Get your Hogwarts house inspired nails on, with these polish strips that dry in no time at all. Magic. House pride hair set In the microwave safe container add the coconut oil. Melt in the microwave in short intervals with lots of stirring until it is liquid. The best part about this bath bomb project is that it feels like a real potions class! With all the little cauldrons and the many bowls of different coloured potions brewing, it makes for a fantastically real feeling class from Hogwarts. We just need Snape pacing around us, peering down his nose and it would be perfect.

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We also didn’t have any polysorbate 80 on hand, so if you look closely you can see our colours and coconut oil float on top of the water. BUT, we were still able to do a fun demonstration and record it for you to see the general idea. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.In the very first story we are shown a powerful scene where Harry Potter is being sorted into his Hogwarts House. After hearing how many dark wizards have come from Slytherin, Harry decides he doesn’t want to be in Slytherin. He fears joining that house will make him evil. Just like Volemort, who killed his parents. So when it came time to try a new bath bomb recipe, the one that came to mind first was creating our very own Golden Snitch. This recipe is a little different from our other bath bomb recipes, we changed up the ingredients yet again, because… well science! We know bath bombs are about the chemical reaction between acids and bases from our previous bath bomb making sessions. So like any great potions student, we like to experiment! This time the change in ingredients created copious amounts of BUBBLES! While dry the ingredients will not react, but add even a bit of water (try it, just add one drop!), and watch the fizzing start! Moisture is the enemy when making bath bombs! If kids have just washed their hands before starting, make sure they are COMPLETELY dry. If it is raining out or very humid, you may want to leave bath bomb making for another day. The chemical reaction in bath bombs is so sensitive, moisture in the air will trigger a reaction. He starts chanting, “not Slytherin, not Slytherin”. The Sorting Hat takes Harry’s choice into consideration, saying, “Not Slytherin, eh? Are you sure? You could be great, you know, it’s all here in your head, and Slytherin will help you on the way to greatness, no doubt about that — no? Well, if you’re sure — better be GRYFFINDOR!”

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Dive into the wonderful art of book folding, if you have lots of old books or books you probably won't read again (or didn't enjoy) what better way to make use of them than making them into special artworks, you can even decorate the cover if you are not too fussed about the book itself. This pattern is for the phrase 'Always we well all know is Snape's answer to the question about Lily, 'After all this time?'. You'll also receive a free guide to paper folding and also a link to a helpful YouTube video tutorial. If you live somewhere with high humidity or it is a rainy day, the bath bombs will take moisture from the air and could start reacting. This could result in frizzing or puffing up. Reduce the amount of liquid used in the making of the bath bombs and, if at all possible, chose a drier day to make them. Once made, ensure you store your bath bombs in an airtight container or wrap in plastic. CRUMBLY BATH BOMBS In the microwave safe container melt the coconut oil in the microwave. Just heat until it becomes liquid. Don’t let it boil.In a microwave safe container, melt the coconut oil in the microwave in short bursts, stirring in between. You want the oil to just become liquid. Don’t let it boil! Remember moisture is the enemy, it will trigger the reaction. Even humidity in the air can trigger the reaction. Always make bath bombs in a dry climate. SLOWLY add the wet ingredients to the dry. Drop by drop. And mix. Mixing with hands works better. Divide up and color (you want about a 1 to 1 ratio for Hogwarts House bath bombs so for Gryffindor do half the mixture yellow and half red (if you’re doing more than one house in one batch you can split it even further).

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In a small bowl add coconut oil, approximately 10 drops of the essential oils of your choice, and polysorbate 80. Blend well. Then add to the large bowl.These bath bomb molds do take a bit of technique and practice. If you are really struggling, consider using a silicone mold in a cool shape instead. These can be easier for kids to master. Shop credit to spend on LuLaRoe with RaeGunRoe who will be having a special Harry Potter inspired event during the series! Finally, hydrate your face with these Quidditch-themed masks, with each Hogwarts house represented accordingly. Gryffindor masks come infused with bamboo charcoal, Slytherins with Aloe Vera juice, Hufflepuffs with lime juice, and Ravenclaws come with a touch of pomegranate. Just what you need after a stressful match!

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Make a full-size replica of the amazing Maurader’s map, with this free tutorial and template. You can decide whether you want to age the map or not too. You’ll find all you need in the video tutorial along with a list of tools that you’ll need. Once you’re finished, don’t forget to say, ‘mischief managed’.Divide up and color (you want about a 1 to 1 ratio for Hogwarts House bath bombs so for Gryffindor do half the mixture yellow and half red (if you’re doing more than one house in one batch you can split it even further). Some of my readers love the magical touch of a bit of glitter in their bath bombs, but I know all of us are well aware of the need to protect our environment and glitter is one of those contentious issues. When making bath bombs you can use cosmetic glitter, or you can chose a biodegradable glitter. I have linked both below. I will also tell you in complete honesty that when making bath bombs for our own use I usually just leave the glitter out entirely. It does not affect the recipe at all, and for my kids it’s the spectacular eruptions they love, not the glitter. So they don’t miss it. The choice is yours. I have linked to both a cosmetic glitter and biodegradable glitter below. That’s when a Slytherin becomes truly powerful. Like anyone they need to learn how to embrace their strengths and balance them against their weaknesses to find that zone where they thrive. The Sorting – Which Hogwarts House? Leave molds overnight to harden in a cool, dry place or the freezer. The next morning, carefully open the bath bomb mold or pop the bombs from your silicone mold. Calling all Potterheads! If you like to nerd out to Harry Potterlike me, then this is the item for you!