Warm lanolin in castor oil just enough to melt it. Add essential oils. Some oils will float on the water's surface and some will blend in the water, making it feel silky. In this oil, I have used petitgrain, made from the twig behind the orange flower, instead of the more expensive flower of the bitter orange, known as neroli. A few drops of the essential oils of any of the herbs mentioned above can also be added directly to the bath.
Bath salts make the bath water feel silky, remove body oils and perspiration and soften the skin.
They are also inexpensive and very easy to make, and the ingredients can be found in any grocery store. Table salt, borax and baking soda, which are sodium salts, soften hard water and help soap work better by creating more suds. Aromatic Bath Vinegar 2 ounces vinegar 10 drops each lemon and eucalyptus essential oils Combine ingredients and let sit for 1 week, shaking the bottle daily. Use 2 tablespoons per bath. Any type of vinegar will do, but for an attractive display in your bathroom, use red wine vinegar stored in a clear bottle.