Essentially Natural Citric Acid - Anhydrous

• Can be used in DIY cosmetics and personal care products to delay discolouration and to retain vitamin content
• Citric acid anhydrous is fully biodegradable and is the most widely used organic acid and pH-control agent

• Though not a preservative, citric acid does help to boost the efficacy of your preservative
• Fully biodegradable and is the most widely used organic acid and pH-control agent
• Food grade product

Beautifying Rose Milk Bath Bombs

1 c baking soda

½ c citric acid

½ c cornstarch or arrowroot powder

¼ c powdered milk

3 T Epsom salt

dried rose petals

1 tsp water or rose floral water

3 -4 tsp almond oil

15 - 20 drops rose oil

Whisk the dry ingredients and the rose petals together in a bowl. In a separate bowl mix the wet ingredients together, then slowly add the liquid to the dry ingredients, whisking as you go. If the mixture holds its shape when squeezed together it is ready, otherwise if not, use a spray bottle of water to spray once or twice to moisten the mixture. Don't spray too much or it will fizz. Press the mixture into molds and leave to dry overnight. View more of our bath bomb recipes on our blog.

Citric acid (Acidum citricum) - anhydrous

SDS available for download here

COA available for download here

Note: A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is a document sharing the outcomes of a scientific test. It helps us verify that a product meets the specified standards. These tests are conducted on product batches, so slight variations in results between different batches are normal. If the batch number on this COA doesn't match the one on the product you bought from us, please get in touch with us. This is just one recent instance. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or concerns.

If you add too much citric acid to hair products like shampoos, it can lighten hair colour.

Store away from children, animals, sunlight and heat. If pregnant or breastfeeding, please consult with your medical care-giver before use.