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Elevate your bathing routine by incorporating salts and scrubs into your baths and showers. Natural bodycare expert Arina of BellaCreme shares her recipe for a salt blend that can be used both as a bath soak and as a body scrub. You'll learn how to mix together the healing properties of salt, clay, herbs and essential oils to make a blend to pour into a warm running bath. Alternatively, encourage healthy, moisturized skin by adding sweet almond oil, transforming the dry soak to a yummy scrub. Both of these creations are wonderful for easing muscle soreness and relieving tension, and, of course, giving yourself the gift of self care.
Learn how to:
What you'll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Two 8-oz jars with lids
- Measuring cup
- Mortar and pestle (optional)
Recipe for two cups of bath soak:
- 1 cup fine raw Dead Sea salt
- 1 cup clay powder such as Kaolin or Bentonite
- 1/2 cup ground arnica flowers
- 1/2 cup ground witch hazel leaves
- .5 oz lemon essential oil
- 1 oz tea tree essential oil
- 0.5 oz eucalyptus essential oil
- 2 - 7 drops cedarwood essential oil
- 2 - 4 drops frankincense essential oil
Recipe for one cup body scrub:
- 1 cup of above bath soak mixture
- 1/4 cup sweet almond or hazelnut oil
Downloads:
- Incorporate scrubs into your baths and showers
- Make an all-natural recipe you can use two ways: as a bath soak and body scrub
- Add healing properties of salt, clay, and herbs into your bathing routine
- Encourage healthy, moisturized skin
What you'll get:
- Video lessons on how to make a botanical body scrub and bath soak
- 5 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list
- Step-by-step expert instruction from body care expert Arina Soller of BellaCreme
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
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Make a Bath Soak and Body Scrub Reviews
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Toa Caterina Chaney Rivera
i don't think a lot of [people know how to choose the salt and the clay. good info
More than 3 months ago