Scented with essential oils and infused with dried botanicals, these well-crafted soaks create a luxurious bath to help detoxify your body, calm your mind, and restore inner balance.
The salts and powders will dissolve in the bathwater. However, plant materials, such as dried flowers and leaves, don’t not. To protect your drains from clogging, I recommend putting a fine mesh drain cover over the plughole when you empty the tub to catch them.
Storage:
Store your homemade bath salts in adry placeandaway from direct sunlight.
Ensure that the bath salt containers aretightly closed. Even a little moisture can result in a soggy, moldy product.
A cupboard or closet is a good place to stow DIY bath salts.
Room temperatureis okay.
Shelf life
If stored correctly, homemade bath shots can be storedalmost indefinitely. Salt doesn’t really spoil, and dried florals are fine for years.
Essential oils will evaporate over time, which you can easily remedy by adding a few fresh drops.
Scented with essential oils and infused with dried botanicals, these well-crafted soaks create a luxurious bath to help detoxify your...
I've never had a detox with lavender seeds floating in my tub. It was a little weird, at first, but it was nice once I realized what was going on. I expected them to resolve, and they did not. The eucalyptus was not very prevalent, but it was a nice soak. I love my remodeled bathroom, so any excuse to soak in my tub is a bonus!
