Basic Knitting Instructions

Posted by admin | Crochet & Knitting Patterns For The Bath, Knitting Patterns For The Bath | Tuesday 3 March 2009 10:49 pm

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Basic Crocheting Instructions

Posted by admin | Crochet & Knitting Patterns For The Bath, Crochet Patterns For The Bath | Tuesday 3 March 2009 10:47 pm

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Handmade Perfumes & Colognes

Posted by admin | Perfumes & Colognes, Perfumes & Sprays | Tuesday 3 March 2009 9:45 pm

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  • Amaze Perfume
  • Basic Perfume Recipe
  • Citrus Zinger Cologne
  • Contented Cologne
  • Denise’s Night Out
  • Easy, Cheap and Good for Gift Giving
  • Lavender Perfume

  • Enchanted Perfume
  • Falling Start Perfume
  • Forever Lavender Fragrant Mist
  • Handmade Vanilla Perfume Oil
  • Homemade Love Tonic (Cologne)
  • How to Make Luscious Cream Perfume - Formula
  • Lemon Spirit Cologne
  • Lilac Solid Perfume
  • Misty Passions Perfume
  • Orient Nights Perfume
  • Peace Cologne
  • Perfume Making Tips & Techniques
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  • Solid Perfume
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  • Solid Perfume
  • Whispering Rain Perfume
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    Homemade Oatmeal Bath Recipes

    Posted by admin | Oatmeal Baths | Monday 2 March 2009 7:50 pm

    Always consult your physician if you have high blood pressure, are pregnant

    or have other medical concerns before using essential oils or herbs.


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    MAKE YOUR OWN COLLOIDAL OATMEAL BATH

    1 cup oatmeal (quick or slow-cooking)

    Blend or process the oatmeal in your blender or food processor until you have a very fine powder (pulverized). This helps the oatmeal absorb liquid.

    To test the colloid property of your oatmeal, gently stir 1 tablespoon into a glass of warm water. If the oatmeal readily absorbs the water and give it a milky look and a silky feel, you’ve processed it enough. If the oatmeal simply sinks to the bottom of the glass, it needs to be processed further.

    Sprinkle the oats into a tub of running water and stir the water with your hand several times to ensure even distribution. For babies, use 1/3 cup.


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    OATMEAL MILK BATH

    3 cups dried milk
    1 cup cornstarch
    1 cup ground oatmeal
    EO or FO

    Use 1/2 cup in your tub or tie in muslin.


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    OATMEAL SOAK

    In blender, mix: 3/4 cup oats
    1/2 cup Lavender Buds
    1/4 cup baking soda
    1/4 cup powdered milk
    1/4 cup Sea Salt
    EO or FO


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    Common Uses for Oatmeal Baths

    Posted by admin | Articles, Oatmeal Baths | Monday 2 March 2009 7:43 pm

    bathing

  • Chicken pox
  • Poison Ivy, Oak and Sumac
  • Dry skin
  • Insect bites
  • Eczema
  • Diaper rash
  • Anal itching (often from pinworms)
  • Windburn
  • Sunburn
  • Shingles
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    Homemade Bubble Bath Recipes

    Posted by admin | Bubble Baths | Monday 2 March 2009 7:33 pm

    Always consult your physician if you have high blood pressure, are pregnant

    or have other medical concerns before using essential oils or herbs.


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    MOISTURIZING BUBBLE BATH

    1/2 cup soap flakes

    1 cup boiling water

    3 tablespoons Sweet Almond Oil

    A few drops of EO (optional)

    Dissolve the soap flakes in the boiling water, stirring gently. Immediately add almond oil, then essential oil (optional). Stir constantly while you add 4-5 tablespoons to running bath water. The rest can be used later, but you will need to stir prior to using again.

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    *BIG BUBBLE* BUBBLE BATH

    1 cup soap flakes

    1 cup water

    2-3 tablespoons Vegetable Glycerine

    A few drops EO, if desired

    Mix all ingredients together and store in container or glass bottle. Add 1-2 tablespoons under rapidly running water to create large bubbles. This mixture can also be used as a shower gel. Shake before using.


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    Homemade Bubble Bath Tips & Recipes

    Posted by admin | Bubble Baths | Monday 2 March 2009 7:23 pm
  • Bubble Bath Drop
  • Bubble Bath
  • Cherry Berry Bubble Bath
  • Lavender Dreams Bath
  • Lilac Sensation Bubble Bath
  • Solid Bubble Bath
  • Violet Days Bath
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    Homemade Milk Bath Recipes

    Posted by admin | Milk Baths | Monday 2 March 2009 6:37 pm

    Always consult your physician if you have high blood pressure, are pregnant

    or have other medical concerns before using essential oils or herbs.


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    OATMEAL MILK BATH

    3 cups dried milk

    1 cup cornstarch

    1 cup ground oatmeal

    EO or FO

    Use 1/2 to 1 cup in your tub or tie in muslin.

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    OATMEAL SOAK

    In blender, mix: 3/4 cup oats

    1/2 cup Lavender Buds

    1/4 cup baking soda

    1/4 cup powdered milk

    1/4 cup Sea Salt

    EO or FO

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    CALENDULA GOATMILK BATH

    1 cup powdered goat milk

    1 cup Dead Sea Salt

    1/3 cup Calendula Petals

    EO or FO

    Calendula helps to soothe inflamed tissues, reduce pain, and aids in quick healing of cuts and abrasions. You could add oatmeal to this, too.

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    WHITE GODDESS MILK BATH

    1 cup cornstarch

    2 cups dried milk powder

    1/8 teaspoon EO or FO

    Combine dry ingredients in food processor and blend. Add oil and blend again. Add 1/2 cup to bath water.

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    OATMEAL MILK BATH

    1/4 cup oatmeal

    1 cup powdered milk

    1 tablespoon Hazelnut Oil

    6 drops Lavender Essential Oil

    Put oats in muslin bag. Add the rest of the ingredients directly to your bath.

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    COCONUT/ALMOND MILK BATH

    3 cups powdered milk

    1 tablespoon each of almond oil and coconut oil

    3 drops vanilla extract

    4 drops almond extract

    Add mixture to water.

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    MILK/SALT BATH

    1 cup Sea Salt

    1 cup epsom salts

    1 cup powdered milk

    EO or FO

    Add 1/2 cup to bath water.


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    Handmade Milk Baths – Tips & Recipes

    Posted by admin | Milk Baths | Monday 2 March 2009 6:21 pm
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    Handmade Bath Tea Recipes

    Posted by admin | Bath Teas | Monday 2 March 2009 6:12 pm

    Always consult your physician if you have high blood pressure, are pregnant

    or have other medical concerns before using essential oils or herbs.


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    HERBAL BATH BAG

    2 tablespoons dried Chamomile
    2 tablespoons dried Rose Petals
    2 tablespoons dried orange blossoms
    1 coffee filter (large)
    8 X 8 inch piece of lace fabric (if giving as a gift)
    ribbon

    Combine the herbs ina bowl, stirring until well mixed. Spoon mixture into coffee filter and secure closed with embroidery thread or ribbon. Place filter in the center of the lace. Gather together the edges and secure by tying and knotting the ribbon around it. Tie the end of ribbon in another knot at the top so that the ribbon forms a large loop that can be hung from the bathtub water spout.

    To use, hang the bag from the water spout and let it steep in warm bath.

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    SCENTED BATH BAG

    1 ounce rolled oats
    1 ounce dried Lavender
    1 ounce dried Lemon Balm or Lemon Verbena leaves
    1/2 ounce dried Orange Peel
    1/2 ounce dried Lemon Peel
    2 dried bay leaves
    2 dried rosemary sprigs
    8 small muslin bags

    In large bowl, mix the oats, lavender and lemon balm. Using a mortar and pestle, lightly crush the oranges and lemon peel and bay leaves and add to mixture in bowl. Break up the sprigs of rosemary and add to mixture. Divide mixture between the 8 bags and fasten with string. To use, hang the bags from the hot tap of running water. You can continue to use the bag until fragrance is no longer evident.

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    ON-THE-GO BATH TEA

    Try this treatment for an energy boost. It is very stimulating, so don’t use it before going to bed or when you’re trying to relax.

    1 tablespoon dried or fresh Rosemary
    1 teaspoon dried or fresh Sage
    1/2 tablespoon dried of fresh Eucalyptus
    1/4 cup oats

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    MUSCLE-SAVER BATH TEA

    The oil in juniper berries helps break down the surface tension of the skin. Oil of peppermint adds to the aromatic pleasure of this bag, and lavender is relaxing. People with arthritis will enjoy this bag.

    1 teaspoon Juniper
    2 tablespoons dried or fresh Peppermint
    2 tablespoons dried or fresh Spearmint
    2 tablespoons dried or fresh Lavender Flowers and leaves

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    REFRESHING CITRUS BATH

    1 teaspoon dried Comfrey
    1 teaspoon dried Alfalfa
    1 teaspoon dried Parsley
    fresh lemon peel
    fresh orange peel

    Put above into muslin bag. Tie under tap and let water flow through. After tub is filled, put bag in water and steep.


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