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Disappearing Bath Oil Recipe

[1 Sep 2010 | 3 Comments | | Author: ]
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* 1 cup light oil (your choice, such as almond, light sesame or canola)
* 1/2 cup glycerin
* 1/2 cup liquid soap
* Essential oils of your choice (up to 48 drops, as this makes 8 baths)

Makes 16 oz, enough for 8 baths.

Mix together all the ingredients and pour into a clean bottle with lid or stopper. to use:

Shake gently and pour 1/4 cup into the bath under running water.

There are two kinds of bath oils: those that float on top of the water (most oils will do this) and those that disperse or disappear into the bathwater.

By combing a natural oil together with glycerin and soap, you have a mixture that disperses through your bathwater. You create a bubble bath that works its way beautifully through your bath, leaving your skin soft and smooth. It makes a marvelous gift and can be enhanced by adding your favorite fragrance or scented oil.

Source: Natural Beauty for All Seasons

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