Peach Passion bath salts is the second series in my peach passion tea tribute. I may add it to some kombucha next week. I just love this tea! The weather has been pretty warm, and I know I have been meaning to do a post in my komucha series about flavoring. I will get to it soon but let’s talk about the bath salts. No! These are not the bath salts that make you run around like a zombie. Peach Passion bath salts are meant to put you in a relax state once you enter the bath.
To achieve a relax state: add a few tablespoons of peach passion salts to a very warm bath (I like it hot), once the salts have been added run your hands through the bath water a couple of times. Dip one toe in (at first) just to make sure the water is to your liking. Once the water is perfect, work your way into the tub and lay there (lights should be dim), close your eyes, inhale the essence of the peach and lemon grass. Exhale, relax, and breathe deeply. Throw your worries and cares away, enjoy the essence of peach passion bath salts; and most importantly you’re me time.
Peach Passion Bath Salts Recipe:
2 cups epsom salt
4 peach passion tea bags
2 tbsps. coconut oil
5 drops essential oil (I used lemon grass)
Recipe Directions: In a medium bowl add epsom salt, open tea bags and add to the salt. Mix together with a spoon, until the tea and salts have been combined. Add coconut and essential oils into bowl, mix all together until the oils have been incorporated. Store in air tight container.
I love how easy this bath salt recipe is to make – I am definitely going to try this for myself and as a giftie for someone special! 🙂 I can imagine that these + a hot bath = paradise! Pinned 🙂
Giving gifts are always the best! Yay 🙂 Thanks so much!!
I am loving all your homemade bath salts! I can just imagine how good the peach passion tea smells in a hot bath – sounds so relaxing 🙂
O Kelly! It’s a lovely scent that can be addictive.. 🙂
I was wondering where can I find the coconut oil? I did find some in Walmart pharmacy, but they were out. So they said I could find it in the grocery aisle. Is it the same?
I usually buy mine in the grocery aisle at walmart so your on the right track!!! 🙂 I like to use either Spectrum Organic Refined Coconut Oil or louana coconut oil. They are both in that aisle and should be easy for you to find.. 🙂
This sounds lovely! I wondered, how long will the salts keep?
I would say about 6 months 🙂
I have a quick question, you said to add the epsom salt, the peach tea and another kind for salt but you didn’t say what kind. Did I miss it somewhere?
hello did you use course or fine epsom salt???
I used regular epsom salt you find at the grocery store. They really only come in one texture and it doesn’t say 🙂