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We have no shortage of ideas for making your own bath bombs and soaks, but sometimes it’s nice to just buy something in a bottle, pour it in the tub, and relax a little bit. (Or a lot.) Whether you’re looking for something fun and fizzy or soothing and bubbly, we’re pretty sure you’ll find the perfect soak for you below. Fizz & Bubble Coconut Cream Mini Bath Fizzies // These mini fizzies are the perfect size for a quick bath—and this Coconut Cream scent smells like a tropical vacation. Pink Detox Bath Soak // Relax and detox at the same time with this Pink Himalayan soak . Bonus: we’re giving away a Pink Detox bath on the blog right now! Lollia In Love Bath Salt Sachets // These beautifully wrapped sachets contain bath salts scented with a delicate, floral fragrance. Laura Mercier Almond Coconut Honey Bath // This moisturizing honey bath smells good enough to eat! Fresh Rice Sake Bath // Yes, this soak contains real sake! It detoxifies, softens skin, and helps even skin to...

We spend a fortune every year buying products to transform our baths into something extra special, however most of those products are packed full of toxic chemicals. So here at Homemade Home Ideas , we scoured the web to find the best natural alternatives out there. Make your bath a decadent treat and turn it into a spa experience in your own home with these easy natural recipes which will help soothe skin and relieve tension. Homemade Lavender Bath Salts  – These wonderful bath salts will not only relieve and release tension in your body and help you relax but they will also give you a fizzing spa experience in the comfort of your own home. DIY Bath Melts – Leave your skin silky smooth with these fantastic bath melts which will turn your bath into a luxurious experience you’ll love. Detox Bath Recipe – Not only will this simple recipe help you relieve stress in the bath but it will also draw out any toxins which will help you fight...

Lavender Bath Salts " title="How To Make Your Own Lavender Bath Salts " /> How To Make Your Own Lavender Bath Salts Here’s a simple recipe for making your own lavender bath salts ! Keep your Lavender bath salts for yourself, or give them away as gifts or shower favors. This is a wonderful and easy way to indulge in a long, soothing, scented luxurious bath . Lavender Bath Salts " title="How To Make Your Own Lavender Bath Salts " /> • Lavender Flower Buds • Epsom Salt Lavender Bath Salts " title="How To Make Your Own Lavender Bath Salts " /> Directions To Make Lavender Bath Soak • Pour two cups of Epsom Salt into a large bowl. • Grind Lavender Flower Buds . A coffee grinder works great , but if you don’t have one, you can use a food processor. • Add ground lavender to the Epsom salts and mix to combine. • That’s it! • Store in an airtight container. • If giving as a gift, label the container with product name, ingredients, and d...

*Products received. Opinions are my own. I love taking a bath. Ever since we got our jetted tub installed , I just can’t get enough of our bathtub! It is so relaxing and just nice to sit and soak in it while reading a nice book! So comforting! I also have to have great bath products that help me relax. Nothing like a wonderfully scented soap , bubble bath or body wash to get your senses going and help you relax after a long, stressful day at the office or home with the kids. I have always been a big fan of Vitabath products . They smell delicious and make my body feel so soft and relaxed! Have you ever tried Vitabath? If not, you need to! Vitabath has the luxury bath and body products that are affordable and won’t empty your wallet out. They have a fragrance collection that is amazing as well as their classic collection and gift bundles. Seriously, there is something for everyone, even Dad for Father’s Day! Hey, dad has to get clean too! Vitabath® Classic products are formulated with...

As Disability Hacks for the Kitchen was so popular I’ve put together another one for the bathroom, Disability Hacks for the Bathroom. This is a list of things that I have found useful over the years. Some were suggested to me by OT while others I have stumbled upon (probably literally!) myself. Disclaimer: This post has affiliate links to products that I will earn a small commission through if you are to buy anything. Please note that this does NOT affect the price that you pay as I am compensated by the company. If you do decide to purchase anything through my links, thank you. The commission helps to cover the costs of running my blog.  Use a bath or shower seat. I have both. Originally I had a shower seat put into my ensuite tiny shower . It’s fixed to the wall and can be pulled down for when I need it while the others in the house simply leave it against the wall. My shower seat is similar to this one with pull out legs so that it feels more secure under my weight. It is wall mou...