I have been dying to create another round of Bath Salts since I made that amazing smelling Vanilla Bath Salt Recipe a few months ago that was fabulous and oh-so-simple to make! They also were a huge hit with you guys! Thanks for making them so popular! I decided to create these beautiful and amazing smelling Vanilla Rose Petal Bath Salts!
My good friend Kelly from Smart School House created a lovely Baby Rose Sugar Scrub a while ago and as soon as my Mother's Day roses started to wilt the other day, I knew those rose petals would be PERFECT to use in a Bath Salt!
And not only did they turn out beautiful, they also smell amazing too!!
But before I tell you how to create these, weren't my Mother's Day flowers so pretty!? I have the best husband ever!
To create Vanilla Rose Petal Bath Salts, You Will Need:
- 1 cup Epsom Salts
- Petals from 1 Rose
- 2-4 drops Vanilla Fragrance Oil
This bath salts recipe is completely customizable and will look different depending on the color of rose petals you use.
In mine, there are tiny flecks of pink, cream and yellow. It is amazingly beautiful!
The rose petals give off a slightly floral fragrance and the vanilla oil compliments it so nicely!
You can package it up to give as gifts or save it for a nice long soak in the bathtub!
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robin lorraine williamson
love it will definitely give it a try been seeing the scrubs all over like yours the best thanks for sharing visiting from show stopper party have a great weekend
jo ann
love the glass bottle you used for your rose petal salt...can you tell me where you purchased it?
Ashley Phipps
Thank you! I got it from the craft store!
Greta
Do you use dried petals or are they fresh
Ashley Phipps
I used dried petals
Emily
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Eva
Hi how long do these keep please?
Ruchi
Hi, was wondering if one can use the off-the-shelf food grade vanilla essence in this scrub instead of vanilla pod extract?
Roma
Love this! How long will this stay 'fresh'?? Want to make some as gifts! Xx
Ashley Phipps
It will stay fresh for a really long time as long as it is in a sealed container!
Faina
Do you use fresh petals or dried ones? Also where can I get the fragrance oil?
Ashley Phipps
You can use either! I used petals from flowers that were dying so they were partially dried. Fragrance oil can be found at most craft stores in the soap aisle.
Teri@The Freshman Cook
I can't wait to try this! It looks so pretty, and I am sure it smells great too! Thanks!
anette
it would be nice if you can give us a printable tag also for the vanilla rose petal bath salts please.
Amy
How much of the vanilla rose mixture do I use for each bath. The mixture smells wonderful.
Ashley Phipps
Hi! You can use as much or as little as you like. I typically use 1-2 cups of Epsom salts for a bath.
Susan
Are the roses fresh? Or do I need to dry them when placing them in the blender?
Ashley Phipps
Either will work if you have sharp blender blades!
Sally
Hi Ashley I am wanting to make about 400 bath bags. I am not sure quantities of each ingredient. Say if I started with 20 bags. I have pink Himalayan salt, lavender, rose buds, rose petals, cornflowers. lavender essence oil
Can you help please??
I love your vanilla rose !
Tracy Ross
Do you have a printable label? I’d like to make these for my teacher co-workers.