How to Make Cannabis-Infused Bath Bombs

Have you ever had a toke off a bowl or pipe that was so good, you wanted to swim in it? Soak in it? Bathe in it? After all, what could be more relaxing than simply smoking or eating cannabis than having the entire sensation surround you? There’s very little that could take you to that place of contented bliss. And up until now, you may have thought it impossible. But it’s not. By making your own cannabis-infused bath bombs, you can truly enjoy the marijuana plant in a way you may have never thought possible before.

Benefits of Weed Bath Bombs

While cannabis-infused bath bombs will relax you in a way you never thought possible before, there are even more benefits to making your very own. Bath bombs have been known to help your body not only relax, but also detoxify.  This is especially true when you add epsom salts to your weed bath bombs, because it actually pulls toxins out of your skin so it keeps that healthy glow and remains very soft.

Depending on the essential oils you use, it can also have a variety of effects. Lavender will help enhance the relaxation effects of the bath bomb, while peppermint can give help calm nausea. Eucalyptus oils will help with breathing and, being antimicrobial will also help ward off infections and other sicknesses. Many different essential oils have many different benefits, so you really just have to find the one that’s right for you depending on what you need most.

The question then is, how do you actually make your own?

How to Make Cannabis-Infused Bath Bombs

The good news is that cannabis-infused bath bombs are very easy to make. All you really have to do is know how to make cannabis-infused coconut oil (a process that is very easy in itself), and then combine a few common ingredients. While they do take a little time to dry, the recipe below makes several of them, so you’ll have weed bath bombs for several weeks to come. And they can be used whenever you need to take the edge off a little.

Of course, anyone that’s made edibles knows that to extract the THC from the cannabis, you first need to cook it in fat. Marijuana is fat soluble, meaning that simply soaking it in water won’t be enough to extract the THC out of it. It has to be fat. And when making cannabis-infused bath bombs, there’s no better fat than coconut oil because it’s so incredibly good for the skin. And making it is no sweat.

Start by placing one and a half cups of coconut oil into a slow cooker. Grind about 37 grams of cannabis into the coconut oil, making sure to use the entire marijuana plant including the buds, stems, and leaves. This is a great place to extract whatever you can out of them. Then, just place the lid on and turn the slow cooker to low.

Cook anywhere from 8 to 24 hours, knowing that the longer you cook it, the more potent your cannabis-infused bath bombs will be. When it’s done, strain the marijuana pieces out of the coconut oil and allow it to cool completely.

Just before the coconut oil cools completely and solidifies, place three to four teaspoons into a large bowl. Add 1/4 cup of lemon juice, two teaspoons of rose water, one teaspoon of essential oil, and two to three drops of food coloring (if you want your bath water to be a pretty color).

In a separate bowl combine 1/2 cup of baking soda, two tablespoons of finely ground Himalayan sea salts, and two tablespoons of food coloring. Combine all the ingredients in each bowl very well and then slowly add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients, whisking them until they’re well combined.

Then, wearing rubber gloves, use your hands to knead the wet and dry ingredients together completely until it feels like wet sand. Check the mixture periodically to see if it stays together by squeezing some of it in the palm of your hand. If it stays together, place the mixture into molds (cookie cutters are just fine), and level them with a butter knife. If you find that the mixture just won’t stay together after a long kneading time, add a few more drops of rose water and that should be enough to make the mixture stick.

Once the mixture has been placed into molds, allow them to dry overnight. Once your weed bath bombs are completely dry, you can remove them from the molds and use them whenever you like. If you’re going to be storing them for a while, place them in the fridge to keep them away from heat and humidity.

While this recipe for weed bath bombs will make about six or seven, don’t feel as though you need to have that much weed in order to make it. You can cut the recipe down to suit the needs for how many bath bombs you want to make. But they do last a long time in the fridge so if you want to take a swim in marijuana plants instead of simply smoking it while you’re in there, make these cannabis-infused bath bombs!

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