An exquisite addition to your at-home spa routine, these fragrant, all-natural DIY flower bath salts will transport your senses to a tranquil haven in your next bath. Making use of the “DIY Floral Bath Salts” post from Married to the Earth as a jumping off point, this page will show you how to make a soothing floral soak in the comfort of your own home by combining various plants.
Clear and Simple Directions
Follow this step-by-step guide:
1-Combine the Base Salts
1-Combine the Base SaltsCombine 1 cup of Epsom salt, 1 cup of Himalayan or coarse sea salt, and around ¼ cup of baking soda in an appropriately sized container. Do the mixing until a uniform texture is achieved.
2-Dilute the Essential Oil
In a separate container, mix essential oils of 20-30 drops with ordinary oil of 2 tablespoons.
3-Top with Dried Flowers
Put some dried flower petals of calendula, rosebuds, or lavender. Mix it to the oil until properly combined.
4-Combine the Ingredients in a Jar
Coat the salt mixture evenly by pouring the oil blend into it while swirling. Spoon into an attractive glass jar or other well sealed container. Put a finishing touch on your project with a bespoke label, like the ones given by Married to the Earth.
Instructions for Using Floral Bath Salts
- Boil some water and pour it into the tub.
- Bring the amount of flowery bath salts to about 1/4 to 1/3 cup.
- Gently shake the mixture to break it up. You can let the dried petals float or put them in a small cotton bag.
- It takes 20 to 30 minutes to soak, and then you may relax and smell the minerals that smell good and make you feel good.
- After you soak, towel your skin and rinse the tub to keep it from being blocked.
Use only organic petals that are suitable for the skin to get advantages that are calming and won’t irritate the skin.
Making your own floral bath salts is an easy and fashionable method to make your life and health better. Enjoy the beauty, health benefits, and handmade charm of these flower baths. You can change the scents to suit your tastes or get ideas from Married to the Earth’s original DIY post.
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