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This bubble bath will put you in a romantic mood. All of the ingredients are considered known aphrodisiacs - so look out!
By Irishwitch from Aurora, CO
To make lavender bubble bath, you'll need: 1 bunch lavender, 1 large bottle clear organic shampoo, 5 drops oil of lavender, and a clean wide-neck jar with screw top. Place lavender head down in the jar.
This bubble bath will help you breathe easier, with eucalyptus oil to ease the cold congestion. This is perfect for the cold season.
By Irishwitch from Aurora, CO
Here is a simple recipe for making your own bubble bath. It will leave your skin soft and smooth.
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Directions:
Find a jar that can hold more than 4 cups of liquid. Pour warm water into the jar and then add castille soap. Once the soap is dissolved add fragrance and glycerin. The glycerin will help create the bubbles and soften the skin. It can be purchased online in bulk for as little as .15 to .20 an ounce. Castille soap can be purchased at most grocery stores for about .75 a bar. (Castille soap is made with vegetable oils, classic Castille soap is made with olive oil.) If you don't have any essential oils you can use a couple of drops of your favorite perfume.
Here are the questions asked by community members. Read on to see the answers provided by the ThriftyFun community.
What is the shelf life for the bottles of bubbles? How long do the bubbles usually last in the tub and is there a specific amount I need to use?
According to an employee of Bath and Body Works, I was told their products have a shelf life of about 2 years. If you made your own without preservatives, I would think it would be less.
I have had bubbles (like from the drug store) that last for 4-5 several years when the bottle wasn't opened. Open, they lasted up to 3 years. If they smell funny or change color toss them.
I have been looking for inexpensive, unscented liquid soap. I like to make my own bubble bath soap. I found some at a whole foods store, but it seems to be so expensive. Any other ideas?
I have found Suave Shampoo, diluted a little, makes excellent liquid hand soap. I don't know why it wouldn't work for bubble bath, too. Of course, they are scented, but you could check for the least fragrances.
I use baby shampoo purchased at the dollar store and water it down just a little. It doesn't have much scent and it goes a long way for a little money
This is a page about lilac bubble bath recipes. A relaxing bubble bath is a wonderful way to unwind after a busy day. Customize your bubble bath experience by making your own scented bubble bath just how you like it.
