• March 7, 2018

Wild Rose Bath Salt DIY

Soaking in a hot bath is a great way to fight the winter chill. These Wild Rose Bath Salts are a simple recipe of Dead Sea salt and pink sea salt, which are known for their skin-loving properties. Learn more about salt in your bath and beauty products here.

The salts are scented with Wild Rose Fragrance Oil, which is a fresh take on a classic rose scent. Pink rose petals and jasmine flowers are mixed into the salt for an elegant appearance. The Wild Rose Fragrance Oil is part of our Modern Floral Collection, which includes four new scents, extracts, dried botanicals, and more. Click here to see all the new products.

Rose Bath Salt DIY

If you’re concerned about the flowers clogging your drain, place a spoonful of salt into muslin bags or sealable tea bags before each use. We packaged the salts in glass jars that we found at Ikea and local thrift stores. A classy container is the perfect finishing touch for this recipe.

What You Need:
16 oz. Pink Sea Salt, Medium
16 oz. Medium Grain Dead Sea Salt
7 mL Wild Rose Fragrance Oil
Pink Rose Petals
Jasmine Flowers
Dropper

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Rose Bath Salts

ONE: In a large mixing bowl, combine 16 ounces of the pink sea salt and 16 ounces of the medium grain Dead Sea salt.

ONETWO
TWO: Using a dropper, add 7 mL of the Wild Rose Fragrance Oil. If you prefer a stronger scent, you can add more according to the Bramble Berry Fragrance Calculator. Use a spoon to thoroughly mix the fragrance oil into the salts.

THREE
THREE: Stir in pink rose petals and jasmine flowers until you’re happy with the look. We used several tablespoons of each, but you can add more or less depending on your personal preference.

FOURFIVE
FOUR: Transfer the bath salts to your containers. To use, add a handful of salts to a hot bath and enjoy.

SIXWild Rose Bath Salt Tutorial

 

Wild Rose Bath Salt DIY

Soap Queen
Soaking in a hot bath is a great way to fight the winter chill.
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Recipe type Bath Salts
Makes 2 pounds of salt

Ingredients
  

  • 16 oz. Pink Sea Salt Medium
  • 16 oz. Medium Grain Dead Sea Salt
  • 7 mL Wild Rose Fragrance Oil
  • Pink Rose Petals
  • Jasmine Flowers
  • Dropper

Instructions
 

  • In a large mixing bowl, combine 16 ounces of the pink sea salt and 16 ounces of the medium grain Dead Sea salt.
  • Using a dropper, add 7 mL of the Wild Rose Fragrance Oil. If you prefer a stronger scent, you can add more according to the Bramble Berry Fragrance Calculator. Use a spoon to thoroughly mix the fragrance oil into the salts.
  • Stir in pink rose petals and jasmine flowers until you’re happy with the look. We used several tablespoons of each, but you can add more or less depending on your personal preference.
  • Transfer the bath salts to your containers. To use, add a handful of salts to a hot bath and enjoy.
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