3. Add a packet or two of green tea. He opened the tea bag and poured the tea into mixed Epsom salt. Stir well.
4. You should smell a fresh fragrance now. It's nearly minty. Pour the salt into the jar and store it. The salt will dry after a while.
Keep the jar in a cool place (the refrigerator is even better!). These bath salts also make great gifts. Get creative, decorate your jar with twine and a tag to write your blessing, and you've made a quick and inexpensive gift!
Note:
The salt at the bottom of the bottle is darker because I tried to add some green food coloring and it looks messy. Don't do it! It stains in the water and we don't want to come out of the tub looking like aliens lol?
Homemade orange and green tea bath salts
I love making homemade beauty products with simple, practical ingredients, and these bath salts have a lovely scent that's refreshing when you're in the bath. The natural oils in oranges help to moisturise, while green tea has extra antioxidant properties (also found in oranges!). Which is fine for tired skin. Green tea is also claimed to tighten your skin and give you a glow. Simply scoop a few spoonfuls of this mixture into your bathroom and relax! Are you ready to make your own?
Materials:
A fine orange
Epsom salt
Green tea package
It doesn't say the quantity here, it simply depends on how much bath salts you have to make. One bottle with an orange and a bag of green tea
1. Start by squeezing the orange juice. Squeeze the juice into a bowl and discard the rest.
2. Pour the orange juice into a cup of Epsom salt. If your container has a lid, put it on and shake it nicely. Until all the salt is coated in orange juice. If there are too many orange bombs, add additional custom bath bombs. Epsom salts also have numerous benefits, such as relieving pain, relaxing the nervous system, and releasing toxins from the body.
3. Add a packet or two of green tea. He opened the tea bag and poured the tea into mixed Epsom salt. Stir well.
4. You should smell a fresh fragrance now. It's nearly minty. Pour the salt into the jar and store it. The salt will dry after a while.
Keep the jar in a cool place (the refrigerator is even better!). These bath salts also make great gifts. Get creative, decorate your jar with twine and a tag to write your blessing, and you've made a quick and inexpensive gift!
Note:
The salt at the bottom of the bottle is darker because I tried to add some green food coloring and it looks messy. Don't do it! It stains in the water and we don't want to come out of the tub looking like aliens lol?
3. Add a packet or two of green tea. He opened the tea bag and poured the tea into mixed Epsom salt. Stir well.
4. You should smell a fresh fragrance now. It's nearly minty. Pour the salt into the jar and store it. The salt will dry after a while.
Keep the jar in a cool place (the refrigerator is even better!). These bath salts also make great gifts. Get creative, decorate your jar with twine and a tag to write your blessing, and you've made a quick and inexpensive gift!
Note:
The salt at the bottom of the bottle is darker because I tried to add some green food coloring and it looks messy. Don't do it! It stains in the water and we don't want to come out of the tub looking like aliens lol?