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Directions for use | Run a bath & lower the bomb into the water to release the fizz & colours! Please be careful as surfaces may become slippery due to the wonderful oils that make up this bath bomb. Rinse the tub after use, or, if you are too relaxed see if someone can do this bit for you
How to store | Store in a cool & dry place ideally in it’s original packaging until you are ready to use
Packaging | We like to keep our bombs as naked as possible. Depending on size we will either use acid free tissue wrap or a recyclable cellophane wrap
Scent Notes | Crisp winter apple, sweet caramel toffee, and a cozy base of creamy vanilla
Ingredients | sodium bicarbonate, citric acid, parfum, prunus armeniaca (apricot) kernel oil, sodium lauryl sulfoacetate (slsa), polysorbate 80, kaolin, benzyl alcohol, cinnamal, ci42090, ci45100, ci77891, ci77499
Additional Information | Everything we make is handcrafted so no two items will be identical but all will have been made with love. Every bath bomb is packed with the hope that they will float but it cannot be guaranteed. If your bomb sinks then you can hold it to the surface in the palm of your hand to watch the bath art magic. Any small chips or cracks will not affect the performance of the bomb or negate any of the amazing skin benefits of a bath bomb. Our products are designed to not leave any staining in your tub however if your bath has any soap or mineral buildup colour may stick. This can be cleaned away with a quick wipe & rinse. It’s always best to start with a clean tub. If you handle the bombs whilst they are releasing colour then temporary staining may occur so please be aware. For any shimmer residue left on your skin, you’re welcome! Items sold under Max & Mia Bath Co are not designed to cure, relieve or treat any ailments. Designed for use aged 3+. If any irritation occurs please discontinue use. Keep out of reach of small children & pets. Temporary staining may occur when handling
