The holidays are quickly approaching, and I love giving homemade gifts.
How about whipping up some amazing Bubbly Bath Salts.
They make perfect holidays gifts.
Package this Bubbly Bath Salt in fun containers,
along with a washcloth, and tie with a ribbon.
This do it yourself recipe combines the fun of a bubble bath
with the relaxing muscle power of bath salts.
Ingredients:
DIY Bubbly Bath Salts
6 Cups of Kosher Salt
¾ Cup of Liquid Soap
1 Tablespoon of Sweet Almond Oil
1 to 2 Drops of Jasmine Essential Oil
3 to 4 Drops of Food Coloring (optional)
Instructions:
Stir the soap, oils, and food coloring together. Evenly pour over the salt, and stir until the salt is evenly coated. Spread bath salt out in a thin layer on a cookie sheet covered with wax paper, and allow it to air dry overnight. Pack into a glass container of your choice.
Directions:
To use, pour ¼ cup of the salt under running water while drawing a bath. Relax in the tub and enjoy!
Tips:
- Bathing with bath salts stimulates circulation, and hydrates your skin.
- Use mini jars, create a fun pack of three bath salts in different scents.
- Bath salts can open your pores to purify your skin, cleansing away dirt, sweat, and unwanted toxins.
- Enjoy the full benefits of the aromatherapy powers of essential oils.
- Make some lavender bath salt to relax and ease nervous tension.
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I could so make this. It would be a fabulous Christmas gift. Thanks forr the recipe!
ReplyDeleteI agree, I am planning to give them a Christmas gifts. ;o)
Deletethank you so much Paula with all your precious recipes =)
ReplyDeleteThank you for following along with my blog. ;o)
Deletesuch a neat gift idea!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty way to present these bath salts. The lavender sounds great to me. Any special kind of liquid soap you are using?
ReplyDeleteFeel free to use any type of liquid soap that suits you, but I prefer an organic or natural soap. ;o)
DeletePaula, you always have the best beauty recipes! And your packaging is beautiful:)
ReplyDelete~Cindy
Can I substitute Epson salt for the kosher salt?
ReplyDeleteFeel free to substitute Epson Salt. ;o)
DeleteHello I am having trouble finding kosher salt here in the UK, is there another type of salt or another name for the salt that can be used? Also, what type of liquid soap do you suggest? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFeel free to use Sea Salt in replace of the Kosher Salt. I would recommend that you use an organic vegetable based castile liquid soap. Thank for visiting my blog.
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