How to Make Bath Salt Tubes: 5 Botanical Recipes
- Charmeas Edris
- 4 days ago
- 2 min read
Bath salt tubes are one of my favorite ways to package bath salts. They’re giftable, easy to customize, and perfect for showcasing different salts, botanicals, and fragrance profiles. In this post, I’m sharing five bath salt tube blends, each with its own style and ingredient combination. You can click through to each recipe for full formulas, instructions, and tips.
Lavender Oat Bath Salt
A calming blend made with sea salt, colloidal oatmeal, and dried lavender. This recipe is soft, soothing, and perfect for relaxing baths or bedtime routines.
Read the full recipe → https://www.charmeasedris.com/post/lavender-oat-bath-salt-tubes
Blue Jasmine Bath Salt
A floral bath salt made with Epsom salt, jasmine, and blue cornflower. This blend is evenly mixed for a balanced scent and a delicate botanical look throughout.
Read the full recipe → https://www.charmeasedris.com/post/blue-jasmine-bath-salt-tubes
Black Rose Bath Salt
A dramatic bath salt blend featuring layers of black salt, sea salt, and dried rose petals. This one has a luxe, statement look that works beautifully for gift sets.
Read the full recipe → https://www.charmeasedris.com/post/black-rose-bath-salt-tubes
Pink Citrus Bath Salt
A bright, textured blend made with coarse sea salt, Himalayan pink salt, and dried jasmine. Fresh citrus notes pair with soft florals for an uplifting soak.
Read the full recipe → https://www.charmeasedris.com/post/pink-citrus-bath-salt-tubes
Wildflower Bath Salt
A botanical-forward bath salt featuring rose petals, calendula, and blue cornflower. This blend feels natural, balanced, and perfect for a classic floral bath.
Read the full recipe → https://www.charmeasedris.com/post/wildflower-romance-bath-salt-tubes
Each of these bath salt tube blends can be customized with different salts, botanicals, and fragrance profiles depending on your style or brand. If you want to learn how to confidently create and customize your own bath salt formulas, be sure to check out my Bath Salt Formulation Guide. You can also find more bath salt recipes and tutorials here on the blog and on my YouTube channel.
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