How To Make Floral Bath Salts
I’m using Lavender, rose and calendula petals for the floral bath salts. Not only are they vibrant and pretty, they all have superb skin benefits and are often my go-to when making oils, balms, and creams.
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Yield (adjustable): 5 Treatments
Ingredients:
- 150 gram (5.29 oz) Sea Salt medium grain
- 150 gram (5.29 oz) Epsom Salts medium or fine grain
- 2 ml (0.01 pt) Orange Essential Oil
- 2 ml (0.01 pt) Lavender Essential Oil
- 2.5 gram (0.09 oz) Dried Rose Petals
- 2.5 gram (0.09 oz) Dried Lavender Buds
- 1 gram (0.04 oz) Dried Calendula Flowers
- 1 Decorative Glass Jar or PET plastic
Equipment:
- Spoon
Instructions:
- If you are using medium grain Epsom salts and you have a pestel and mortar try grinding half of them down to a fine powder.
- Place both the Sea salt and Epsom salts into a medium-size mixing bowl, and then give them a good stir.150 gram Sea Salt, 150 gram Epsom Salts
- Add in the essential oils, and stir until fully absorbed and well combined into the salts.2 ml Orange Essential Oil, 2 ml Lavender Essential Oil
- Add the flowers and stir until you are happy with their placing, feel free to scatter in a few extra if needed.2.5 gram Dried Rose Petals, 2.5 gram Dried Lavender Buds, 1 gram Dried Calendula Flowers
- Spoon the salts into a prepared glass or PET container.1 Decorative Glass Jar
Notes:
To use, sprinkle two or three spoonfuls straight into a warm bath or place in a muslin tea bag before adding.
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