bath salts

Yes, the bath salts are still being made Anne. Radox are still making them as I often use them when I want to just relax in the bath. There are also Epsom salts which are good for bachache and my son used these. I have seen a lot of scented ones but they have all gone very expensive. My favourite ones are lavender and they smell gorgeous.

Yes we have them in USA. But they are easy to make, you just use good rock salt and dye it and add essental oil of your choice. let dry package and you have bath salts. Use a finer salt and you get a bath rub for feet and elbows. It's a fun craft and pretty too.

I think they are still around. I don't use them myself, because I am very prone to bladder infections. If I put anything in my bath other than plain bar soap that I may use, I will get a really bad infection, and have to be on medication for atleast 10 days to get rid of it. I remember the ones that my mother had always came in rainbow colours.

Hi, Anne18. Yes, bath salts are still being made. I have used them many years ago. They were pink bath salts.

I haven't seen them for years and years, and I can remember sitting on them when they hadn't dissolved properly - ouch ! We had purple ones and white ones too and I can remember (this was back in the 1960s and 1970s) getting deluged with them for Christmas presents each year. They seemed to vanish when shower gel and things like bath oil became very popular.

I am learning how to make bath salts and found a really great inexpensive way to make them. I use sea salt to make mine. I just ordered the fragerance oils to add to them. I am hoping they come out well so I can sell them online and make a little extra money. I am not sure if dyeing the would be a good idea.

gosh that is a great point, I don't know, I haven't seen them around either. I used to like them too. I miss taken a bath, I am so big that I am afraid to sit down in the tub.

They are still being made, but I prefer to make my own. I mix coarse sea salt, epsom salt and a little baking soda. Add a drop or two of essential oil per 1/4 cup salt mixture. I use citric acid crystals if I have them instead of the baking soda, but the soda is easier to get. Even if you don't have anything to scent it with it still makes your skin feel silky smooth when you get out of the tub.

They do sell them here but I am yet to try them and I will... I tend to take more showers than baths and they do some really luxurious liquid bath foams which cost less

Hello Anne18 I can imagine sitting on them before they dissolved, that's gotta hurt huh? I think I remember being given them for birthdays and Christmas but never used them, I dunno what my mum did with them and you are right they always seemed to be purple! I am sure they do still make them, you'd probably find them in some sort of packaging in pound shops!