You guys I am having so much fun making DIY Bath Salts and Scrubs! My house smells like a combination fruit basket or herb garden most days right now. Between the essential oils I difuse each day and the ones I am using for scrubs and bath salts you never know what my house will smell like.
John keeps teasing me that there are essential oils on every counter top and in every room in our house. I am loving how they make the house smell and how I feel using them.
Today we are sharing this DIY Rosemary Mint Bath Salt Recipe. I love how this bath salt recipe looks. It reminds me of something you would pay a ton of money for at a high end spa. Thankfully you can make it at home and not part with a ton of $$.
DIY Rosemary Mint Bath Salts
Ingredients
1 ½ Cups Epson Salt
3 Tsp Baking Soda
3-5 Drops Rosemary Oil
3-5 Drops Peppermint Oil
You can add in dried rosemary if you like.
For color add in 2 Drops Food Coloring in desired color.
Directions
1. Combine Epsom salt, baking soda, and essential oils in a bowl and stir together.
We found that a circular container with sides worked best to get everything mixed. We used a soup container.
We use Young Living Essential Oils for our scrubs. We have a Essential Oils page if you have any questions on them or want more info!
If you are interested in Signing up with Young Living our sponsor ID and enroller ID as #2762446! We would love to have you join us on our journey with Essential Oils.
These jars work great for gifting your DIY Scrubs and Bath Salts Half Pint Wide Mouth Jars
To label our DIY scrubs for gifting we designed tags using Avery Labels
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Scott
I'm torn about making this one. My wife loves mint, but hates rosemary. Hopefully the mint smell is stronger!
diane
Rosemary oil is one of my favorite essential oils. I almost always have it in my medicine cabinet. Goes well with lemon oil, too!
Jennifer
Holy relaxation! With the life I live, I could certainly use this. I think this would be the perfect end to a long day.
Cathi
Oh my! This would be a perfect Valentine's Day gift for my best girl friends!
Kristi
I bet that smells great and would make a great gift for friends and family. I try to give homemade gifts whenever I can.