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An Aromatic Mineral Bath

Guest Author - Françoise Rapp

It's time for another lesson in affordably exquisite holiday gift-giving! Did you miss last week's gift suggestion? Click here for a delightful gift basket filled with homemade fizzy bath bombs!

Today we'll compose an aromatic gift bag overflowing with homemade mineral bath tablets! Fizzy, healing, and easy to use, anyone can appreciate the chance to renew their spirits and refresh their soul by adding these refreshingly fragrant effervescent bath tablets to a warm and relaxing bath. And whether they want a sensual, relaxing, or energizing escape, your loved ones will appreciate the selection of three fragrances to suit their moods!

What You Will Need for One Batch:

  • 1/2 C. Baking Soda
  • 1/2 C. Cornstarch
  • 1/2 C. Citric Acid
  • Crushed, Dried Flowers (chamomile, lavender, jasmine)
  • Your Aromatic Blend (see recipes below)
  • Small Cookie Cutters in Your Favorite Shapes

To Make Your Bath Tablets:
  • Prepare your aromatic blends by combining the essential oils small jars.
  • Place the cookie cutters on waxed paper. Do not grease them with petroleum jelly!
  • In a large glass bowl, mix together the baking soda, cornstarch, and citric acid.
  • Add the aromatherapy blend of your choice, and the crushed dried flowers. Mix well.
  • Using a spray-mist bottle, gently mist the mixture, blending as you go until they just hold together. Be careful not to overmist, as the mixture will fizz prematurely!
  • Press the damp mixture into the cookie cutters to form. Place your hand or a piece of cardboard over the mold and flip over to gently remove the solid form. Let dry overnight.
  • Gently toss two tablets into the bathwater and enjoy the bubbles and fizz and the delightful aroma! Soak for at least 15 minutes and embrace the moment. Deeply breathe the uplifting fragrance and allow your worries to wash away!

Sensual Aromatherapy Blend:
  • 6 drops Ylang Ylang Essential Oil
  • 4 drops Jasmine Essential Oil
  • 2 drops Cinnamon Essential Oil

Stress-Reliever Aromatherapy Blend:
  • 4 drops Lavender Essential Oil
  • 4 drops Geranium Essential Oil
  • 5 drops Marjoram Essential Oil

Energy Boost Aromatherapy Blend
  • 6 drops Rosemary Essential Oil
  • 5 drops Grapefruit Essential Oil
  • 5 drops Peppermint Essential Oil

Wrap your items in a beautiful sheer holiday-themed bag. Click here for unique and wonderful ideas!

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In Good Health,
Françoise Rapp
www.AromAlchemy.com




Create your own exquisite fragrance today...or give your loved one the most unique gift this holiday season. Click here for details!


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