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I recently discovered a **lush magical stone dupe** that I wanted to share with all of you. As many of you know, Lush is a popular brand known for their bath and body products, particularly their bath bombs. Their magical stone bath bomb is a fan favorite, but unfortunately, it can be quite pricey. After searching online, I stumbled upon a homemade recipe that claims to be a perfect dupe for the lush magical stone bath bomb. Intrigued, I decided to give it a try. The ingredients were fairly simple, all of which I had in my pantry already.

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The ingredients were fairly simple, all of which I had in my pantry already. I gathered together baking soda, citric acid, Epsom salt, cornstarch, almond oil, essential oils, water, and some food coloring for a touch of whimsy. The first step was to combine the dry ingredients (baking soda, citric acid, Epsom salt, and cornstarch) in a bowl.

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I then mixed in the wet ingredients (almond oil, water, and essential oils) until the mixture had a damp, sandy texture. Next came the fun part – shaping the **lush magical stone dupe** mixture into rocks! I rolled the mixture into small balls and then shaped them into irregular rock-like shapes. The rocks were then left to dry for a day or two until they were firm and hard. Finally, it was time to test out my homemade **lush magical stone dupe**. I filled up my bathtub with warm water and dropped in one of the rocks. To my delight, it fizzed and released a lovely aroma just like the lush magical stone bath bomb. The water turned a beautiful, vibrant color, which added to the overall experience. I soaked in the bath for a while and felt thoroughly relaxed and pampered. Overall, I was extremely pleased with the results of my **lush magical stone dupe** experiment. Not only did it save me money, but it also allowed me to recreate the luxurious bath experience of the lush magical stone bath bomb at home. I will definitely be making more of these homemade dupe rocks in the future..

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