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The listing, Instructions for Home-Made Bath Salts! Great Gift! has ended.

I had much fun doing an auction for my Cinnomen Soap Recepie, I decided to do one for my famous lavender bath salts! This is an easy-to-make recepie, and, if you put them in a jar, and tie it with a ribbon, it makes a wonderful gift. People love to receive gifts that are hand-made.

I have been making bath salts, and many other items, for years, and all my recepies have been tested and used by me, so I know they're great!

Lavender is known for it's relaxing effects. Adding it to your bath is a great way to unwind. Lavender therapy!

Please note that I'll be sending the instructions by email, not by post, I do this because it's easier, and quicker, for everyone. :-)

Also, please know that if you win an auction, and have any questions about the instructions, you can email me any time at all, and ask for clairification. I'm happy to answer any and all questions! Ask away, as much as you like! You can email anytime - the next day, or the next month. I want to make sure you enjoy your recepies.

Questions & Comments

You should know some states bath salts are illeagel.

Mar 14th, 2012 at 6:45:17 AM PDT by

Thanks for the information. Hopefully, it won't be a problem, though, because I am selling my recepie for the bath salts, not the actual salts. That is a weird rule...I wonder why on earth bath salts would be illegal??

Mar 14th, 2012 at 5:24:46 PM PDT by

It is illeagal in the state of Maine because people are using them as drugs.

Mar 14th, 2012 at 6:14:26 PM PDT by

Thanks for letting me know. I certainly didn't know people could somehow use them as drugs. Well, hopefully it won't be a problem, since I am not selling the actual bath salts.

Mar 14th, 2012 at 11:43:35 PM PDT by

I think it's a certin type or brand of bath salts. Some Gas stations etc. will sell them. Soaking in the salts opens oup the pores and is a delivery system. But I would definitely check the stats on that. I doubt it includes your own recipes delivered online.

Mar 15th, 2012 at 1:36:24 AM PDT by

Wow, the crazy things people do! I had no idea about the bath salts. I was wondering how on earth bath salts could be involved in drug use, but now I think I understand it a little better - it's used as a delivery system. Wowzers, that is crazy! I can't imagine my receipe is a problem, because it uses ordinary types of salt, like sea salt and stuff. It sounds like the kind used with drugs must be something else, because I don't think ordinary salts like sea salt would open your pores. Anyway, thank you for the information! It makes me wonder if there are similar issues here in Canada....

Mar 15th, 2012 at 2:02:27 AM PDT by

BTW Love Bath salts myself. the State of California watches out for the bath salts with certain names, (I have done gas station audits and you wouldn't believe some of the stuff). But mostly the ones you can buy in normal places are not a problem.
Good Auction.

Mar 15th, 2012 at 1:38:18 AM PDT by

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