Bath salts are fast and easy to make and allow you to create your own customized scents. They are great for relieving muscle aches and pains, and will leave your skin feeling soft and silky.

Ingredients:

1 cup Coarse Sea Salt
1 cup Epsom Salts
20 drops of Essential Oil

General Information:

Use a wide mouth jar to mix and store your bath salts in. A wide-mouth mason jar works great, but you can also use an old mayonnaise jar. Use any combination of essential oils you like, be creative! For a wonderful, relaxing, and stress-reducing blend, you might consider a combination of Lavender and Lemon Verbena essential oils. For other ideas of oil combinations, try our inexpensive oil-blending decoder cards. We also list the essential oils we use in our bath salts, and you are welcomed to get ideas from these.

Some people recommend more or less essential oil. This is entirely up to you, but In this case, more might be less. We have found that 20 drops of oil for two cups of salt is a good amount for most people.

Keep in mind that ALL salts are dehydrating. If you have dry skin, use bath salts sparingly. You might also consider using bath oils instead.

How to make the Bath Salts:

Measure the salts into the  jar.
Add the essential oil(s).
Cover the jar and shake thoroughly.
Keep tightly covered and store out of direct sunlight.

The bath salts are ready to go, so go draw a bath if you're ready (eager) to try them out! Enjoy!

Bath oils are incredibly easy to make and you can create your own customized scents. They are great for people with dry skin, and will leave you scented like a perfume when you're finished with your bath.

Ingredients:

1 cup Carrier Oil
5 ml Essential Oil

General Information:

Use an appealing and tall 8 oz glass jar with a cork stopper; available at most import stores such as Pier One or Cost Less Imports. If you're less concerned with appearances, a used shampoo container will also work. Use any of essential oils you like and be creative! For a fun and energizing experience, try a combination of Vanilla, Musk, and Lemon Verbena essential oils. For other ideas of oil combinations, try our inexpensive oil-blending decoder cards. We also list the essential oils we use in our bath oils, and you are welcomed to get ideas from these.

For Carrier Oil, we recommend a combination of Grapeseed, Sesame, and Safflower oils. Use can also use Almond Oil. Always use a vegetable-based oil. If you're trying to keep your costs down and want to shop locally, you can use just safflower oil which is available at most supermarkets.

How to make the Bath Oils:

Measure the oil into the jar.
Add the essential oil(s).
Cover the jar and mix slowly, but thoroughly.
Keep tightly covered and store out of direct sunlight.

The bath oils are ready to go, so go draw a bath if you're ready (eager) to try them out! Enjoy!