Today I finally forced myself to get out and attack the weeds in my vegetable and flower gardens. I love to garden. I hate weeding. But after all was said and done, I was quite pleased with the results and decided I had earned a long, hot soak!
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Everyone deserves a long, hot bath every once in a while…especially one that smells incredible and leaves your skin soft and moisturized. That’s where my new favorite DIY bath product comes in! This Eucalyptus Mint Bath Oil is wonderful for easing muscle fatigue and is my new bath time ritual!
Eucalyptus Mint Bath Oil
- 2-3 ounces of carrier oil (see options below)
- 10 drops Peppermint essential oil
- 20 drops Eucalyptus essential oil
The first ingredient in the bath oil is your carrier oil of choice. I happened to have some almond oil on hand so I used that, but some other great options would be fractionated coconut oil, jojoba oil, grapeseed oil, avocado oil, or even olive oil. Put 2-3 ounces of your carrier oil in a small bottle or container.
Next, add the Peppermint and Eucalyptus essential oils. The scent of Peppermint can pretty quickly overpower other scents, so I added twice as much Eucalyptus as I did Peppermint to balance it out. (If you’d like to try out a custom combination of EO’s in your bath oil, just make sure the total of drops you add comes out to around 30 or so.)
Once you’ve added the essential oil, place the cap on the bottle and gently shake to combine. Separation will occur, so just give it a shake before each use. Add a tablespoon of the bath oil while you’re filling up your tub for a relaxing and rejuvenating bath experience!
I love this idea. Thank you so much!
It is so easy to do. I love it and I will try it. I think with incredible smell will help me relaxable and comfortable. Thanks. Your title is so useful .
Does this leave a ring around the tub??
It does leave an oily residue on the bottom of the tub, but not really a ring. Here’s my post about a shower cleaner – it works so well!! http://ogtbj.com/17GWSRC
I usually just use a few drops of essential oils directly into the tub for the reason of not leaving a residue behind, but using a carrier oil can help you feel more pampered as it feels good on the skin! I especially love coconut oil, and I suppose it would be the fractionated kind in this case. I don’t think a significant amount of residue would be left behind with this recipe. If so, just give the tub a quick wipe-down with a wash cloth after your bath.
Diana
I love this idea, but my fave is spearmint with eucalyptus. I have used it in hand lotion and diy hand sanitizer. A real de-stressor.
I am SO making this today! Going to have a loooong bath!
I am difinitely going to make this. I love bath oils you can make yourself and I love the smell of mint.
It smells great!!
Enjoy Adelita :-)
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