Needing a Galentine gift or something for teachers, neighbors, Bible Study friends, etc to use for sweet little Valentines? This bath salt blend is easy to mix up and give away. I like to let my preschool son help me and we try to come up with funny Valentine sayings to share with our gifts.

While making this Chill Pill Bath Salt recipe, we talk about measurements, even a little math and addition conversation, giving gifts to others, cooperation, sharing, teamwork, and responsibility.

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This spring semester, Little Man started a preschool a couple of days a week. One of my main reasons for that was some social interaction to get him ready for school. And, to give mama a little break to be productive and answer fewer 4-year-old questions.

But, we love to make gifts together and this is a perfect treat for the ladies in your life this Valentine’s season. It’s a little something that smells wonderful, is easy to throw together with minimal ingredients, and will make anyone feel special.

This quick Cupid's Chill Pill essential oil bath salt mixture is easy to stir up with kids for a personal Valentine’s Day treat for a teacher, friend, neighbor or loved one.

What handmade gifts are you making this Valentine’s Day? Or what do you have on your wish list??

Cupids Chill Pill Bath Salts

This quick bath salt mixture is easy to stir up with kids for a personal Valentine’s Day treat for a teacher, friend, neighbor, or loved one.

Materials

2 Cups Epsom Salt
1 Cup Pink Himalayan Salt
1 Tablespoon Vitamin E Oil
10 drops geranium
10 drops orange – or cypress – or cedarwood
20 drops lavender
20 drops chamomile
12 drops Frankincense
1 cup baking soda
Glass jars
paper for labels

Instructions

In a large glass mixing bowl, stir together salts. (use a metal or wooden utensil to stir this recipe)
Add in Vitamin E oil and essential oils.
Stir together until completely combined. (or use a metal whisk to break up the lumps)
Add baking soda.
Stir softly to gently mix.
Scoop into jars or containers using a funnel.
Add label and decorations.
Use 2 tablespoons in a regular-sized drawn bath.

Notes

Note: with my preschooler, I let him hold the measuring cup over the mixing bowl while I pour the salts. He can dump them in the bowl and help me count. I also let him do the stirring after I add the oils. We try to keep it all in the bowl as we stir but it gets a little messy. When it comes time to fill the jars, I have him use a funnel and a metal spoon. It takes a lot more scoops, but he gets to participate and be in a little control. He always has pride watching someone open this gift, knowing he made it wit his hands!

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