Debbie's "Secret" Recipes for Bath Salts

• 2 cups epsom salts
• 2 drops essential oil
• 2 drops food coloring

I like my bath salts a pastel color so I don't use much food coloring but that is up to you. I get most of my fragrance oils online. You can also divide this up and layer them with different colors in your container. I would not mix scents though.

Oatmeal Bath Salts

• 2 cups of Epsom salts
• 1/2 cup of regular oatmeal (generic is fine)
• 2 drops of essential oil
• 2 drops food coloring

For this recipe you need a blender or other appliance that will pulverize the oatmeal. You want it to have the consistency of very fine beach sand. Add your fragrance oil and coloring.

Milk Bath Salts

• 2 cups epsom salts
• 1/2 cup dry powdered milk
• 2 drops essential oil
• 2 drops food coloring

Make sure that you stir well to evenly distribute the color. I also always use a chocolate fragrance oil or rose with this one. My friends say it smells good enough to eat.

By Debbie in Colorado

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