Pink Citrus Bath Salt Tubes
- Charmeas Edris
- Feb 13
- 2 min read
Updated: 2 days ago
Test Tubes - https://amzn.to/3MJ5Gjl
Ingredients
85 g Course Sea Salt
110 g Coarse Himalayan Pink Salt
2 g Dried Jasmine Flowers
2 g Fragrance Oil or Essential Oil
1 g Polysorbate 80
Directions
In a small bowl, combine the fragrance oil (or essential oil) and polysorbate 80. Mix until fully incorporated.
Place the coarse sea salt and coarse Himalayan pink salt into a medium-sized bowl. Pour the fragrance mixture over the salts and mix thoroughly until evenly coated.
Allow the scented salt mixture to sit uncovered for several hours or overnight to help reduce surface moisture and clumping.
Once the salt mixture feels dry to the touch, gently fold in the dried jasmine flowers until evenly distributed.
Transfer the bath salts to an airtight tube or container and store in a cool, dry place.
Notes
Polysorbate 80 helps disperse fragrance and makes tub cleanup easier.
Mixing the salts before adding jasmine helps protect the delicate petals from breaking down.
For easier cleanup, place the bath salts in a reusable mesh or muslin bag before adding to the bath. This helps prevent dried botanicals from clogging the drain while still allowing the salts and fragrance to disperse.
For assistance with changing the batch size, check out my Batch & Percentage Scaling Calculator
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