If you'll allow me to gush for just a moment, I'm so incredibly thankful that my apartment has a bathtub! For as long as I can remember, taking the time to soak in a hot bath has been one of my favorite ways to unwind.
As an obvious result, I go crazy for bath-related beauty products: scrubs, bubble bath, and bath salts, especially if they are of the DIY nature. Recently, I've become inspired by healthy living choices. I have never been someone who really paid a large amount of attention to my diet or to the products and substances I was putting on my body. But lately I've been finding prevalent evidence that has persuaded me to give things a closer look, so I have found myself gravitating towards clean living and beauty products that are low in toxins and chemicals. These DIY bath salts are a great place to start.
As an obvious result, I go crazy for bath-related beauty products: scrubs, bubble bath, and bath salts, especially if they are of the DIY nature. Recently, I've become inspired by healthy living choices. I have never been someone who really paid a large amount of attention to my diet or to the products and substances I was putting on my body. But lately I've been finding prevalent evidence that has persuaded me to give things a closer look, so I have found myself gravitating towards clean living and beauty products that are low in toxins and chemicals. These DIY bath salts are a great place to start.
Rose Petal Bath Salts
1 cup Epsom salt
1/2 cups sea salt
1/3 cup of baking soda
1 tablespoon of rose essential oil (or rose water)
Handful of crushed rose petals
Mix Epsom salt, sea salt and baking soda in a jar; you can just seal the lid and shake to combine. Reopen and add the essential oil and petals; shake to combine. Store in a dry place.
Super easy and chemical free!
