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ANY ideas for homemade bath/spa type gifts?!!??
I would like to be able to do this with my kids so I would prefer it was fairly simple. Also...I live in a VERY small town so the more attainable and basic the ingredients the better!! THANKS SO MUCH!!!
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Umm...I am not sure on the ingredients exactly but I do recall my mom making bath salts before...I think she bought like rock salt and then scented oils from a craft store and kind of mixed them together.
Oh, and then there's making soap. You can get the molds at a craft store and the scented oil (and actual soap blocks that you melt down) and you can put various things in it...maybe flower petals or something?
- Anonymous1 decade ago
1. Get some Dr. Bonner's fragrance-free liquid soap. (You can buy it online: do a Google search for "Dr. Bonner's soap."
2. Buy some essential oils, such as tangerine, cinnamon, vanilla, basil, or what have you.
3. Buy some small "travel-sized" containers (at Wal-Mart or whatever).
4. Pour some of the fragrance-free soap into each container (about 3/4 full). Add about 8 drops essential oil (or mix them together if you want, like vanilla and tangerine). Add more, drop by drop, until you get the strength you like.
5. Label them in some way (I like Sharpies, as they are permanent and don't run in the shower, but whatever).
6. Tie each bottle with a lovely ribbon. Give.
- Anonymous5 years ago
The LA times made a list of 50 homemade gifts for you to make.
- gator girlLv 51 decade ago
I saw them make bath salts on a tv craft show. Put rock salt in a large bowl, add several drops of your fragrance and food coloring. Mix together, put into jars, and wrap with beautiful ribbon.
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- ladysilverhornLv 41 decade ago
milk bath salts
2 cups Epsom salts
2 cups baking soda
1 cup powdered milk
mix all together
you can add and fragrant oil you wish and also
color with food coloring
mix all well put in jars or bags
great Christmas gifts
I gave them last year and people loved them
when using put 1/2 to 1 cup per bath