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This Sea Salt and Goat Milk Bath Recipe is perfect for those who enjoy a long soak in the tub. It's super simple to make and can be customized with the fragrance of your choice! Plus you don't need a scale to weigh ingredients! It also makes a great gift for moms, daughters and friends. Give some as handmade gifts for holidays or birthdays, and keep the rest for yourself!

DIY Sea Salt and Goat Milk Bath Recipe

This Sea Salt and Goat Milk Bath Recipe is perfect for those who enjoy a long soak in the tub. It’s super simple to make and can be customized with the fragrance of your choice! Plus you don’t need a scale to weigh ingredients! It also makes a great gift for moms, daughters and friends. Give some as handmade gifts for holidays or birthdays, and keep the rest for yourself!

DIY Sea Salt and Goat Milk Bath Recipe from Soap Deli News
Sea Salt & Goat Milk Bath Recipe

© Rebecca D. Dillon

Ingredients:

1/2 Cup colloidal oatmeal
1/2 Cup powdered goat milk
1 Cup baking soda
1 Cup arrowroot powder or cornstarch
1 Cup coarse sea salt
1/2 Cup Epsom salt
2 rounded Tablespoons shea butter (or sal butter)
3 Tablespoons fragrance oil of choice (or 1 1/2 Tablespoons essential oil)

Instructions:

For this sea salt and goat milk bath recipe you will need to measure out all of your ingredients.

Begin by measuring out the shea butter into a large glass Pyrex measuring cup. Melt the shea butter at reduced power in the microwave. (Alternately you can use a double boiler.)

Using a measuring spoon, measure out your fragrance and stir into the melted shea butter.

Now measure out your dry ingredients. Stir the cornstarch into the melted shea butter until all the oil is absorbed. Next, add the baking soda, goat milk powder, and colloidal oatmeal. Mix well.

Finally, stir in the Epsom salt and sea salt and mix well to thoroughly incorporate all the ingredients.

Scoop the sea salt and goat milk bath into 8oz. BPA free low profile containers.

This sea salt and bath milk recipe will yield approximately four 8oz. containers with each container holding about 7oz of product by weight and can be used immediately. However, be sure to keep this in a cool location – or refrigerated – as the goat milk soap can curdle if left in extreme heat.

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2 Comments

  • Rocki Adams

    July 31, 2012 at 2:21 pm

    This sounds fabulous and I sure would love to try this sometime! I am VERY new to soap making and right now it is just for me and my family, but hope to expand on it one day.

  • jan pettit

    September 13, 2012 at 5:09 am

    wow this looks like so much fun to do. thanks for all the help

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