Bath Salts Starter Kit

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$36.44

Learn how to make fizzing bath salts with this simple kit and recipe! Customize this easy, beginner-friendly formula by adding your favorite fragrance (not included in kit!) and color. For even more luxurious bath salts, try experimenting different salts, adding botanical powders or dried botanicals, fixed oils, and more.

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View the recipe for this kit HERE.

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 120 reviews.

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Love this!

"Just added to my line and people are really liking them."

— Lucy B. (5/5)

?????????? Unique, Creamy, and Surprisingly Elegan

"An unexpected but very pleasant combination. The chocolate note is smooth and creamy, not artificial, and the lavender keeps it balanced and sophisticated. Works well in specialty soaps and candles. Definitely a standout fragrance for customers looking for something different."

— FRANK (5/5)

Pleasantly Surprised. . .

"I usually make conditioner from scratch so when I saw this it was exciting. A premix that is really that simple? Yes, it is. Lovely conditioner that is very customizable."

— Heather (5/5)

Wonferful scent

"A very nice scent to add to Fall collections! Used in CP soap, it performs so nice. The scent will stay true for many weeks."

— Joan (5/5)

OMG These Are AWESOME!

"These clamshells are easy to use and save so much time. I am kind of upset with myself for not purchasing them sooner. I saved so much time with these because you simply pour, cool, close and label. I'm Hooked!"

— Alicia (5/5)

So far so good

"I needed a faster way to take soap temps so I decided to buy this thermometer. Wow, does it measure temp really fast. We're talking 2 seconds? It's durable and easy to read. All you have to do is install a battery and it's ready to go."

— Jesse (5/5)

Light Exotic Floral Scent

"This is a clean, light, exotic floral that I use in my liquid laundry detergent. I call it ""The White Lotus"" in honor of the extremely popular and naughty series! My first customer loved the sample I gave her and said she used it to wash some delicates in her bathroom sink. She said it made her whole bathroom smell amazing, and she wanted to buy a full size product with the same scent. It is a clean-smelling floral, lighter and more delicate than gardenia or tuberose."

— Jennifer (5/5)

Loads of FUN!

"This is a really fun kit for starters. I think instructions with the kit would be better, I did find them online. The idea is so cute. Soap as you go. And it really works. I brushed on a thin layer of soap first then a little thicker layer for the second. The longer you hold your hands under the water washing helps the paper to dissolve. But even if the paper falls in the sink it dissolves. Make sure you figure out which method you will use to hang the paper to dry, before you start. That way you can hang right away. Family & friends are loving this."

— Tracey (4/5)

Where are the directions for this kit??

"Couldn't find any directions for this kit so I'm confused on how to make this?? I have a Armett coming up and this was part of my collection."

— Michelle (2/5)

Too cloying.

"I found this scent too cloying. It would be better for candles (imo) than body products. It doesn't stink, but isn't something I would purchase again."

— Ellen (2/5)

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Could this be turned into a shower steamer by pressing into a mold? Can the dead sea salt be substituted for epsom salt if I used this recipe to make shower steamer?: This would not make a good shower steamer recipe. The shower steamer recipe is https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/products/eucalyptus-spearmint-shower-steamer-kit.aspx.
So excited for this recipe but the salts are sticking together, clumpy. How can I fix this ? How can I unclump the salts. Dennis: You can use a rolling pin or a can of preserved food to crush the clumps. Place the salts in a zip lock bag and tap with the rolling pin to unclump.