Make these Adorable Christmas Tree Shower Fizzies for Gifts!

These Christmas tree shower fizzies make great gifts for the holidays, especially for kids! They’d love playing with these Christmas tree bath bombs for months.

Christmas Tree Shower Fizzies

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we really get into Christmas. It’s 24/7 after Thanksgiving and it’s the best. The kids love it, I love it and the rest of the family tolerates it. And this year, I plan on making party of my celebration leading up to the big day to be making gifts by hand. I’ll be pumping-out Christmas tree shower fizzies for everyone, along with a lot of other handmade Christmas gift ideas.

RELATED READING: CANDY CANE BATH BOMBS

I know that the adults are going to love these Christmas tree bath bombs, but the kids are who are going to really love playing with these awesome handmade gifts for months. If you’re ready to make a gift or two for someone special for Christmas, let’s get started.

No Time to Make This Now? Pin it for Later

You’re busy, I get it. Pin this to your favorite Christmas bath bomb recipe ideas board on Pinterest and it’ll be here for when you’re ready.

Tips to Make Christmas tree bath bombs

• Let your Christmas tree bath bombs sit for at least 24 hours to dry. But if you live in a wetter climate area, you’ll need to leave them sitting for 48-72 hours.
• If the wet sand mixture doesn’t stick together when you mash a ball in your fist, then it needs a tad more water. If it feels a little too damp, don’t despair! Just let your Christmas tree shower fizzies sit in the mold for a little longer until they dry out.
• Keep your shower bombs in an airtight container until they’re about to be used. If you gift these shower bombs in a mason jar like these cute Christmas mason jars, your recipient will love it.

How Do I Make Christmas Tree Shower Fizzies?

I’m so glad you asked. Below is our written tutorial.

Yield: 1

Christmas Tree Shower Fizzies

Print

These Christmas tree shower fizzies make great gifts for the holidays, especially for kids! They'd love playing with these Christmas tree bath bombs for months.

Prep Time 5 minutes

Active Time 15 minutes

Total Time 20 minutes

Estimated Cost $3

Materials

• 1 C. baking soda 
• 1/2 C. citric acid 
• 1 tbsp. coconut oil 
• Green food coloring
• Spritz of water, as needed

Tools

• Silicone Christmas Tree mold

Instructions

1. Combine baking soda and citric acid in a large bowl.
2. Add water small increments (you may even want to spray it with a spritzer) and combine. You want it slightly dense but not soaked through, kind of like wet sand.
3. Add in several drops of green food coloring and use your hand to mix thoroughly. 
4. Spoon the bath bomb mixture into the Christmas Tree mold, filling each cavity about halfway then pack it in using your hands.
5. Spoon the remaining mixture evenly into the cavities and pack it down until it's even on the tops. 
6. Allow the Christmas Tree bath bombs to rest in a cool/dry spot for 24 hours to allow them to set. 
7. Enjoy! 

Notes

For more fun Christmas bath bomb recipe ideas, visit Ruffles and Rain Boots

Did you make this?

Please leave a comment or share a photo and tag me @rufflesandrain

More Christmas bath bomb Recipe Ideas You Might Like

• Candy Cane Bath Bombs – Want a fun pepperminty experience in the tub? These awesome candy cane bath bombs are perfect for that refreshing minty fizz!
• Grinch Shower Fizzies – Kind of over Christmas already? Want all the Whos down in Whoville to just stop singing? Relax and take a shower fizzie.
• Christmas Bath Salts – I’m going to be honest, sometimes getting ready for the holidays just exhausts me. So, I love a good soak with some Christmas bath salts–and they make a wonderful gift too!

Please Save This to Pinterest

Your shares are how this site grows and I am sincerely grateful. Know a friend who’d like this? Please share it on Facebook or save it to your favorite Christmas bath bomb recipe ideas board on Pinterest.