Introduction: Peppermint Bath Salts
These Bath Salts are very relaxing to use in a Bath or Foot Baths. They are also great for gifts! From Christmas, to Bridesmaids gifts these will make them smile! Peppermint is a Natural Muscle soother and can help with many other sicknesses. For more information about Peppermint visit: healthday.com
My Inspiration was:
https://www.instructables.com/id/Peppermint-Bath-Sa...
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Step 1: Ingridients
- Epsom Salt
- 3 Disposable Cups
- Peppermint and/or Wintergreen oil (essential Oils are fine too)
- Funnel
- Decorative Glass Jar (or regular Canning Jar is okay too :)
- Red Food Coloring (I used Icing Coloring but Food Coloring is a lot easier)
Step 2: Mesure Salt
First of all make sure the salt is not in clumps. So try to mix it up in the bag before you pour it.
Next pour it into the Glass Jar to make sure you are going to have enough Salt.
Pour Half of the Salt from the Jar into one of the Plastic Cups. Pour the other half into a different cup.
Now you should have 2 cups half full with Salt and the Empty Jar (that you can set aside for later)
Step 3: Pour and Mix Peppermint Oil
Take one of the Cups (filled with Salt) and put a few drops of Peppermint Oil in it.
Put the 3rd cup on top (make sure that you seal it with your Fingers) and shake the salt to get the Peppermint Oil Mixed Throughout all the salt.
Do this with the next Cup as well.
What I did was put Peppermint Oil in the 1st Cup and Wintergreen Oil in the 2nd cup so I got both Smells :)
Step 4: Add Red Coloring
Take the Cup with the Peppermint Oil in it and ad a few drops of Coloring. Take a Plastic Spoon and Mix the coloring in. Now you have one cup that has Red and one that has White salts.
Note: In the Picture the "red" looks more of an orange but it is more like Pink. If you want it to look RED then add more food Coloring.
Step 5: Fill the Jars
Take the Jar and pour a little white salt in.
Then add red salt.
Do this until the whole Jar has White and Red Striped Salts in it :)
Then you can add Ribbon or a Label if you are going to give it to someone!
Yay!

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9 Comments
6 years ago
Whoop your jar or container can hold
6 years ago
Scarlet Moon
It's not exactly precise measurements but how much your Jr. Can hold
7 years ago
awesome instructable,however I don't know the measurements, could you please share?Looking forward to more awesome instructables.
7 years ago on Introduction
Thank you all so much for the wonderful compliments! You are all so nice!
7 years ago on Introduction
This will be on my home-made list for Christmas gift's. Thank you love the idea
7 years ago on Step 3
Wonderful idea with mixing the mints and colors like that, it looks beautiful and I'm sure smells so too.
7 years ago
Hi Diana I was wondering what kind of salt that you are using because in Indonesia we dont have epsom salt so I'm quite interested and bummed at the same time because I want to try this but I cant find that salt here
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
I did a lot of research and I found that using Sea Salt instead of Epsom Salt is good! I am sorry that you do have Epsom Salt there. Hopefully this works out for you!
Here's a link were you can read about it! :)
http://www.livestrong.com/article/263914-substitut...
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
Thank you for sharing! I found that epsom substitute page quite informative :o)