DIY Bath Bark Melt With Essential Oils
A simple bath can be deeply therapeutic. In fact, studies point to the numerous physical and mental benefits bathing produces. But what if we were to tell you that you could get even more out of your bathing routine? If you’re not already using an EG Bath Salt, start there and then make this skin-nourishing DIY Bath Bark Melt.
Bath treats are fun and, with the right ingredients, can benefit your skin. To enjoy your bath to the fullest, we’ve created this skin-loving DIY with shea butter, Meadowfoam carrier oil and luxurious Lavender Magnolia synergy blend. Shea butter assists with dry, damaged skin and helps to boost skin regeneration. Meadowfoam is rich in emollient and a non-greasy moisturizer. Combine that with the uplifting aroma of skin-refining Lavender Magnolia to create this tried-and-true bath treat that will elevate any bath routine.
What You Need
80 grams of Shea butter
19 grams of Meadowfoam
1 gram of Lavender Magnolia synergy blend
Flower petals (optional)
How To
Weigh ingredients. Then, in a double-boiler melt shea butter and add Meadowfoam. Remove from heat and stir in Lavender Magnolia. Arrange flower petals or herbs in your silicone mold, then pour the mixture into the mold. Cover with plastic wrap (ensuring plastic wrap does not touch the bark) and let sit overnight or refrigerate for a few hours.
To use, break up the bark and add a few pieces to your warm bath. Allow the bark time to melt. Stubborn pieces that don’t dissolve can be broken up with your fingers under water. Once fully melted, relax and soak up the goodness.
About the Author, Bella Martinez
Bella Martinez is a Certified Aromatherapist, Natural Skincare Formulator and Edens Garden’s lead aromatherapist. An industry expert, Bella has spent years training and learning in the aromatherapy field, which she continues annually. Her passion is taking evidence-based aromatherapy and making it approachable for all.
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