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DIY rose milk bath recipe to make your skin feel soft and hydrated.
I’ve only shared my mint milk bath & lilac milk bath recipes to date, but just like my sugar scrubs, I make them in a variety of natural scents. Because they’re made with simple ingredients in the kitchen, I can create one just before a bath or put it in a jar for a last-minute gift.
I enjoy getting back to the basics by creating my own skincare products. No harsh chemicals, just ingredients found in the pantry.
While you can enjoy your milk bath immediately, the oils will permeate over time making it even more fragrant. When adding your essential oil, keep in mind that your milk bath will be diluted with bath water and not as fragrant.
This milk bath recipe yields 1-2 servings for a standard canning jar.
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How to Store Milk Bath:
I use Weck jars, but any jar will do. When stored in an airtight container it will keep up to 3 weeks…if you can resist that long!
More Milk Bath Recipe Scents to Try:
Here's a few more of my favorite DIY bath and beauty recipes for your enjoyment! It's fun to make your own bath goodies and it's wonderful to know what's in the products you're putting on your skin. These are perfect for gifting as well! 4 ingredient natural exfoliating and hydrating Sugar Lip Scrub recipe. Easy Lavender Milk Bath recipe with just a few natural ingredients in less than 3 minutes. How to make a homemade face mask with 2 simple ingredients. Learn the benefits a milk and honey face mask has for your skin and get the 5-minute recipe! This lemon mint sugar scrub recipe is sweet & invigorating for both your skin & senses! You can create your own in less than 5 minutes! Last week I shared my lavender mint bubble bath recipe and printable labels. This week, I’m sharing my traditional winter mint recipe. It’s easy to make natural bath products in your kitchen. It just takes a few minutes & a few all natural ingredients. An easy gentle exfoliating diy lip scrub recipe, made with just a few natural ingredients from the grocery store in just a couple minutes. This homemade sugar scrub will gently massage the dead skin from your lips using coconut oil and sugar as a natural exfoliant.
The Best DIY Bath & Beauty Products
DIY Sugar Lip Scrub
Lavender Milk Bath Recipe
Milk and Honey Homemade Face Mask
Lemon Mint Sugar Scrub Recipe
Homemade Bubble Bath Recipe
Homemade Lilac Bath Milk
DIY Lip Scrub (Sugar Lip Scrub)
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Homemade Rose Milk Bath Recipe
DIY rose milk bath recipe to make your skin feel soft and hydrated.
Supplies
- 1 cup powdered milk
- 1/4 cup cornstarch
- 1/4 cup baking soda
- 10 + drops rose essential oil {or to preference}
Instructions
- Mix dry ingredients & whisk in essential oil until smooth.
- Add mixture to jar & allow to “marinate” for 24 hours.
Janet mcveagh says
Where do you buy the glycerin?
Julie Blanner says
Select grocery stores like Whole Foods, craft stores, pharmacies (CVS and Walgreens) and stores like Walmart carry it as well as Amazon. Enjoy!
katie says
do i just pour it in and fill the bath tub with water?
Julie says
I pour it in as I fill it. Enjoy!
Candace says
This looks so easy to make! I’ll have to try this soon! Thank you for sharing!
Kay Christensen says
Julie, LOVE LOVE LOVE your website!!! This year my Christmas budget is nearly nonexistent, so I’m having to “shop” in my craft room and utilize what I already have on hand. In the past year or so I’ve begun to really get into homemade bath products, and your recipes are unique and right up my alley for both Christmas gifts and personal use. And what GREAT inspiration! I have most everything I need to make some wonderful “spa” baskets for the ladies on my gift list. With just a couple of inexpensive ingredients I’ll have everything I need. I can’t wait to get started!
Julie says
THANK YOU, Kay! You are so incredibly kind. I can relate…we were there just a few years ago. I hope you enjoyed my natural bath recipes and look forward to keeping in touch! I hope your new year is off to a beautiful start. Thanks for following along.
Iqa says
what type of powdered milk that you use?
Julie says
Just instant dry milk. I tend to use Carnation, because that’s what my store carries.