How to Make Vanilla Honey Bubble Bath

Homemade, natural bubble baths are a fun and economical way to pamper yourself after a long hard day. Bubble baths are a sweet indulgence, and by making your own you can be sure that your bath products are environmentally friendly and are not tested on animals. Vanilla honey bubble bath is a skin rejuvenating formula that is perfect for yourself, or as a special gift for friends and family. Read on to learn how to make vanilla honey bubble bath.

Things You'll Need

• Sweet almond oil
• Medium bowl
• All natural honey
• Liquid castile soap
• All natural vanilla extract
• Clean plastic bottle with tight fitting lid

Instructions

1. Measure 1 cup of sweet almond oil into a medium bowl. Almond oil quickly absorbs into the skin without leaving your skin feeling greasy, making it an incredible moisturizer. Not only does almond oil reduce the appearance of wrinkles, it also soothes painful cracking and burns on the skin and absorbs into the deep tissue to relieve aching muscles and joints.

2. Add 1/2 cup of honey to the bowl. Honey is a natural moisturizer as well as a natural anti-fungal and anti-bacterial agent. Honey has been used for centuries in a number of natural remedies for its wide array of health benefits. Honey in your bubble bath will soften and gently clean your skin, leaving it looking young and healthy.

3. Pour in 1/2 cup of liquid castile soap. Castile soap is 100 percent natural and made from olive oil. It is not only the bubbling agent in your vanilla honey bubble bath, it will also soften and moisturize your skin. Castile soap can be found in health food stores and comes in a variety of scents.

4. Stir in 1 tbsp. of vanilla extract, mixing the ingredients well. Pour the vanilla honey bubble bath carefully into a clean plastic bottle. Shake your bubble bath gently before each use. Simply swirl about one quarter of the bottle under hot running water for a refreshing soak.

Tips & Warnings

• This recipe should make enough vanilla honey bubble bath for four baths.

• Glycerin, another natural moisturizer, can be used in place of castile soap.