How to Make a Goat Milk Bubble Bath

Make your own goat milk bubble bath

After a goat milk bubble bath, your skin will feel silky soft. Besides feeling relaxed, your body may have fewer aches and pains. Adding lavender and chamomile oils to your homemade bubble bath puts an uplifting aroma in the air and leaves your bathroom smelling calm and fresh. So not only with your body get to relax from everyday life, your mind and spirit will as well.

Things You'll Need

• 4 cups goat milk powder
• 3 cups sea salt
• 10 drops lavender oil
• 5 drops chamomile oil
• 4 tbsp. liquid castile oil soap
• 1 cup baking soda
• 1 tsp. rubbing alcohol
• Large mixing bowl
• Measuring spoons
• Measuring cups
• Large, waterproof container
• Wire whisk

Instructions

1. Measure 4 cups goat milk powder, 3 cups sea salt, 10 drops lavender oil,
   5 drops chamomile oil, 4 tbsp. liquid castile oil soap, 1 cup baking soda and
   1 tsp. rubbing alcohol into your large mixing bowl.

2. Mix the ingredients together with a wire whisk for about 3 minutes, or until they are thoroughly mixed. Your goat milk bubble bath mix will have the gritty texture of a bath salt. Add as much lavender and chamomile oil to your bubble bath as you want.

3. Place your goat milk bubble bath mixture into a large, waterproof container to store near your bathtub until you are ready to use it.

4. Fill up your bathtub and place 2 cups of the bubble bath into the bathtub, and allow it to dissolve completely into the bathwater. With your hand, swish the water and bubble bath together until you get light foamy bubbles.

Tips & Warnings

• If desired, add almond, grape seed, olive oil and jojoba oil to your goat milk bath mixture to help add more moisture to your bubble bath.

• Do not use this homemade lavender chamomile goat milk bubble bath if you have allergies to lavender, chamomile, goat milk or sea salt.

References

• Ellen's Kitchen: Bath Salts,Milk Bath, Bath Treats
• Pioneer Thinking: Bath and Body Recipes