DIY Bath Soak Tutorial:

I found this tutorial on Pinterest & I thought I would share it with you guys.

here is the orginial link: http://www.craftsunleashed.com/seasonal/spring/mothers-day/strawberry-bath-soak/



1.Supples You May Need:
-Epsom Salt
- Abbey & Sullivan Fragrance Oil (I used Strawberry)
- David Tutera Hinged Lid Glass Jars
- David Tutera Wood Favor Basket Set
- Red Food Coloring (optional)

2. This is a very forgiving recipe.  A little of this, a little of that and voila you have an amazing DIY spa-like product that makes for an impressive gift!
Begin by placing some Epson salt into a bowl.  Add a few drops of your fragrance oil and stir.  Keep adding fragrance oil until the salts smell as fragrant as you like.  You only need a few drops for about a cup of salts, so add slowly and carefully.


3. At this point you can package these up in a cute glass jar and be done!  So this next step is purely optional, but I love adding a few drops of food coloring to the bath soak to give it a little color!  Plus, who wants strawberry bath soak that isn’t at least tinted to be the same color as strawberries!?


4. The great thing about adding food coloring is that while it may color the bath water just a tiny bit, it is not enough to actually color your skin.  So add as little or as much as you prefer!
I packaged my bath soak in a beautiful glass hinged jar.  And then I put a few strawberries in a cute wooden basket to create the perfect gift!


5. know that I would LOVE to sit in a bath, eating strawberries and enjoying a little time to myself on Mother’s Day!  This is the perfect gift to help any mother relax on this special day!

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