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Professional Spa Treatments at Home
Creating a Spa Atmosphere at Home
Making a Honey Cucumber Eye Nourisher
Making Emergency Aspirin Masks
Making an Aloha Honey Hawaiian Delight Facial Mask
Applying a Facial Mask at Home
Making a Honey Hair Treatment
Making a Foaming Honey Vanilla Bath
Making an At-Home Spa Elixir
Making a Chocolate Honey Scrub
Making a Cellulite Scrub
Using Olive Oil as a Fountain of Youth
Vitamins in At-Home Spa Treatments
Making Apple Cider Vinegar
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There are few things more soothing at the end of a rough day than a soak in a warm, luxurious bubble bath.… More
There's no need to buy expensive bubble bath. You can make your own at home with a few simple ingredients.… More
Enjoy the spa treatment with a honey vanilla bath. Learn about at-home spas and foaming honey vanilla bath… More
Solid bubble bath, also known as bubble bars in some high end soap shops, is super easy to make and gives … More
Bathing provides more than just cleanliness. Baths help improve circulation and restore energy. When bath … More
Making your own bath gel at home is a craft project that's also beneficial for your skin. Using natural in… More
The mineral salts in a bath bomb can soothe weary muscles and soften bath water for a softer, cleaner skin… More
Bath fizzies are hard balls of herbs and other natural cleansers that you drop into your tub to make your … More
Do you love to indulge in taking a nice, long hot bath at the end of a stressful day? Rather than adding b… More
You can naturally deodorize your body by washing it with certain herbs. By using these types of homemade b… More
Herbal bath bags can be used as washcloths and work wonders for the skin and the psyche. A unique combinat… More
A warm, soothing, scented bath can wash away the worries of the day and leave you feeling relaxed, soft an… More
Scented bath salts are a luxurious way to relax and moisturize your skin at the same time. Bath salts are … More
After a long, stress-filled day at work or home, you might strongly consider curling up in front of the te… More
Summary: Enjoy the spa treatment with a honey vanilla bath. Learn about at-home spas and foaming honey vanilla baths with free video beauty tips from a life coach stylist.
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"Okay, so now we're going to show you how to make your own at home bubble bath. I love bubble baths, I think every girl loves bubble baths and, believe it or not, guys like bubble baths too, if it's done in the right way. So, let's begin. What you're going to do is you're going to use olive oil, then we're going to use honey, then we're going to use your favorite oil and soap, unscented soaps. Okay, ready, let's begin. What you're going to do, you're going to take your olive oil, we're going to take about four teaspoons. This is also called Cleopatra's bath, Cleopatra liked a lot of the bubble bath, I think that's where we get baths from. Then you're going to take honey, the same amount, about four teaspoons, okay. And then, about five droplets of your favorite oil, so if you fill the dropper up, see to where it's about halfway, that's about five droplets. Okay, and one, two, three, four, five, but, if you're like me and you like heavily scented, then I go ahead and use half of it. And, now, we are ready to mix. Okay. So, you have a nice sudsy consistency. That's nice. Smells delicious. Okay, let's go try it in the bath. You will have smoother, softer, feel me baby skin. Now that is nice."
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