Thanks Ellen. I love using the tubes. I also add beautiful lemon peel and orange peel to my citrus salts. The ones I use (Spice Village) are quite small and don't need to be strained out. They add a little more scent too
Love these bath salts! But now I understand that plain old sea salt has micro plastics in it. For that reason I’ll just use the other salts. They are so pretty though.
Ellen your videos give me so much joy, I'm going to make some of your recipes this year to give to my family for Christmas gifts. Thank you for making these videos
Fab video again Ellen,I love bath salts and make them for family and friends for Christmas and Birthdays.I love the Roses and your packages are lovely,I use a lot of botanical expecially Lavender and Cornflowers.Thank you for sharing xx
Thank you for creating a Salt Bath Tutorial for new beginners. I enjoyed it so much and was able to take notes and keep up with the timing of your video. Happy Holidays, Thank you for sharing ERS! I subscribed and clicked the Notification Button, Best Success!
I’m glad you mentioned drying it before packaging! I had used a recipe on bramble berry that didn’t mention the need to dry it before packaging. It was my first time making bath salts so i just didn’t think about it. And they got rock hard in the jars! Not a good look when trying to build credibility as a new brand
I'm in the anti 'floaty bit' group...it's not just the clean up, it's having them potentially sticking to me in places I don't want them. But I love me some nice bath salts and I different salts, scents and light colorants. And I package them in in the heat sealed window pouches. For family...I do fancy glass jars with scoops that can be refilled. I use a regular iron to seal my bags and I label them BEFORE I fill them as it is easier.
I love your packaging. I was wondering if the fragrance gets light when the salts are drying for 3 days. I guess not because you explained how good it smelled. ❤ Thank you
Ellen, mil gracias por la conversión a gramos; yo te veo desde México 🇲🇽 y me ha encantado tu contenido. Amo la forma en la que empacas tus productos, lástima que aquí no es fácil encontrarlos 🥲 Me has sido de gran inspiración ☺️❤❤❤ Gracias por tu trabajo 🙏🏼
Hi I tried your bath salt with the black or deep purple himalayan salt added to it. I've found it didn't smell very nice while running the tub. It smelt like rotting eggs. I didn't know it was that at 1st as I put in several different things but now I know its definitely that as I've looked it up. Black himalayan salt has a high sulfur content which gives of a pungent egg smell. Just thought you would like to know.
Thank u for informing us.because I ran my bath & it had a pungent egg smell i now know WHT it is Thx to u. I also added blk Himalayan salt. SUCKS BECAUSE THEY LOOK NICE BUT STINK!
Great video, Ellen! Have you tried coloring your bath salts? I have used both color mica powder made for soap and food-grade dye (IE: for cakes, etc.), and I've found that after about 3 months on the shelf, they will start to fade and/or discolor. It's just a natural chemical reaction from the salts. Just curious if you've experienced that before or have any suggestions on how to prolong the shelf life / color.
Hi Ellen! Thank you for making this video. I'm going to try this one too! Question. You mentioned adding a little rubbing alcohol to color plain rock salt with Micha powder. What percentage is needed? 70%, 91% or 99%....or does that matter for bath salts? :) Thank you again!
Hi Ellen, I am very new to all this and just loving your videos. You have assembled some really classy and beautiful items to share with everyone. God bless you for that. I was just wondering about this bath salt mixture. Would add in some baking soda and one of those other items you use in your bath bombs create the fizzy thing in the bathtub if you add it to this bath salt mixture?
I love bath salts! Unfortunately they don’t sell well for me , but that is ok. They make good gift for families and teachers. Tip for you Ellen. I premix the dendritic salt ahead of time so that way everything is dry when I am ready to make the bath salts. Love those roses! Do you have the link? Mine are not as pretty and mostly only petals. Thank you for sharing
Hi there... Great to know! Brilliant tip.. so that I understand, you mix the essential oils in with the dendritic salt and then let dry? Am I correct... x
Thank you for sharing this video! Do you think adding milk powder to this recipe would be okay? If so would you be able to estimate how much I would add? Thank you!
Yes, I've added milk powders to the salts and it's wonderful. As far as how much, that depends... I suggest trying a small test batch and seeing what amount you like best.
Thanks for sharing your recipe and this video. May I ask, what's the reason for adding the Poly 80 please? Definitely making some bath salts for myself soon.
Hi Ellen. I love the idea of adding bath salts to my business, although when making them they smell bad when I add water. Do you have any idea of why that might happen? Thank you.
Thank you Ellen I might do a bath for the Christmas Bazaar. However I don't have any certificate or lic to do these & sell them. I wonder if I need some sort of certification🤔
Hi Ellen love love ❤️ your videos thank you for sharing with us , love how you explain everything so nicely🙏. I made this yesterday and today is alot more wet than yesterday, is this normal or whatl did I do wrong and how can I fix it😢 ?
Thank you for another informative video I love it.. I recently bought some labels from online labels, my fist time using them. I am trying to figure out how to print just a few of the labels on the sheet instead of the entire sheet if I'm just making say 5 labels. How would I also go back and use up the other blank labels on that sheet? Hope you can share some guidance. Thanks in advance...I ordered that same size you're using based on your videos😊
@@EllenRuthSoap Thank you for clarifying! I wanted to try a small batch for myself with some leftover salts to see how I like it and thought I had completely missed something. After watching twice, I thought it would be best to ask 😊
If using real EO to scent. it would not be the same as a fragrance oil /? Am I correction that? there is a difference in how much to use. If using an EO how much would you use with this recipe? what is the P 80 ingredient for?
The poly 80 is an emulsifyer and helps everything blend together in the bath water, as well as rinse out nicely too. Bramble Berry has a fragrance and essential oil calculator, each one can be different so it's best to look them up.
I see the link for the heat seal bags, but which size are the ones you're using? That's about the size I'd like to get so I can make these for mothers days gifts
Have you ever used essential oils in bath salts? I bought two different kind of essential oils but I've read that they need to be used with a carrier oil. I've not had much luck on figuring out the ratio, or how much I can use in bath salts or batch bombs.
@@EllenRuthSoap thank you so much Ms Ellen! Do you know where I can find the ratio of EO to salts? This video was sooo incredibly helpful and I've save your recipe to use for my first time making bath salts. I love taking baths and after making cold process soap for so long, I'd love to branch out. 🩷
I'm happy that i am not the only one who buys stuff because the package is beautiful 😂
You are definately not. I built my whole business on the idea of pretty things.
😂😂you're not
A lot of the times i will buy something BECAUSE of the packaging be it beautiful or unique- into the basket it goes!!
Yes they are lovely
Same! :)
I love the tea bag concept!! I hate little floaty things touching me in my bath (it's a sensory thing). I'm definitely going to do the tea bags.
I love that Mennonite store Ellen! One of my favorite places to shop! Will be glad when they turn the ice cream machines back on😂😂😂
I love how it is very informative, you give the recipe and how to mix. Really love the packaging and all your video’s x
Thanks so much 😊
Just made my first batch for Teacher Appreciation & Mother's Day gifts :)
Amazing tutorials! Thank you so much in taking us from choice of products, to creating to packaging! Literally, the best videos!❤
I just love your channel Ellen. You’re very informative. Blessings x
Thank you so much!💖
I love seeing Bath Salts they are so pretty. Pink Salts are my favorite too use too.
Thanks Ellen. I love using the tubes. I also add beautiful lemon peel and orange peel to my citrus salts. The ones I use (Spice Village) are quite small and don't need to be strained out. They add a little more scent too
Hi Lynda, sounds amazing🤩 would love the recipe.
Greetings @lyndawest8612 do you do the oven part before putting them in the tubes
@@BlaqueSuggaDesigns yes. The tubes are the final step
You are glowing! You look so beautiful 😍😍😍
Thank you so much!!🥰
I absolutely love your channel! I love how incredibly knowledgeable you are and the natural simplicityof your designs! ❤ Thank you
Thank you so much!🥰
Ikea still sells these trays(at least in Finland) i have 5 of them.😁 Salt bath for feet, have been a health thing for me all my childhood. Love them.
That's good to know, I love those trays❣️
Hi Ellen, I’m looking forward to seeing the milk bath you create! Thank you for another great video, you rock!😊
Love these bath salts! But now I understand that plain old sea salt has micro plastics in it. For that reason I’ll just use the other salts. They are so pretty though.
Ellen your videos give me so much joy, I'm going to make some of your recipes this year to give to my family for Christmas gifts. Thank you for making these videos
You are so kind and generous and I appreciate you so much
Fab video again Ellen,I love bath salts and make them for family and friends for Christmas and Birthdays.I love the Roses and your packages are lovely,I use a lot of botanical expecially Lavender and Cornflowers.Thank you for sharing xx
Orange and pink is very pretty.
Thank you for creating a Salt Bath Tutorial for new beginners. I enjoyed it so much and was able to take notes and keep up with the timing of your video. Happy Holidays, Thank you for sharing ERS! I subscribed and clicked the Notification Button, Best Success!
These are just beautiful! Thanks for sharing. BTW IKEA does still have the plastic trays. I just bought some 2 weeks ago in PA.
That was really educational and informative. Even if I just want to make them for myself and friends.
Thanks 💕
Just seen that bad weather is heading your way… hoping you and your loved ones are staying safe!!!!
Thank you❣️ So far so good🙏🏽
Not only are your products beautiful, but you are too. Thank you for all your great videos and awsome tips❤
Thank you so much 🥰
i cant wait to make this
Sending prayers to you and your community. I know you live in Tennessee. Loved the video as always!!! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!!🙏🏽
You are a good instructor 😊
Thank you! 😃
Thank you for once again sharing your expertise. I am always on the lookout for ways to spoil my sisters. Happy Spring!
These would make great gifts💕
Just starting out and your demonstrations are real easy to follow ❣️Need your recipe! Do you have a recipe book?
I share a lot of recipes here in YT💕
I’m glad you mentioned drying it before packaging! I had used a recipe on bramble berry that didn’t mention the need to dry it before packaging. It was my first time making bath salts so i just didn’t think about it. And they got rock hard in the jars! Not a good look when trying to build credibility as a new brand
Hi, Ellen wonderful receipt, I always watched your videos, I have a question for you : Why did you use the Polysorbete this time?
Thanks! It helps emulsify the salts in the bath water and gives a nice rinse off.
I'm in the anti 'floaty bit' group...it's not just the clean up, it's having them potentially sticking to me in places I don't want them. But I love me some nice bath salts and I different salts, scents and light colorants. And I package them in in the heat sealed window pouches. For family...I do fancy glass jars with scoops that can be refilled. I use a regular iron to seal my bags and I label them BEFORE I fill them as it is easier.
I love your packaging. I was wondering if the fragrance gets light when the salts are drying for 3 days. I guess not because you explained how good it smelled. ❤ Thank you
I've found the scent retention to be really good👍
Ellen, mil gracias por la conversión a gramos; yo te veo desde México 🇲🇽 y me ha encantado tu contenido. Amo la forma en la que empacas tus productos, lástima que aquí no es fácil encontrarlos 🥲
Me has sido de gran inspiración ☺️❤❤❤
Gracias por tu trabajo 🙏🏼
Omg Ellen these are so beautiful, can’t wait to make them. Thank you so much for sharing. Love them.
Glad you like them!💖
I love hibiscus tea it would be awesome in a bath the water should turn a pretty pink can't wait to try. Thank you for sharing.
Looks interesting
I am really enjoying your tutorials, thank you! Do you have to add the polysorbate 80 to this?
You don't need to, but it does help with the rinse off.
Thank you, I have been watching your channel all afternoon! You have such a wonderful way about you!
Hi I tried your bath salt with the black or deep purple himalayan salt added to it. I've found it didn't smell very nice while running the tub. It smelt like rotting eggs. I didn't know it was that at 1st as I put in several different things but now I know its definitely that as I've looked it up. Black himalayan salt has a high sulfur content which gives of a pungent egg smell. Just thought you would like to know.
Thank u for informing us.because I ran my bath & it had a pungent egg smell i now know WHT it is Thx to u. I also added blk Himalayan salt. SUCKS BECAUSE THEY LOOK NICE BUT STINK!
They look really nice
Great video, Ellen! Have you tried coloring your bath salts? I have used both color mica powder made for soap and food-grade dye (IE: for cakes, etc.), and I've found that after about 3 months on the shelf, they will start to fade and/or discolor. It's just a natural chemical reaction from the salts. Just curious if you've experienced that before or have any suggestions on how to prolong the shelf life / color.
I haven't tried to color my salts, but that's good info to know❣️
I love it Ellen!! Thank you do much for all your tips!! I teally liked the muslin bag! I think it’s great!!!
Making these today, very excited. Thank you so much for sharing your information. You are very informative and go over it all very well. Thank you!!
Dendritic salt I love to put in my bath salts. My customers love it
It looked fun to make, but also fun to watch. Makes me wish I had a bathtub.
Cheers! 👍💕
Awesome Ellen, both are so beautiful way to go💕💕💕💕💕
Love from GA
Hi Ellen! Thank you for making this video. I'm going to try this one too! Question. You mentioned adding a little rubbing alcohol to color plain rock salt with Micha powder. What percentage is needed? 70%, 91% or 99%....or does that matter for bath salts? :) Thank you again!
I used the 91%, but I don't think it matters.
@@EllenRuthSoap - Great, thank you!
Thank you , very informative. The bath salts are beautiful, can’t wait to try this recipe.❤
Hi Ruth. I make bath teas with muslin bags too.
Beautiful I love them
Another great video Ellen!
Thank you Ellen for sharing your trade.❤
Acabo de hacer estas sales para unos regalos y estan riquisimas. Thanks Ellen I love them.
Nice one. What would be good ratio to mix PS 80 with coconut oil and lavender essential oil, to make 300 gms bath salt? Thank you
I would keep the essential oil to oil ratio at about 1:1 ratio
Hi! Thank you for sharing this fun recipe!
My pleasure 😊💖
I’ve found my Himalayan pink and black sea salt at Ross and Home Goods store.
Where did she get the tea bags? I'm think this will be a good bridesmaid gift for a wedding.
Here's a link for the bags: amzn.to/3CSH92Y
Really informative. Thank you!
I would be interested to see how you make the lables.
She uses the Online Label Templet
What about if I want to add slsa? And powder milk? How much of each? Thanks! I made yours, but I wanted it more bubbly.
Yes, those would make great additives. I suggest an ounce or 2 of each.
Wow, beautiful. Love it! Thank you.
Can you talk about the polysorbate? Why is this added? Thanks!
Poly 80 acts as an emulsifyer in the bath water, so there isn't any residue left around the tub or a slippery bottom...
I have made bath salts and after awhile, they go 'off', especially the Lavender. What causes that? Looking forward to trying this recipe.
I'm not sure, but the salt can "throw" the scent off...
Hi Ellen, I am very new to all this and just loving your videos. You have assembled some really classy and beautiful items to share with everyone. God bless you for that. I was just wondering about this bath salt mixture. Would add in some baking soda and one of those other items you use in your bath bombs create the fizzy thing in the bathtub if you add it to this bath salt mixture?
Yes, you could add in some baking soda and citric acid to make some fizz👍
@@EllenRuthSoap thank you so much for your reply. You have some incredibly beautiful products and you're a very lovely person. 😊
Love your videos!! Thank you!!
Glad you like them!💕
Where did you buy the plastic tube also the Cotton cloth bags to put the salt
All the links are in the description👍
Do you think it would just be easier to put only the flowers in the bag? Me personally I like the texture of the salts in the water
Good suggestion 🤍
Love this video thanks for sharing x
What scale do you use if you don’t mind me asking? I love your videos. They’ve helped me tremendously!
It's listed in my Amazon store, link in description box.
I have tried to make this for myself have a quick question. Have you found that the black salt smell takes away from the other oils during the bath.
No, I don't really notice the scent after it's made or in the bath 👍
I love bath salts! Unfortunately they don’t sell well for me , but that is ok. They make good gift for families and teachers. Tip for you Ellen. I premix the dendritic salt ahead of time so that way everything is dry when I am ready to make the bath salts. Love those roses! Do you have the link? Mine are not as pretty and mostly only petals. Thank you for sharing
Great tip, thanks! I just added a link for the rose buds❣️
Hi there... Great to know! Brilliant tip.. so that I understand, you mix the essential oils in with the dendritic salt and then let dry? Am I correct... x
@ yes, thank you
So cool! God bless
Thanks💖
Thank you for your videos! They are very informative. Can this be made without the polysorbate 80?
Yes you can!👍
Great, thank you Ellen!💕
I can’t believe I’m this early! Thank you!
👍💕
Love it!
Beautiful as usual! Great Video! Why do you use Emulsifier polysorbate 80?
It helps reduse any residue in the tub. You can omit it if desired.
✅ thank you for that pro tip!
Ellen is it ok to put in a dehydrate to dry? I just thought as I have one it would be easier
Yes👍
Thank you for sharing this video! Do you think adding milk powder to this recipe would be okay? If so would you be able to estimate how much I would add? Thank you!
Yes, I've added milk powders to the salts and it's wonderful. As far as how much, that depends... I suggest trying a small test batch and seeing what amount you like best.
Thanks for sharing your recipe and this video. May I ask, what's the reason for adding the Poly 80 please? Definitely making some bath salts for myself soon.
It helps reduce any tub residue when rinsing. But you can omit it if desired.
@@EllenRuthSoap ohhh thanks for the information
Can o use fractionated coconut oil instead of poly?
The poly is an emulsifier, but you can leave it out if desired.
Thank you!!!!!
Hi Ellen. I love the idea of adding bath salts to my business, although when making them they smell bad when I add water. Do you have any idea of why that might happen? Thank you.
Some salts can have a metalic or earthy scent, I suggest using a strong fragrance or essential oil blend.
If I need to add essential oil . When do I add it ?
I add the liquid portion after all the dry ingredients have been mixed.
Can we use this as a himalayan diffuser for room?
I would increase the himalayan salt for that👍
Thank you for your answer🧡
Thank you Ellen I might do a bath for the Christmas Bazaar. However I don't have any certificate or lic to do these & sell them. I wonder if I need some sort of certification🤔
You don't need a license to sell bath products here in the US, but I highly suggest having good insurance.
Hi Ellen love love ❤️ your videos thank you for sharing with us , love how you explain everything so nicely🙏. I made this yesterday and today is alot more wet than yesterday, is this normal or whatl did I do wrong and how can I fix it😢 ?
I suggest trying a low temp oven dry-out
Ok thank you 🙏
@@EllenRuthSoap A dehumidifier at about 35% for a 48-72 hours
The grey sea salt would work too.
Is there any forbidden micas’s in bath salts?
I don't add mica's because I think the salt is naturally pretty, but you can color them if desired.
is it the same process for essential oils?
Yes👍
Thank you for another informative video I love it.. I recently bought some labels from online labels, my fist time using them. I am trying to figure out how to print just a few of the labels on the sheet instead of the entire sheet if I'm just making say 5 labels. How would I also go back and use up the other blank labels on that sheet? Hope you can share some guidance. Thanks in advance...I ordered that same size you're using based on your videos😊
The Maestro label designer has a page set up where you can select how many you want to print.
Thank you for your response 🙏 I will try that.
What is the poly80 for? I know it helps colorant to disperse in bath bombs, but there’s no mica in this recipe.
You could leave it out if needed, but it helps disperse the fragrance and have the tub rinse clean.
@@EllenRuthSoap Thank you for clarifying! I wanted to try a small batch for myself with some leftover salts to see how I like it and thought I had completely missed something. After watching twice, I thought it would be best to ask 😊
If using real EO to scent. it would not be the same as a fragrance oil /? Am I correction that? there is a difference in how much to use. If using an EO how much would you use with this recipe? what is the
P 80 ingredient for?
The poly 80 is an emulsifyer and helps everything blend together in the bath water, as well as rinse out nicely too.
Bramble Berry has a fragrance and essential oil calculator, each one can be different so it's best to look them up.
@@EllenRuthSoap Thank You I knew there was a difference in the amount used. It been a while since I have made somebody's products
Your stamp would fit perfect on the front.
If you were selling the tube one, would you add a shrink wrap plastic to the top to seal it?
Yes👍
May I ask what program do you use to design your labels?
I use both Avery and Maestro
Thank you. I’m new to this world and currently working in Maestro now
Very good
I see the link for the heat seal bags, but which size are the ones you're using? That's about the size I'd like to get so I can make these for mothers days gifts
They're the 3.5x5.5"
@@EllenRuthSoap great, thanks so much!
Will polysorbate 20 do the same as the 80? Guess I need to research it!
There is a difference, you could use the poly 20 but it's not going to emulsify as much as the 80.
@@EllenRuthSoap ok! Thank you!
Have you ever used essential oils in bath salts? I bought two different kind of essential oils but I've read that they need to be used with a carrier oil. I've not had much luck on figuring out the ratio, or how much I can use in bath salts or batch bombs.
You don't need a carrier oil for the salts, because it becomes diluted in the bath water.
@@EllenRuthSoap thank you so much Ms Ellen! Do you know where I can find the ratio of EO to salts? This video was sooo incredibly helpful and I've save your recipe to use for my first time making bath salts. I love taking baths and after making cold process soap for so long, I'd love to branch out. 🩷
May i know that if we do as a business how we keep long time without any moisture?
I suggest a dehumidifier and keep them in a cool dry place.
Is it possible to put it in a silicone mold to dry for cute shapes?
I don't think this would hold a shape? But I haven't tried it, so I'm not sure..