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Plastic free bubble bath

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Wheresmrlion · 12/11/2018 08:29

Like many we are on a household push to reduce our use of plastic.

One thing that we use a lot of but can’t find a replacement for is baby bubble bath. Our toddler loves a bubbly bath and I like it to be something fairly neutral, maybe a bit of lavender or chamomile.

The only alternatives I’ve found are highly fragranced and coloured products such as bath bombs and bubble bars.

Anyone know of a neutral, baby friendly, plastic free bubble solution?! I’m fairly crafty so would be up for trying a recipe if anyone has one.

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PleaseJustSayNo · 12/11/2018 08:34

Lush might be mostly quirky and colourful but I'm sure they do a baby bubble bar/bath bomb that isn't.

They are all natural ingredients regardless though and definitely no plastic

thinkfast · 12/11/2018 08:35

Neil's yard?

StrawberryTraveller · 12/11/2018 13:50

I'm going to attempt to make my own 'bubble bath bars'. A friend makes solid shampoo, bubble bath and soap and is forwarding me an easy recipe

She said they are easy to make, and you can just set them into ice cube type shapes if you want small amounts for children.

I guess they work kind of like a bath bomb.

AnnieOH1 · 12/11/2018 13:52

I've got "ickle baby baff" from Lush in my head as a possibility?

iwantavuvezela · 12/11/2018 13:56

I am not sure abut toddlers but i have been looking to replace my own foaming bath stuff that comes in plastic. Neills Yard as mentioned is one that does it it glass, but of course it is quite pricey.

They do this for children www.nealsyardremedies.com/mother-and-baby/mother-and-baby-care/baby-care/1608.html but with quite a hefty price tag - although it is a litre!

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