Floral Buttermilk Bath Recipe Floral Buttermilk Bath Recipe

Floral Buttermilk Bath Recipe

Ancient Egypt and Cleopatra’s renowned glowing skin was the source of inspiration for this luxurious bath milk recipe. Cleopatra was known for taki...

Ancient Egypt and Cleopatra’s renowned glowing skin was the source of inspiration for this luxurious bath milk recipe. Cleopatra was known for taking daily milk baths and was rumored to be a seductress with her intoxicating aroma. She loved floral scents and neroli, which you will find in this relaxing recipe.

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By Michael A Crooks Aug 13, 2025

Yield: (20) Large Tea Bags

Est Time: 1/2 Hour

Level: Easy

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Step 1

In large glass measuring bowl weigh buttermilk powder and baking soda.

Step 2

In a plastic beaker combine polysorbate 80 and fragrance oil and blend together. Add to the powders and whisk together until there are no clumps remaining.

Step 3

Add the bath tea blend to the powder mixture and whisk in.

Step 4

Open an empty bath tea bag and place into the glass or measuring cup. Place on scale and tare to zero. Using a spoon fill the bag with 1 oz. of the milk mixture. Repeat to fill all 20 bags. Stand the bags up and set them aside to be sealed later.

Step 5

To seal the bags, set iron to low heat. Place the ruler on the tea bag approximately ½ inch from the open side and seal with the iron. This will ensure the seal is a neat, straight line and will fit nicely in the tin tie bag. Repeat until all bags are sealed.

Step 6

To package, place 4 filled tea bags into each tin tie bag and roll shut.

Step 7

Label accordingly.

To Use

To Use: Place one tea bag into warm bath water. Relax and enjoy!

Tags: Bubble and Milk Bath Spa Recipes