DIY Bath Soak

With 100% natural ethically sourced ingredients, we’ll show you how to create a unique gift for someone special or an indulgent treat for yourself!

At times, life can get a little hectic and 'me time' can often go out of the window. Taking time out to look after yourself is important, so we've created this relaxing bath soak recipe using 100% natural ingredients. It would make a wonderful gift, but Naissance won't judge you if you'd prefer to keep it for yourself!

You will need...

Epsom Salts

Also known as Magnesium Sulphate, this naturally occurring mineral is famed for its rejuvenating and therapeutic qualities when used as a bath soak. Popular post workout to aid recovery.

Himalayan Pink Salt

Pristine and pure pink salt is hand mined from the foothills of the Himalayas. Containing over 80 minerals, it is the perfect addition for an enriching and relaxing bathing experience.

Sodium Bicarbonate

This household multi-tasker is not only for cleaning and cooking. Used in the bath, it can help soften and smooth skin and is believed to help remove toxins.

Fractionated Coconut Oil

A beautiful lightweight oil, delivers non-greasy protection from dehydration. Lovely to use in a bath soak, it feels silky on the skin but doesn’t make you feel like you’re sliding all over the bath.

Essential Oils

When you add the soak to the bath the incredible fragrance is released into the air. You can choose whatever essential oils you like. Whether you choose relaxing oils, uplifting or detoxing, it’s entirely up to you.

Calendula Petals

Delicately fragrant and aromatic, Calendula its known for its soothing properties. Adding petals to your bath soak makes it look pretty and can enhance the effects of the soak.

How to make...

Weigh out the dry ingredients and pour into a large mixing bowl and mix well.
Measure out 20ml of Fractionated Coconut Oil (you can use a carrier oil of your choice) and pour it into the dry mixture and give it a really good stir.
Measure 5ml of the essential oils of your choice. We have chosen Lavender, Bergamot and Sweet Orange for this recipe but you can choose whichever blend you fancy.
Transfer the mix into a jar and label.