I would like to find a recipe for bath powder.?

Question

I HAVE AN IDEA FOR A NEW HOBBY, BUT I NEED A GOOD RECIPE FOR A BATH POWDER. I HAVE HEARD OF CORNSTARCH AND BAKING SODA. ANY OTHER ADVICE?

Answer 1

Yeah! Try using rice

fry it for 4 to 5 minutes with no oil

stick it into the blender to make a powder

Answer 2

Simple Powder
1/2 cup cornflour
1/2 cup rice flour
Mix together in a pretty jar or plastic bag until the powder is well mixed.
Apply with a shaker-type container or from a jar using a powder puff.

Scented Bath Powder

1 cup baking soda
1 cup cornstarch
10-20 drops of rose essential oils (or essential or fragrance oil of your choice)
Combine the baking soda and cornstarch in a big glass jar.
Add the essential oil, a few drops at a time, shaking very well after each addition.
(You can use a small wire whisk or fork to get out any clumps.) Test the scent of the bath powder after each addition to get a powder that's perfectly scented for you.
(Some people like a strongly scented product, others like a very subtle scent- it's up to you!) Allow the powder to sit for about a day before using, to let the fragrance or essential oil completely absorb.

Answer 3

Bath Recipe Tip

Make your own Scented Dusting Powder!
1 cup corn starch
1 tablespoon orrisroot powder
1/4 teaspoon essential oil
Spoon the cornstarch and orrrisroot powder into a blender and run on low speed. Slowly add essential oil. That's it you are done...your own dusting powder! Apply with powder puff.

Answer 4

Bath Powder Recipe
Bath Recipe Tip

Make your own Scented Dusting Powder!
1 cup corn starch
1 tablespoon orrisroot powder
1/4 teaspoon essential oil
Spoon the cornstarch and orrrisroot powder into a blender and run on low speed. Slowly add essential oil. That's it you are done...your own dusting powder! Apply with powder puff.

Answer 5

Bath Salts-In a large bowl, mix to combine: 6 parts coarse sea salt; 3 parts epsom salts, to soothe tired muscles and reduce inflammation; and 1 part baking soda, to soften waters and alleviate skin irritation. Add a few drops of essential oils, and combine. Add a few drops of food coloring, until you achieve the desired shade. If you intend to present the bath salts as gifts, be sure to store them in a stoppered and labeled container to keep out moisture.

Answer 6

I use baking soda, oat flour (hf store) and tapioca flour. Makes it really silky. I add a couple of drops of lavender or rose oil. nice! You can find some teriffic homemade stuff at this link-I make everything homemade, right down to the cleaners, shampoos, conditioner, hair gel, toothpaste, laundry detergent, etc. I am chemically sensitive and avoid when I can. Here is a super link to get you started....google homemade soaps for more links


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