Wee Robot Kids’ Bath Bomb – Hidden Colour Pop
Small robot. Big bath-time personality.
Our Wee Robot is a thinner, lighter bath bomb from our smaller range, with a hidden colour pop for a wee surprise as it fizzes and foams.
A fun pocket-money treat, party-bag gift, reward or midweek bath-time surprise for little robot fans.
Choose from the dropdown options for the batch available now. These change throughout the year, and the gallery shows examples from different handmade batches.
Handmade and hand-painted in Scotland using our skin-kind Boddle formula. You will receive one Wee Robot bath bomb; group photos show examples, rather than a set. Painted details may vary slightly.
Handmade by Boddle Bath
Moulded and hand-painted by Jen or Cheryl-Marie in our workshop in Uddingston, Glasgow, under our current cosmetic safety assessments.
Each bath bomb is individually handmade, so painted details and bath-art patterns may vary slightly.
How to Enjoy the Bath Art
Fill your bath with warm water, turn off the taps and unwrap the bomb. Gently lower it onto the surface with the painted design facing upwards and allow the fizz to begin before letting go.
Leave the water still at first to enjoy the foam and colour trails before swirling it. Every handmade bomb behaves a little differently, so floating and patterns may vary.
Use with adult supervision. For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes and broken or irritated skin. Stop use if irritation occurs. Rinse the bath after use.
Storage Best Practice
Keep wrapped in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, heat and bathroom steam. An airtight box in a cupboard is ideal.
For the best fizz and scent, enjoy within 4–6 months when stored correctly and follow the label guidance. Paper-bag packaging offers less moisture protection than shrink wrap, so keep those bombs airtight and use promptly, ideally within a month.
Ingredients & Skin Information
Check your bath bomb’s label for its full ingredients and fragrance allergens before use, particularly if you have known allergies or sensitivities.
Read our plain-English ingredient guide on the What’s in our bombs? page.
