Homemade Lemon Rosemary Bath Salts
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Today Crystal from a Pumpkin & A Princess is sharing a Mother’s Day gift idea that you can make in no time. It’s a homemade bath salts recipe that’s infused with lemon and rosemary scents. This recipe for homemade citrus bath salts is easy to make and makes a wonderful gift to help mom relax. I have several fabulous guests that will be taking the reins here on TidyMom periodically over the next month or so while we are packing and moving to our new house!
Hi TidyMom readers, I’m Crystal from A Pumpkin & A Princess. Cheryl always has the most beautiful pictures and inspiring recipes, so it’s an honor to be here today! With Mother’s Day right around the corner I’m excited to share a quick and easy gift idea with you. This lemon rosemary bath salt recipe smells delightful and make a great gift for mom.
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If you’ve ever visited A Pumpkin & A Princess before you might have noticed that I love making soaps, scrubs, and bath salts so naturally I wanted to share one of my favorites with you!
How to make Lemon Rosemary Bath Salts
Ingredients:
- 2 cups epsom salt
- 1/2 cup baking soda
- 2-3 tbsp fresh rosemary; finely chopped
- 6-8 drops lemon essential oil
- 2-3 tbsp lemon zest (optional)
In a bowl combine epsom salt and baking soda. Add in half of the essential oil drops, mix, then add in the remaining drops. Mix in the chopped rosemary and lemon zest if you decide to use it until fully combined. Store in an airtight container.
This bath salt recipe makes a lovely gift for mom, teachers, shower gifts or for house guests that may be visiting this Summer. It’s also really inexpensive to make and smells wonderful!
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Wonderful gift idea! I bet it smells heavenly!
What a perfect mother’s day gift~!
I bet that smells amazing! I love Crystal, she has so much fabulous-ness to share on the web! What a great gift idea!
Seems we are all on the same page of luxury & relaxation. I posted bath salts today too- hehehe
All of those look so perfect! I bet the lemon and rosemary is so refreshing!!! Now I want a pedi with a foot soak 😉
love the idea of homemade bath salts!
I bet this smells absolutely amazing! Love the idea of homemade salts.
I would LOVE this for Mother’s Day…and what a great homemade gift idea
I love the recipe for the lemon rosemary bath salts! I have a big ol’ bush of rosemary in my backyard that this will be perfect for! Thanks for this great recipe 🙂 Can’t wait to use it. Krista @ A Handful of Everything
That must smell amazing! What a nice gift.
I love the idea of homemade bath salts – what a thoughtful gift!
this looks incredible. love the flavor combo too!
Makes me wish I took more baths.
I love this! I am in my kitchen now about to make it! I can’t wait to give these as gifts!
How long will it last??
Wonderful!! How long does it last??
How much do you use for a bath?