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How to Make DIY Unicorn Bubbles: A Step by Step Tutorial

This post was originally published in April 2020 and updated as of May 2023.

Unicorn bubbles are full of color, smell wonderful, and the kids can’t get enough of it! Add some toys or just let them enjoy the feeling of the bubble foam!

DIY Rainbow Unicorn Bubbles in container

How to Make DIY Unicorn Bubbles: A Step by Step Tutorial

When we were in quarantine, we were in constant need of stimulating activities for the kiddos. And while we love making things with glue, clay, and paint, it is fun for everyone to mix up the supplies that we use and the projects that we make, and homemade Unicorn Bubbles definitely does that!

Unicorn bubbles are always a hit with our kids and use the most simple ingredients that you probably have in your house right now! You can put them in a big tupperware inside or outside, or make it in the bathtub for a fun bath time with easy clean up!

 

How to Make DIY Rainbow Unicorn Bubbles

Supplies needed to make Unicorn Bubbles

  • Body wash or bubble bath
  • Water
  • Food Coloring
  • Mixer or blender

How do you make Unicorn Bubbles?

If you can dump a few things in a blender (a mixer or food processor work too), you can make unicorn bubbles (also known as bubble foam)! Just dump, mix, and play!

This bubble foam is full of color, smells wonderful and the kids can’t get enough of playing with it! Add some toys to the mix and let your kids give them bubble beards and scrub them clean, or just let them enjoy the feeling of playing in foam!

Unicorn Bubbles Step-by-Step

Watch the video (and be sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel), or read the steps below!

Step 1: Add ingredients

Add 1/4 cup of body wash and 1/2 cup of water and a few drops of food coloring to the mixer or blender.

Step 2: Mix ingredients

Mix everything together on high speed until it forms stiff peaks (like whipped cream).

Step 3: Empty bubbles into container

Empty the bubbles in a large bin or empty bath tub. Repeat the process with different colors.

Step 4: Have fun with unicorn bubbles!

Let the kids mix and swirl (and basically wash their hands) like crazy! We added some figurines to the bubbles and the kids had so much fun.

Afterward, we put our bin in the shower and the kids rinsed all the toys and had another round of fun with the bubbles in the water.

Kids playing with Rainbow Unicorn Bubbles

Kids swirling rainbow unicorn bubbles

Kids scooping up rainbow unicorn bubble foam

DIY Unicorn Bubbles

DIY Unicorn Bubbles

Unicorn bubbles are full of color, smells wonderful, and the kids can’t get enough of it! Add some toys or just let them enjoy the feeling of the foam!

Materials

  • Body wash or bubble bath
  • Water
  • Food Coloring
  • Mixer or blender

Instructions

  1. Add 1/4 cup of body wash and 1/2 cup of water and a few drops of food coloring to the mixer or blender.
  2. Mix everything together on high speed until it forms stiff peaks (like whipped cream).
  3. Empty the bubbles in a large bin or empty bath tub. Repeat the process with different colors.
  4. Let the kids mix and swirl (and basically wash their hands) like crazy! We added some figurines to the bubbles and the kids had so much fun.

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xo, Sam

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  • PamJune 1, 2021 - 1:37 pm

    will the kids skin get stained with the food coloring in the foam?ReplyCancel

    • prettylifegirlsJune 1, 2021 - 1:45 pm

      Nope! I think the soap counteracts the coloring!ReplyCancel

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