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lara916 Posted - Feb 04 2009 : 11:28:14 AM
This isn't extravagent but it is natural and smells nice!

1 cup epsom salts (sea salts would be preferable but are $$)

1/3 cup lavender buds

3-4 drops lavendar essential oil

Put in food processor on Puree until it is a nice grey/lavender

I've been tossing a handful in each bath!





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melody Posted - Mar 10 2009 : 7:25:15 PM



I make mine with fine sea salt, bits of rosemary, rosemary essential oil and pure virgin olive oil....very soothing and your skin becomes silky smooth




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Maryjane Lee Posted - Mar 10 2009 : 7:13:47 PM
Thanks Lara! Just found your recipe and excited to make some! Thanks Bunches!

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obventions Posted - Feb 05 2009 : 4:54:04 PM
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Originally posted by lara916


Isn't that what they say was the beauty secret of Cleopatra? Good ol' Milk and Honey!!


Yes'm it sure was. That's what influenced me to try out the milk :D
lara916 Posted - Feb 05 2009 : 09:14:39 AM
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Originally posted by obventions

You can also use many combos of scents. The possibilities are limitless. I've also ground up a handful of coco shea butter and things like that into mine, and have also used powdered milk in different mixes too. Makes your skin very very soft! It's a recipe definitely worth tinkering with.


Great ideas, specifically the powedered milk one. Isn't that what they say was the beauty secret of Cleopatra? Good ol' Milk and Honey!!

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obventions Posted - Feb 05 2009 : 07:56:53 AM
You can also use many combos of scents. The possibilities are limitless. I've also ground up a handful of coco shea butter and things like that into mine, and have also used powdered milk in different mixes too. Makes your skin very very soft! It's a recipe definitely worth tinkering with.

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