bomb perfect for every bathing experience. They're scented, fizzy, and fun, but do bath bombs really do anything I researched they said that “ cosmetic chemist and a dermatologist to find out”. The bath bomb starts to break apart as this happens, releasing with it the colorants, fragrances, and skin-conditioning ingredients, like salts and oils.
Bath bombs are hard-packed mixtures of dry ingredients which

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