When I started planning the Harry Potter inspired bath bombs, I knew I wanted to incorporate a couple of the Hogwarts Houses. I came up with the idea of this bath bomb after seeing the wintery and Yule scenes in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Pick your favorites or make all 6 but know that the mixture can create around 3-6 bath bombs, depending on the size of the mold. Combining our love of Harry Potter and Bath Bombs has been an amazing journey for us and I love sharing these bath bomb recipes with you!

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I’ve always felt a strong affinity for the Ravenclaw house and feel the Sorting Hat would have sorted me into Ravenclaw.Young witches and wizards will love brewing up this simple recipe that comes packed in a cute little cauldron so you can take your bath bomb and go! The science behind them is a brilliant chemistry potions lesson, plus they are so much fun to make and use. Regardless of which house the cauldron reveals, you will certainly enjoy a relaxing and lovely scented bath experience. We love our Cauldron Bath Bombs that have a house reveal, but we also wanted a bath bomb that looks like the Sorting Hat, so here it is!