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You know that feeling when you’ve had a long, exhausting week, and all you want is some time to yourself? Yeah, I’m there. Luckily for me, I’ve found something that works every time – sinking into a warm, bubbly bath. Seriously, it’s my happy place.
Let me walk you through how I created my very own bubble bath oasis in just a few minutes, and trust me, you’ll be thanking yourself the next time you find yourself in desperate need of a little pampering.
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ToggleDIY Bubble Bath Recipe
Equipment
- 1 A large mixing glass or bowl
- 1 Spoon for stirring
- 1 A pretty glass bottle or jar for storage (bonus points for a pump or cork)
Materials
- 1 cup Castile soap (lavender or any scent you prefer)
- 1/4 Cup vegetable glycerin (for those dreamy bubbles)
- 20-30 drops essential oil (lavender, peppermint, or citrus based on your mood)
Instructions
- Mix it UpIn a large mixing glass or bowl, combine 1 cup of castile soap with 1/4 cup of vegetable glycerin. Add 20-30 drops of your favorite essential oil. Stir gently to combine the ingredients.
- Store the MagicPour the mixture into a glass bottle or jar for easy storage. Use a pump or cork-topped bottle for added convenience.
- Indulge in BubblesWhen you’re ready for your bath, pour about 1/4 cup of the bubble bath mixture under warm, running water. Stir the water a little to help create more bubbles, then relax and enjoy!
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Notes
Use a Bath Pillow: For extra comfort, rest your head on a bath pillow. It’s a game-changer for neck support during long soaks!
Stay Hydrated: Since hot baths can dehydrate, keep a glass of water nearby and sip throughout your bath.
Little Tips for the Best Bath Ever
@alaynavierra Foaming soap recipe! You can olay around with the measurement’s however you like. I do 1 part castile soap to 2-3 parts water, 2-4 tbsp vegetable glycerin, 4-6 tbsp jojoba oil, 20-30 drops essential oil and you can also add vitamin e oil if youd prefer. Tweak this however you’d like! #castilesoap #homesteading #diyproducts #soapmakingtiktok #soapmaking #farmlife #hobbyfarm #horsetattoo #crunchymom #millennialsoftiktok
Here are a few small things that can make your bath even better: Don’t go too hot!: I know, I know. A scorching bath sounds heavenly, but keep the water at a warm, comfortable temperature. Too hot, and it’ll dry out your skin (not fun!). Get a bath pillow: Seriously, why didn’t I buy one of these sooner? A bath pillow is a total game-changer. You can lean back and relax without straining your neck. 10/10 recommend. Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate: As relaxing as baths are, they can actually dehydrate you a bit. Keep some water nearby and sip before, during, and after to keep yourself feeling good. Feel Free to Experiment With the Essential Oils: Now, this is the part where you can get creative. I’m a sucker for lavender (no surprise there), so I added some extra lavender essential oil for a deeper, more relaxing vibe. But if you’re in the mood for something else, feel free to go wild.
Essential Oil | Benefit |
Lavender | Perfect for winding down before bed. |
Peppermint | Great if you want to feel refreshed and energized. |
Citrus | Instant mood boost. |
Eucalyptus | Ideal when feeling stuffed up or needing to clear your mind. |
How to Elevate the Whole Experience
Now that you’ve got the perfect bubble bath, why not take the experience up a notch? The bath isn’t just about getting clean – it’s about creating a mini spa at home.
Here are some of my favorite ways to make bath time even more indulgent:
Wrapping Up
Creating your own bubble bath is such a simple way to add a little luxury to your daily routine. You deserve those few minutes (or an hour, no judgment here) of peace, bubbles, and pampering.
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