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DIY Natural Lavender Bath Salts Recipe

Lavender Bath Salts Recipe with Coconut Milk for Natural Skin Care

Try this natural lavender bath salts recipe to soothe skin as an after sun remedy for sunburn relief as part of your summer self care beauty regimen. Or add them to your natural skin care routine to enjoy throughout winter as a special treat to moisturize dry skin. Skin soothing ingredients like coconut milk powder and lavender essential oil make this homemade bath salts recipe perfect for your dry, eczema prone or maturing skin.

DIY Natural Lavender Bath Salts Recipe

Natural Skin Care Recipe for Dry Skin

Liven up your dull, dry winter skin without having to wait for summer! This natural lavender bath salts recipe makes a luxurious addition to your bath water with all the benefits of the ocean. The addition of soothing coconut milk powder gives dry skin an extra treat. Not a fan of baths? Simply mix this with your favorite moisture rich carrier oil – olive, rice bran, sesame, jojoba, etc. – and use it as a salt scrub in the shower!

Natural Homemade DIY Lavender and Coconut Milk Bath Salts Recipe

Lavender Bath Salts Recipe with Coconut Milk

© Rebecca D. Dillon

Ingredients for Lavender Bath Salts:

Here are the ingredients you need to make lavender bath salts:

Raw Natural Ingredients for Making Homemade Lavender Bath Salts

Tips for Making Lavender Bath Salts

This natural lavender bath salts recipe is designed to make just one 6 oz. container of bath salts, however, you can double, triple or even quadruple this natural skin care recipe if you like.

For this particular homemade beauty recipe, I purchased my salts from my local co-op. The mineral salts, also called true salt, is a lovely natural pink with flecks of black due to the high mineral content. You can easily sub with your favorite type of salt whether you choose to use dead sea salt or even Epsom salt. Likewise the coconut milk powder can be subbed with colloidal oatmeal or goat milk powder to better suit your personal taste or skin care needs.

I like the rose kaolin clay for the lovely pink tint which is perfect if you’re making these as handmade Valentine’s Day gifts, but regular white kaolin or cosmetic clay is essentially the same thing.

How to Make Bath Salts with Coconut Milk

Here is how to make bath salts with lavender essential oil, lavender flowers and coconut milk:

  1. To make your bath salts, simply weigh out the salts and coconut milk powder using a digital kitchen scale into a large glass bowl.
  2. Then measure out the clay and flowers and add to the salt mixture.
  3. Finally, using a transfer pipette, measure out the essential oil and add to the other ingredients, then mix well until all ingredients are thoroughly combined.

Lavender Bath Salts Recipe with Coconut Milk for Natural Skin Care. Try this natural lavender bath salts recipe to soothe skin as an after sun remedy for sunburn relief as part of your summer self care beauty regimen. Or add them to your natural skin care routine to enjoy throughout winter as a special treat to moisturize dry skin. Skin soothing ingredients like coconut milk powder and lavender essential oil make this homemade bath salts recipe perfect for your dry, eczema prone or maturing skin.

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This relaxing chamomile calendula bath salts recipe is made using a simple combination of ingredients - natural salts, botanicals and coconut oil - that helps to relieve stress, condition and detoxify skin, and ease sore muscles and joint pain.

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2 Comments

  • Priyanjana Roy

    January 2, 2014 at 11:54 am

    I just go crazy for anything lavender !!

  • Jeannie

    January 2, 2014 at 3:13 pm

    I think I sill try the shower scrub idea, I didn’t know you could do that.

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