Jen Causey-Kidder
Jen Causey-Kidder November 28, 2018

DIY Champagne Bubble Bath Favors

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Hey, all you lovers of Champagne… I’ve got the most fabulous and ridiculously easy DIY favor/gift idea for you today on day three of #favorweek! How to make Champagne Bubble Bath, yes that’s right, and yes there is real champagne in the mixture! This project is so easy and wonderful that it would be the perfect project for those who have never make a beauty DIY before because it’s practically foolproof. These bottles would make terrific bridal shower or bachelorette party favors, and of course, because it’s favor week, wonderful holiday gifts too!

DIY Champagne Bubble Bath, wow how awesome!
Learn how to make your own bubble bath with real Champagne in it!

Extra, Extra

Want to make your bubble bath as extra as possible? Put Champagne in it, duh! Your bath taking will never be the same after you do…

DIY Champagne Bubble Bath, wow how awesome!

SUPPLIES:

  • Liquid Soap Base Concentrate
  • Your Favorite Champagne
  • 8oz. Bottles
  • Champagne (or other) Fragrance Oil
  • Glitter
  • Mixing Bowl
  • Whisk
  • Measuring Cup
  • Funnel
  • 8.5″ x 11″ White Waterproof Label Sheet
  • Home Printer
  • Scissors
  • Twine
  • Our FREE printable labels at the end of the post!
Learn how to make your own bubble bath with real Champagne in it!

The Mixture

Recipe per 8oz Bottle:

  • 5 ounces Liquid Soap Base Concentrate
  • 3 ounces Champagne
  • 3 mL Champagne Fragrance Oil
  • dash of glitter

I’m making 5 bottles worth at once so the recipe is:

  • 25 ounces Liquid Soap Base Concentrate
  • 15 ounces Champagne
  • 15 mL Champagne Fragrance Oil
  • 5 dashes of glitter

Add the Champagne first…

DIY Champagne Bubble Bath, wow how awesome!

…then add the soap

Learn how to make your own bubble bath with real Champagne in it!

…then add the fragrance oil and the glitter.

DIY Champagne Bubble Bath, wow how awesome!
Learn how to make your own bubble bath with real Champagne in it!

Whisk

Use a whisk to mix all the ingredients together…

DIY Champagne Bubble Bath, wow how awesome!

Pour

Pour your fancy bubble bath into each bottle using a funnel.

Learn how to make your own bubble bath with real Champagne in it!

Print + Cut

Click the graphic at the end of the post to instantly download Champagne labels, there are 6 per page. Print onto 8.5ā€ x 11ā€ white waterproof label sheet using your home printer. Iā€™m using my Canon PIXMA TS9520C Crafting Printer! Then cut out each label.

Free printable Champagne Bubble Bath labels!

Label

Peel the backing from each label and then add to each bottle. This label sheet is fantastic, 100% waterproof so the inkjet design won’t get ruined in your bathroom!

Learn how to make your own bubble bath with real Champagne in it!

Add A Bow

Finish with a little twine or ribbon bow! I told you they were SUPER easy to make… practically nothing to it but your friends will be Immensely impressed!

DIY Champagne Bubble Bath, wow how awesome!
Learn how to make your own bubble bath with real Champagne in it!

Wedding or Holiday

Simply switch up the ribbon or twine color to make these darling little favors look more holiday-ish and less wedding-ish! These would make the most wonderful, inexpensive, and quick holiday gifts. Especially because everyone could use a nice hot soak in the tub this time of year!

DIY Champagne Bubble Bath, wow how awesome!
Learn how to make your own bubble bath with real Champagne in it!

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DIY Tutorial Credits

Photography + DIY Tutorial: Jen Causey of Something Turquoise // All Beauty Supplies: BrambleBerry.com // Waterproof Label Sheet: Amazon // Twine: Amazon // Nail Polish: OPI – Withstands the Test of Thyme

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