Homemade Bath Salts
Turn a plain old soak into a real retreat with bath salts you make yourself.
Martha Stewart Living, May 2004
Turn a plain old soak into a real retreat with bath salts you make yourself.
Tools and Materials:
Sea salt or kosher salt
Aromatic bath oil
Dried fragrant plants, like lavendar or eucalyptus (optional)
Glass or plastic jar
Spice sachet
Steps:
1) Start with about 4 cups of sea salt or kosher salt. Mix in several drops of an aromatic bath oil (available at bath and beauty stores) and, if you wish, dried fragrant plants, such as lavender or eucalyptus.
2) Pour into a jar for yourself or to give as a gift. Use a few spoonfuls of salts per bath; to keep herbs from floating, spoon the mixture into a spice sachet (available at gourmet grocery stores).
from:http://www.marthastewart.com/272862/homemade-bath-salts
Tools and Materials:
Sea salt or kosher salt
Aromatic bath oil
Dried fragrant plants, like lavendar or eucalyptus (optional)
Glass or plastic jar
Spice sachet
Steps:
1) Start with about 4 cups of sea salt or kosher salt. Mix in several drops of an aromatic bath oil (available at bath and beauty stores) and, if you wish, dried fragrant plants, such as lavender or eucalyptus.
2) Pour into a jar for yourself or to give as a gift. Use a few spoonfuls of salts per bath; to keep herbs from floating, spoon the mixture into a spice sachet (available at gourmet grocery stores).
from:http://www.marthastewart.com/272862/homemade-bath-salts
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