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Soft And Oat Y Bath "Bomb"

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Make yourself a yummy, softening and relaxing bath.

I love making these bath "bombs". It's so nice to pop in a CD, throw one of these in the bath, and just zone out for a good twenty minutes. More than that, you can make so many different types of these! Just experiment!
(None of these pictures are mine!)

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  1. Step 1

    Step 1

    Assemble your ingredients and make sure to cut yourself a decent square of cheese cloth. Each side should be at least (I'm estimating here haha) about 6-7".

  2. Step 2

    Step 2

    Take about three huge spoons of oat flakes, and put it in the middle of your square. Sorry about the measurements ladies, I do this very casually ;-)


  3. Step 3

    Step 3

    Now the fun part: choose the herbs, teas or whatever else you'd like to put in your bomb. I usually add dried orange peel, as it helps exfoliate. Add more than one!
    What you could add:
    - Any type of tea leaves. I love adding chamomile, as it makes the bath smell lovely
    - Powdered flowers are great in this. Try rose powder, lavender powder... the list goes on
    - Dried herbs are very benefitial externally, believe it or not. I like to add dried parsley flakes to my bomb, as it is a cleansing herb. I suggest looking up herbs and their properties to choose one that's best for you
    - Dried lemon or orange peel, as well as powdered milk/buttermilk, are a wonderful additive, as they make your skin super soft (through chemical exfoliatiation)

    Depending on how many additives you are using, I would add a heaping spoonful or half a heaping spoonful to the middle of your cheese cloth.

  4. Step 4

    Step 4

    Using a spoon, carefully mix the dry ingredients within the cloth so nothing gets outside the square. Bunch the entire piece together, and keep it fastened with an elastic band.


  5. Step 5

    Step 5

    Turn on the bath and make the water run at a temperature that pleases you. Throw in the bomb, walk away and prepare whatever you need for your bath (for me its music). At this point, I also wash my face, as when in the bath the bomb doubles as a mask and is best applied to clean skin.

    For extra results, add some honey to your bath or even epsom salts.

  6. Step 6

    Step 6

    Now that you're in the bath, enjoy the bomb. You'll find that if you mush it between your hands (after it has soaked for a little bit), a milky substance comes out of the cloth. This is from the oatmeal and mixed with other herbs (or even alone), it is a wonderful mask. I scrub the bomb all over my face to leave a layer of oat milk on it, and repeat several times during the bath.

    I also like to stand up in my bath and use the sachet all over my body like a scrub.

    After soaking for as long as you'd like, get out and moisturize! I hope you liked it :D

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Candice C.

Candice C.

04 Jun 14:34

so does this all pretty much stay in the cheesecloth or does this get opened? it sounds great either way :)

Alyssa O.

Alyssa O.

04 Jun 15:50

It all stays in the cheese cloth. You might get a few stray particles in the bath, but other than that, you dispose of the entire bomb at the end (with all ingredients still in the cheese cloth).

Alyssa O. Posted By:
Alyssa O. »
June 04, 2009 11:11
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