For many years I have been on the path to reduce
chemicals in our home, and to become
greener, healthier and a happier household.
The journey has taken me to making my own natural soap, cleaning products,
laundry soap and organic beauty products.
I have decided to live with less, thus I ditched my
plastic sandwich bags and Windex many many years ago.
Continuing on my quest to living simple.
I would often wonder what is in the commercial or store
bought bubble baths.
The solution was to make my own natural bubble bath.
DIY Bubble Bath Recipe
DIY Bubble Bath Recipe
Combine:
1 Bottle of Natural Dishwashing Soap
¼ Cup of Glycerine
1 Tablespoon of Sugar
10 Drop of Lavender Essential Oil
Food Coloring (optional)
1 Bottle of Natural Dishwashing Soap
¼ Cup of Glycerine
1 Tablespoon of Sugar
10 Drop of Lavender Essential Oil
Food Coloring (optional)
Mix together all ingredients gently until sugar is dissolved.
Store in container and enjoy in your next
warm bath filled with luxurious bubbles.
The secret to this recipe is the glycerine and sugar
that create big, long, lasting bubbles.
For this recipe, I use Ultra Dishmate by Earth Friendly Products.
This liquid dishwashing cleaner is a great product.
Made from coconut oil and free from phosphates, dyes or perfumes.
Need I say anything more?
Draw yourself a bath and jump into those big fluffy bubbles.
Thanks for dropping by and visiting my blog.
Let's Be Friends ;o)
Smiles, Paula
Another great recipe of yours on my list to try! Thank you for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteLove bubble bath! Ill have to give this a try.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at our Sunday Round Up.
xoxo
Heather
www.heatherlyloves.com
I love your DIY recipes! I'm going to purchase the ingredients and make some of this for my daughter...as well as some of the other things you show how to make (like the liquid soap). Where do you get the cute containers to hold the stuff you make? I see that some are mason jars, but where do you get the other containers (like the one with the cork in this picture)? (watershipdown(at)charter(dot)net)
ReplyDeleteHello Sarah, Thanks for stopping by my blog. I love making my own bubble bath, to save money and stay green. Plus I am able to customize my own scents. I shop for my bottles at yard sales and second hand shops. I purchased a large bag of different size corks from Micheal's craft store, to fit various bottles. Smiles, Paula ;o)
DeleteHow wonderful! I'm going to have to make a bottle for my little one. Thanks for sharing at A Pinteresting Party!
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm so gonna try this! Thank you for sharing,this is the most useful post in a while!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea. I love the bottle that you used too. Megan
ReplyDeleteMy girls would love this!
ReplyDeleteWill be trying this one :)
ReplyDeleteWill use this! Thanks!
ReplyDeletehi, where do you get your soy based food coloring? I'd love to have an safe, non toxic way of coloring all these wonderful recipes I'm pinning from you.
ReplyDeletethank you for your time
Try your local health food store, and go with a natural plant based colorant like alkanet root powder. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
DeleteHello Paula, thanks for the recipe of your bubble bath, will give it a try. Can I substitute white sugar to brown sugar? Or it has to be white sugar? Does it make any difference? Thanks..
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if one would get the same results by substituting brown sugar for white sugar. If you are up for experimenting give this recipe a try with brown sugar and see how it works. Thanks for taking the time to visit my blog. ;o)
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