Homemade Milk Bath Recipe with Lavender for Dry Skin Relief
Homemade milk baths are simple to create, but oh so luxurious on your skin! Give this homemade milk bath recipe with lavender and calendula a try and discover the difference it can make for your dry, itchy skin!
When winter rolls around, it’s easy for skin to feel dry, tight and itchy. This moisturizing milk bath recipe with lavender & calendula is the perfect treat for dry skin relief. A must have addition to your winter skin care routine, homemade milk baths are simple to create, but oh so luxurious on your skin! Give this homemade milk bath recipe with lavender and calendula a try and discover the difference it can make for your dry, itchy skin!
Don’t keep these luxe homemade milk baths all to yourself though. These moisturizing milk baths also make great homemade gifts for birthdays and holidays – think stocking stuffers! – or as party and wedding favors!
Lavender & Calendula Homemade Milk Bath Recipe
© Rebecca D. Dillon
Ingredients:
1 1/2 Cups powdered goat milk
1/2 Cup Epsom salt
1/8 Cup baking soda
1/2 Cup Colloidal oatmeal
1/4 Cup Organic Calendula petals or flowers
1/4 Cup Organic lavender flowers
Instructions:
To make this homemade milk recipe, begin by measuring out your ingredients using a measuring cup. Combine the ingredients in a glass bowl then mix well. You want all of the ingredients to be thoroughly incorporated with one another.
Then, using a large spoon, scoop your milk bath into cotton muslin bags. I use two 5″x7″ premium cotton muslin bags from Stateline Bag Co. to gift. Recipients can scoop out the desired amount from each bag and add to hot, running bath water. To gift as favors or single use bags, add milk bath mix to smaller bags. In this instance, recipients would add entire bag to hot, running bath water to use.
Now all you need to do is pull the bag tightly closed using the drawstrings. Be sure to store in a cool, dry location between uses.
This homemade milk bath recipe is made from natural, organic ingredients and contains no added fragrances making it perfect for sensitive skin users. To add fragrance to your milk bath, simply add several drops of organic essential oil to each individually sized bath bag. You can find many of the ingredients your need for this homemade milk bath at Mountain Rose Herbs.
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6 Comments
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Cathy
September 10, 2012 at 12:56 am
How much do you use in a bath?
Rebecca D. Dillon
September 10, 2012 at 9:51 pm
You can add as much or as little as you like. I’d suggest 2 Tablespoons.
Anonymous
September 16, 2012 at 12:54 am
can’t wait to make these for a group of co-workers to help them de-stress!
Anonymous
September 17, 2012 at 11:44 am
how long does it last? i would like to make some ahead for xmas, it’s sept. now, would it keep?
Anonymous
September 21, 2012 at 2:31 am
I can’t find the Calendula flowers or the lavender flowers anywhere, can i make this without them?
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