Lilyruths "This and that friendly cottage": Vanilla bubble bath recipe

June 25, 2009

Vanilla bubble bath recipe

Foaming vanilla bath indulges your body and your skin. It is relaxing and soothing.
It is made with vanilla extract that can be bought in any of the health food stores.
It has to be made with 35% alcohol to qualify as an extract.
Vanilla is probably one of the most recognized flavors and scents around. It was well known of in pre-Columbian mesoamerica before being introduced in Europe. After that, vanilla found its way to food, drinks, cosmetics, and for us most important, skin care.
Vanilla is said to be good for the overall sense of wellbeing. It evokes good memories, smells like home. It is warm and inviting.
Some believe it is an aphrodisiac, although the science has not recognized it as such. Foaming Vanilla Bath
1 cup oil (any vegetable oil)1/2 c. liquid soap1 tbsp vanilla extract1/4 cup honey (optional)
Blend the ingredients together. Shake well before using. Use 1/4 cup per bath. Source: Internet, Lilyruths"This and that friendly cottage" Pets welcomed. "Old folks remedies, to cure what ailes you.. find it here. You can leave your COMMENTS, your likes or dislikes,"this and that" Speak about anything is what this cottage is all about! Tell your friends. about "Lilyruths "And SUBSCRIBE to my Readers Feeds: http://feeds.feedburner.com/LilyruthsThisAndThatFriendlyCottageYourPetsAreWelcomed

1 comment:

UPrinting said...: Cool. Thanks for sharing this!
Don't forget to tell the kids that they're taking a bath on vanilla. The bubble bath smell too good that they may end up eating the bubbles, haha! :D; 7/30/2009

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