Lemon Bath Salts
1 cup Epsom Salts
1 tbs Tanning Oil
1 tbs Lemon Juice
5 drops Food Coloring
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Mix all ingredients well until the color is blended and evenly distributed.
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Pour into decorative jar for gift giving. Embellish jar.
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Savannah chose to color hers a grapefruit color while I colored mine yellow.
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She attached two pretty lavender ribbons around the jar with a label on the front.
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****Please use caution when using these bath salts. The oil can make the tub slippery when standing****
**Tip: To make the bathroom smell nice all the time, pour this into a pretty bowl with a small scoop or wooden spoon and place it on the counter or near the bathtub. It will serve as a constant room deodorizer and whenever you want to use it you can just scoop it directly from the bowl into the bath water.
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