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DIY Floral Bath Salts + Printable Labels
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Dec
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DIY Floral Bath Salts
Yield: Approximately 5 cups
supplies
- 2 lbs of Epsom Salts (I used these)
- Assorted dried flowers (Rose Petals, Calendula (Marigold), Chamomile Flowers, Lavender, Hibiscus Flower) I used these.
- 6 drops of Lavender Essential Oil (I used this)
- 2 drops of Frankincense Essential Oil (I used this)
- Large glass jar or smaller jars (I found mine at a major craft store, similar, similar)
- Wooden Scoops (I used these)
- Muslin Bags ( Found here or DIY)
- Natural Twine ( Found here)
- Printable Label (Download) (If you are using different ingredients you can download this version that will allow you to write in your ingredients by hand)
- Label printing paper (like this)
- Xacto knife
- Cutting mat
- metal ruler
- Pour 2 lbs of epsom salts into a large mixing bowl.
- Add approximately 1/4c of each dried flower variety.
- Stir until well combined and continue stirring while adding the lavender and frankincense essential oils.
- Print labels on sticker paper and cut out, leaving 1/8th of an inch of white beyond the black border.
- place label stickers on glass jars.
- Fill jar/s with Floral Bath Salts Mixture
- Tie wooden scoop and muslin bag to the jar using string or twine.
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How many jars does this recipe make, approximately?
Hi Aislynn,
This recipe makes approximately 5 cups, I used a little over 4 cups to fill the large jar shown which is 32 oz.
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Does this all need cleaned out of the bathtub after though?
Hi Bailey,
You can put the bath salt mixture in a small cotton or muslin drawstring bag to steep in the bath – that way there should be no major cleanup involved!
-Sarah
OMG! it’s nowhere near my mother’s birthday or mothers day but that’s not stopping my from making this for my boss-ass bath loving mother. SO CUTE!
Do you have to use the muslin bags or can you just add the mixture to the bath water
You don’t have to use the muslin bags – their primary purpose is to make the post bath clean-up easier!
Hi. How do you suggest us making creative labels like these? I love the printables but would like to type in my ingredients for a smooth finish.. Love it! Thank you.
Hi Cydnee! I use Adobe Indesign to create labels and printables, you could probably use Word to achieve a similar look. I would definitely recommend checking out free font sites and finding /installing some fun fonts to play around with in your designs!