Making your bath salts
Commercial bath salts will do absolutely nothing on an esoteric level – they have too many chemical additives and artificial perfumes – so it is a nice touch to make your own using single essential oils, blends and/or herbs. The fact that you have mixed them yourself means they are infused with your own vibration and therefore will work on a very subtle level. Matching your bath salt perfume to your incense perfume does wonders for your inner self.
You will need
• • 3 PARTS EPSOM SALTS
• • 2 PARTS BAKING SODA
• • 1 PART ROCK SALT (or Borax)
• • BOWL FOR MIXING
• • ESSENTIAL OILS IN YOUR CHOSEN PERFUMES
• • HANDFUL OF HERBS (optional)
• • NATURAL FOOD COLOURING
Method
Mix the first three ingredients thoroughly in the mixing bowl. Use your hands as this will enable you to imbue the salts with your own energy. This is your basic mixture and can be perfumed or coloured in any way that you please.
Note: It is wise when using essential oils to mix them first if you are using a blend to allow the synergy between the oils to develop.
Add your colouring first and mix to your satisfaction, then follow with your oil or blend a drop at a time. Add the herbs to the mixture and combine thoroughly. Be generous with the oils since the salts will absorb a surprising amount without you realizing. Your nose, however, as with all oils and perfumes is the best judge – there is no right or wrong amount.
When you wish to use your salts, add approximately 2 tablespoons to a full bathtub and mix well.
Witches Of The Craft® 
Instead of using Rock Salt (or Borax), could Himalayan Pink Salt be substituted?
LikeLike
Since Himalayan Pink Salt is a commonly used substitute for table salt or brine, I see no problem in using it. Besides the Pink Salt has some excellent benefits to using it. So I would personally prefer it over table salt, rock salt or brine.
LikeLike