Candy Cane Christmas Shower Fizzies Recipe
Whip up a quick batch of these candy cane Christmas shower fizzies and create an invigorating, wow-worthy Christmas spa gift.
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Candy Cane Christmas Shower Fizzies Recipe
If you’re like most adults, you take more showers than you do baths. Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we’ve made many bath bomb recipes and shared them. But when it really comes down it – I find myself using shower steamers more these days.
One of the best parts of making shower steamers is the benefit it gives to your senses and mood. You don’t soak in them and they don’t require the citric acid (that’s what gives bath bomb recipes their fizziness).
Let’s make a candy cane shower fizzies recipe together. It’s the perfect holiday gift idea!
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Supplies to Make Christmas Shower Bombs
This recipe makes 12 candy cane shower steamers using this mold. NOTE: this will not behave the same as a bath bomb. Click here for a peppermint bath bomb recipe (also a holiday candy cane theme).
- Silicone mold (we like to use this one)
- 1 1/2 cups baking soda
- 1/3 cup distilled water (might need up to 1/2 cup)
- 10-15 drops peppermint essential oil
- witch hazel in a spray bottle
- Candy cane icing decorations (we got ours here on Amazon)
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How to Make Candy Cane DIY Shower Bombs
These Christmas shower fizzies are perfect for the busy gift giver or receiver. And because they’re quick to make, make some for everyone! If you have a playlist on YouTube to which you’d like to add this project, here is our candy cane Christmas shower bombs video tutorial.
Whip up a quick batch of these candy cane Christmas shower fizzies and create an invigorating, wow-worthy Christmas spa gift. For more DIY bath products, visit Ruffles and Rain Boots .comCandy Cane Christmas Shower Fizzies
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How to Use and Store These Christmas Shower Fizzies
Shower bombs are different than bath bombs in that they don’t need to be directly submerged in water. Place a steamer or two on the shower floor away from your feet (or on an inside shower ledge). The invigorating aroma will fill your shower and infuse your day with focus.
To store these fun candy cane shower steamers, keep them in an airtight container until ready to be used. You can also shrink wrap them (great for gifting).
To do this: get cello bags (I use at least 4×6 inch), a hair dryer or heat gun, and heat the bomb in the plastic. Press down to make sure it’s a tight seal all around.
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hi love the shower candy cane fizzies. can u please tell me what kind of witch hazel to buy as I went to the store where they sell it and there are too many kinds. thanks so much. eager to make these.
Oh Carolyn, I’m sorry – I had no idea there was more than one type of Witch Hazel! Mine just says Witch Hazel – there is no scent or any other indication of a type.