DIY Relaxing Bath Salts with Free Printable Labels

If you’re looking for DIY Bath Salts that you can easily make at home, this DIY relaxing bath salts recipe is super simple and stress-free.

Plus, it makes a great gift for a birthday, Mother’s Day, a teacher’s gift or the holiday season!

What I love most about this bath salts recipe is that I know what’s in it. I don’t have to worry about chemicals are things that I’m unaware of since everything I’m adding in, I know what it is. To me, that takes out a big layer of stress and worry! 

And above all, it makes my skin feel great! (and smell good, too!) Giving yourself a spa day at home is always a great idea!

To turn these DIY relaxing bath salts into the perfect gift, we place them in these handy white containers with lids. 

Then you can print out our free bath salts labels and attach to complete your gift. The labels print perfectly on these round Avery 5294 labels.

Edens Garden Relaxation Essential Oil BlendEpsoak USP Epsom SaltSolimo Witch HazelEricotry White Plastic Jars2.5″ Printable Labels

 

DIY Relaxing Bath Salts

Ingredients:

2 cups (16 oz) Epsom Salts

1 tablespoon witch hazel

5-6 drops Relaxing Blend essential oil

Purple food coloring (optional)

How to Make DIY Relaxing Bath Salts:

Take the essential oil, witch hazel and food coloring (if using) and mix together in a small bowl. Stir until combined well. 

Next, use a whisk and mix the liquids into the bath salts.

Once that is done, take a funnel and use it to move the bath salt mixture into 8-ounce jars. (2 of them)

Don’t forget to download the free printable labels. (use Avery 5294 or similar)

When you’re ready to use the bath salts, add about 1/2 cup of them to a hot both. Once the water is cooled down, soak in it for 15 minutes or so to fully relax. 

How much bath salt do you put in a bath?

For the best experience, you’re going to want to add in about 1/2 cup to your bath. This will give you that amazing smell and relaxing feel. 

Do you have to rinse off after an Epsom Salt Bath?

It’s a good idea to rinse off! That way it gets rid of anything that might not have fully dissolved in the water and is sticking to your body. 

What other variations of bath salts can you make?

While we used a relaxation blend of essential oils, you can make these bath salts with any variety of essential oil. We also love lavender, chamomile or citrus blends for the bath.

Don’t forget to check out our DIY Coffee Bath Scrub Recipe or this Handmade Essential Oils Muscle Rub! Both are great recipes that you can easily do as well!