Holiday stocking stuffers from 25 units

Five Christmas scents per box. Handmade to order, free shipping.

1. Bundle Box: Christmas Edition, best for holiday scent variety

• $2.10/unit at 25 (3 oz)
• $1.93/unit at 1,000 (3 oz)
• 3 oz or 5 oz
• 5 holiday scents
• 5 of each per 25
• Round

The Christmas Bundle Box is a 25-unit assortment of round bath bombs in five holiday scents: Hot Totti, Snowman, Elfsweat, Candycane, and Kringleberry. Each case arrives as five of each scent. It ranks first because it is the only pick where every scent name says Christmas.

The 3 oz box costs $52.50 for 25, or $2.10 each. The price drops to $1.99 at 100, $1.97 at 500, and $1.93 at 1,000. The 5 oz version starts at $58.75 for 25, or $2.35 each, and reaches $2.05 at 1,000.

Size works in its favor. A 3 oz round measures 2 inches across and drops into the toe of a stocking.

The 5 oz round is 2.25 inches and makes a fuller gift. A retailer can sell the scents as singles or pair two in a cello bag for a higher ticket.

For an office exchange of 25 people, one 3 oz box covers everyone at $52.50 with free shipping. For a retail display, four boxes at the 100-unit tier cost $199.00 and give 20 units of each scent, enough to spot the best seller by mid-December.

Best suited for: Gift shops, salons, and boutiques that want one holiday SKU with built-in variety. It also suits office gift exchanges, since each recipient can get a different scent from one order.

2. 67 Bath Bomb, best for teens and trend shoppers

• $2.56/unit at 25
• $2.31/unit at 1,000
• 5 oz
• Huckleberry Blast
• Blue to purple
• Holiday limited

The 67 Bath Bomb is a 5 oz bath bomb built around the "6 7" phrase that spread on TikTok in 2025. Its scent is Huckleberry Blast, and the water shifts from blue to purple. Made Natural's retail listing sells it as a two-pack for $15 and labels it limited for the holiday season.

Wholesale pricing follows the shaped-bomb ladder. Twenty-five units cost $64.00, or $2.56 each. The unit price falls to $2.44 at 100, $2.34 at 500, and $2.31 at 1,000.

The appeal is recognition. A teen who finds a 67 in a stocking gets the joke instantly, which makes it the most talked-about item on this list.

The trade-off is shelf life: trend products sell fast and fade faster, so order this one for one season, not three. The story behind the 67 bath bomb covers how the trend started.

A two-case order of 50 costs $124.00, which keeps the risk small for a store unsure of its teen traffic. If it sells out by early December, the 5 to 10 business day production window still allows one reorder before the holiday.

Best suited for: Stores with a teen or tween audience, TikTok Shop sellers, and parents shopping for kids aged 10 to 16. Stock it shallow and reorder, since its demand is tied to a trend.

3. Sweet Sugar Donut Bath Bomb, best for the lowest unit price

• $2.09/unit at 25
• $1.89/unit at 1,000
• 3.75 oz
• Cotton candy and donut
• Sprinkles
• Dessert shape

The Sweet Sugar Donut is a 3.75 oz donut-shaped bath bomb with sprinkles, scented cotton candy and donut per its product page. It carries the lowest unit price on this list at every tier. Twenty-five cost $52.25, or $2.09 each, and 1,000 cost $1,890.00, or $1.89 each.

Between those points, the price is $2.02 at 50, $2.00 at 100, $1.96 at 250, and $1.91 at 500. That makes it the strongest margin pick for a store selling singles at a few dollars each.

It ranks third, below the Christmas Bundle, because a donut says dessert, not Christmas. Wrapped in red or green tissue, it still reads as a treat.

The caution is the same as any food-shaped bath product: it looks edible. Keep it out of stockings for toddlers, and keep the bath-product label visible.

For a holiday fair filling 250 stockings, the 250-unit tier costs $490.00, or $1.96 each. Pair each donut with a candy cane and a tag, and the add-on cost per stocking stays low enough to leave room for the fair's margin.

Best suited for: Retailers chasing margin, school and church holiday fairs, and anyone filling a large number of stockings on a fixed budget. It is also a gift for older kids who like sweet scents.

4. Breathe Easy Eucalyptus Cube Steamer, best for shower-only homes

• $2.75/unit at 25
• $1.95/unit at 1,000
• 4 oz cube
• Eucalyptus essential oil
• No tub needed
• Shower steamer

Breathe Easy is a 4 oz cube shower steamer made with eucalyptus essential oil. It sits on the shower floor, away from direct spray, and releases scent as water reaches it. That makes it the only pick on this list for people who do not have a bathtub, such as many apartment renters and college students.

Its pricing has the steepest volume drop on the list. Twenty-five cost $68.75, or $2.75 each, and 100 cost $260.00, or $2.60. At 500 the price falls to $1,000.00, or $2.00 each, and at 1,000 it is $1,950.00, or $1.95.

It ranks fourth because it lacks a holiday theme. Eucalyptus reads as winter, which helps on a December shelf card.

Keep the copy to scent and ritual and avoid wellness claims. The shower steamer guide explains placement for customers who have not used one before.

The 500-unit tier is where this steamer changes the math, dropping from $2.60 to $2.00 a unit. A store that sells shower steamers year-round can buy at that tier in November and carry the rest into winter, since eucalyptus is not tied to one holiday.

Best suited for: College towns, apartment-heavy neighborhoods, and gift lists that include someone with no tub. A store can pair it with a bath bomb so one gift covers both households.

5. Shark Attack Bath Cake, best for kids who want a surprise

• $3.65/unit at 25
• $3.30/unit at 1,000
• 5 oz
• Blueberry blend
• Fin or shark topper
• Frosting plus base

Shark Attack is a 5 oz bath cake: a bath bomb base topped with foaming frosting and either a shark fin or a shark topper. The product page describes a blueberry scent with notes of raspberry, grape, strawberry, and peach, and lists coconut oil and essential oil in the base.

Bath cakes cost more because they combine two products. Twenty-five units are $91.25, or $3.65 each. One hundred are $350.00, or $3.50, and 1,000 are $3,300.00, or $3.30.

It is the kid pick on this list, and the mixed toppers add a small surprise when the wrapper comes off. It ranks last only because it has no holiday tie and the highest unit cost.

For a family that already loves the theme, the shark bath bomb guide has more ideas. Note that it looks like a cupcake, so it suits school-age kids over toddlers.

A kids' boutique can display it beside other shark bath bombs and ocean toys for a themed shelf. One case of 25 costs $91.25 with free shipping, so it is a low-risk way to test a premium item at the holiday price point.

Best suited for: Toy stores, kids' boutiques, and parents filling stockings for children aged 5 to 10. It works as the one bigger item in a stocking beside smaller treats.

When should I order bath bombs for Christmas?

Order by mid-November for December retail, since production takes 5 to 10 business days and ground transit adds several more. A store that sells most gifts in the first three weeks of December needs stock on the shelf by Thanksgiving week, and late orders should start with a call to (855) 623-3628.

What should a stocking stuffer bath bomb retail for?

Made Natural sells the 67 Bath Bomb as a $15 two-pack on its retail listing, which is one reference point. Wholesale costs on this list run from $1.89 to $3.65 a unit. Set your own retail price from your market, your packaging, and the margin your store needs to cover overhead.

What is a good bath gift for someone without a tub?

A shower steamer is the answer for shower-only homes. Breathe Easy is a 4 oz eucalyptus cube that sits on the shower floor, releases scent as water reaches it, and costs $2.75 a unit at 25 and $1.95 at 1,000. The shower steamer guide covers placement.

Can I mix scents in one wholesale order?

Yes, through a bundle box. The Christmas Bundle Box ships 25 units as five each of Hot Totti, Snowman, Elfsweat, Candycane, and Kringleberry. For single-product picks, the 25-unit minimum applies to each product, so a store can order one case each of several items in one checkout.

Do bath bombs fit inside a standard stocking?

Most do: a 3 oz round from the Christmas Bundle Box is 2 inches across and drops into the toe. A 5 oz round and the bath cakes measure 2.25 inches, which still fits most stockings, and the 4 oz steamer is a cube, so it sits flat in the leg of the stocking.

How long do bath bombs stay fresh as gifts?

Shrink-wrapped bath bombs hold their fizz and scent best when kept sealed in a cool, dry room. Leave the wrap on until the gift is opened, and keep stock away from humid basements, bathrooms, and heaters. Products ordered in November will be fresh for Christmas morning when stored this way.