How To Make Colored Bath Salts
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Pour this into a jar and layer the salts on top of each other then youre finished.
How to make colored bath salts. It is for this reason we tend to shy away from using yellow dyes in bath salts. The colors that work best are bath bomb colors neon. Spread colored bath salts out in a single layer and let air dry before storing.
The goal was to have 2 cups total when I mixed the Epsom salt sea salt and baking soda. Colored Bath Salts with Janice Cox. You can also place the salt into a plastic bag then place in a few drops of food color and scent then shake it until its completely colored and scented.
Then I measured about 18 cup baking soda. First I measured my ingredients. To color bath salts combine gel food coloring with a splash of water and whisk until combined.
No need to squeeze the air out of the bag before you zip it. Add desired amount of essential oils. The fun part of using dyes is that they will color the bath water.
May 01 2014 Combine sea salt or kosher salt epsom salt and baking soda. Apply a healthy amount of fragrance oil to the bath salts not soaking wet and not a few drops and immediately toss the fragranced salts with a powdered color. Jan 30 2019 Instructions Put Epsom salts in a zip-lock bag with a couple of drops of coloring zip it shut and shake shake shake.
I measured just a bit under 1 cup Epsom salt and 1 cup sea salt. Materials 2 Cups epsom salts 12 Cup sea salt 12 Cup baking soda 15 Drops lavender and orange essential oils 1 Bottle food or soap coloring optional 6 Mini mason jars or other glass jars. Aug 13 2010 Add a few drops into your salt then mix together.
Using Oil Based Colors.
