Bath Salt Recipes

Bath salts are an enjoyable part of the bath that is meant to give you a little more personal private time. The bath salt recipes that are included in on this site have been tried for consistency and for use.

When you make any of the recipes or when experimenting to create any recipes yourself there are a few things to keep in mind: Use measuring cups for salt. What might look like just a little bit of salt can add up to be more than one bath use. If you don’t like what you have created, you are stuck with this creation until you use it all. Making small batches until you decide if you like any one recipe is recommended. Feel free to substitute and change the recipes, as you like. The recipes are basic guidelines to give you an idea just how many different varieties you can make yourself and enjoy. Perhaps you have different oil that you want to try, an organic brand instead of processed oil. Using the similar amounts of oil will help you keep the consistency of the bath salt while creating a bath salt you can enjoy. Specialize in learning what you are using. The more you learn about any type of oil, essential scent or coloring, the more you personally will benefit from the use of a bath salt. With use of oatmeal, milk or even the smaller grains of salt your skin will benefit differently than the use of baking soda, large salts and so on. Experiment and learn from your different uses of the salts so you can find that special recipe that is perfect for your bodies’ needs. Think about the scents you enjoy. Start with those essential oils in your bath salts. What remember is even though you like this scent in your tea, in clothes or in a vase, doesn’t always mean you’ll love it in the bath. Don’t feel bad about trying different and various types of scents, just learn from it and move on to another scent you might like more.