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Bath Salts

Step-by-step on how to make bath salts, as presented by: Crafty Corner

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bath salts

What you need to make bath salts:

  • Coarse salt (2 cups)
  • Food colouring - dry or liquid red and blue
  • Lavender aromatherapy oil
  • Cellotape
  • Ribbon
  • Bowls for mixing (2)
  • Teaspoons (2)
  • Scissors
  • Clear cellophane
needs

Let your children make their own coloured bath salts to bath in. This makes the water nice and soft and helps them relax and calm down at night before bed time.
That way they get fun, coloured water to bath in, and they get the calming effect of the lavender aromatherapy oil.

Make sure you have a clean and tidy workspace. Cover your workspace with plastic or brown paper.

Step 1

Put one cup of coarse salt into each bowl. Add half a teaspoon of red food colouring to one bowl of salt, and half a teaspoon of blue food colouring to the second bowl of salt.

colouring

Step 2

Mix all the food colouring well into the salt in each bowl.

mixcolour

Step 3

Slowly add 8 drops of lavender oil to the pink bowl of salt and 8 drops of oil to the blue bowl of salt. Now mix the aromatherapy oil into the salt.

addoil

Step 4

Form a cone shape with your cellophane and seal with sellotape You can also close any holes in the point of your cone with sellotape.

celophane

Step 5

Fill up the cone with one teaspoon of salt at a time. Alternate the colours so that they make different layers in the cone.

fill

Step 6

Tie a piece of ribbon around the top of the bath salts once full.

Now you have some fun colour to play with in the bath.

Remember that red and blue together are going to turn purple in the bath as a result of the mixing of the colours. For more info on mixing colors see our colour wheel chart

tie

Step 7

Your bath salts are now complete and ready to be used!

bath salts