What you'll be able to do
- Make three bath bombs on camera — Romantic Rose, fresh Lemon and a striking multi-colour bath bomb
- Understand the fizz — how baking soda and citric acid react, and how to get a hard bomb that fizzes, not crumbles
- Choose and prepare the right ingredients — baking soda, citric acid, cornstarch, Epsom salt, essential oils and bath-safe colour
- Colour, layer and mould a bath bomb so it looks like a premium spa product
- Dry, cure and store bath bombs so they stay hard, fizzy and gift-ready
- Pack, label and present bath bombs for gifting, hampers and festive demand
- Price every bomb for profit and build a small brand to sell on WhatsApp, Instagram and at melas
Make it at home. Sell it everywhere.
₹20–40 cost → ₹100–250 sale
A bath bomb costs a few rupees of soda, acid and oil to make. Spa and gift brands sell them for ten times that.
Sell on WhatsApp, Instagram & melas
Gift boxes, festive hampers, wedding favours and society stalls — where buyers already are.
Return gifts & festival demand
Diwali, Rakhi, weddings and housewarmings — bath bombs are a premium gift you can make in batches.
Everything inside BathBomb Shala
Module 1 · Start Here — Welcome & Bath Bomb Basics 3 Lessons · 15 min
Welcome & Introduction to Bath Bomb Making
02:18
What is a Bath Bomb — The Science of the Fizz
02:51
Knowledge of Products & Ingredients
09:31
Module 2 · The Bath Bomb Recipes 3 Lessons · 28 min
Romantic Rose Bath Bomb
Free preview 14:44
Lemon Bath Bomb
09:53
Multi-Colour Bath Bomb
03:09
Module 3 · Use, Packaging & Selling 2 Lessons · 7 min
How to Use Bath Bombs
02:08
Packaging, Pricing & Selling
04:44
Bonus · The Bilingual Course Handbook (PDF) 1 Lesson · 15 min
BathBomb Shala — Bilingual Course Handbook (English + Hindi PDF)
15:00
The recipes — three on video, more in the handbook
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Romantic Rose
Rose essential oil, a soft pink and dried petals — the full base method, on video.
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Fresh Lemon
A bright, citrus bath bomb — the everyday and summer bestseller.
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Multi-Colour
Two or three colours layered into one striking, photo-ready bomb.
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Lavender
A calming lavender bath bomb — written out in the bilingual handbook.
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The Fizz Science
The baking-soda-and-citric-acid ratio that makes a bomb hard and fizzy, not crumbly.
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Moulding & Curing
How to press, release and dry a bath bomb so it holds its shape and lasts.
Real bath bombs. Real spa-style fizz.
Made for anyone who wants a real home income
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Homemakers
Turn a free afternoon into a batch of bombs you can sell this week.
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Students & side-hustlers
Low-investment income — a bowl, a mould and a few hundred rupees to start.
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Existing sellers
Selling soap, candles or bath salts already? Add the easiest premium gift.
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Aspiring founders
Build your own bath and body brand from the first bomb.
Wrap and box it like a spa brand
Wrap, box & hamper
Keep bombs dry with the right wrap, and box them so they look like a gift worth ₹200.
Labels that build trust
Ingredients, how to use, a best-before date and your brand — the honest, professional way.
Price for gifting
Turn a ₹30 bomb into a ₹150 gift with the right wrap and box — the full video shows how.
More than a course — a complete toolkit
Bilingual Course Handbook (PDF)
Included free. The recipes in English + हिंदी — quantities, method, moulding, drying and safety notes — so you can make without the video.
BathBomb Shala DIY Kit
Optional, from the GyaanShala store — soda, citric acid, oils, colours and moulds in one box, so you can start the day it arrives.
Certificate of completion
Finish the course and download your GyaanShala certificate.
The people behind the recipes
Anju Mittal
Your instructor
Anju formulates the soap, shampoo, hair oil, face pack, perfume and bath-salt recipes GyaanShala teaches — and sold every one of them from home first, spoiled batches included. She writes the pieces about what goes in the jar, what keeps, and what a salon actually orders.
Questions about this course
Is this course in Hindi or English?
Both. The videos are taught in easy Hinglish, and the course handbook is fully bilingual — every recipe in English and हिंदी.
Do I need any machine or special equipment?
No. A bowl, a mould and your hands. The only trick is getting the wet-to-dry balance right, which the course shows step by step.
How many recipes will I learn?
Three are demonstrated on video — Romantic Rose, Lemon and a multi-colour bath bomb — and more, including Lavender, are written out in the bilingual handbook.
Why do my bath bombs crumble or not fizz?
That is the exact problem the course solves — the right ratio of baking soda to citric acid, how much moisture to add, and how to mould, dry and cure so every bomb is hard and fizzes properly.
Where do I buy the ingredients?
Every ingredient and where to source it is covered. If you would rather have it all in one box, a BathBomb Shala kit is available in the GyaanShala store.
Can I sell what I make?
Yes — that is the point of the course. The last lessons cover how to use, pack, price and brand your bath bombs so they are ready to sell.
How long do I have access?
Lifetime. Watch on any device, as many times as you like, and download your certificate when you finish.
Is there a guarantee?
Yes — a 7-day money-back guarantee.
