By Larry Martin


Getting quality skin care is not limited to the department store cosmetics counter. While the scents may be enticing, not all are ideal for cracking, dryness, or giving elasticity. Although some of the premium brands are great for the occasional indulgence, everyday skin care can be found in homemade bath bombs bath salts.

If a person is used to taking the quick shower every day, it is most likely time for a quiet bath. Even if one chooses to have their favorite playlist or CD in the background, this time is intended as theirs only. While bubbles can be fun to play with bath bombs and salts take the experience to another level.

At one time, it was a luxury to be able to cover oneself in a thick lather that smells like English rose, citrus, or a cool scent. While the bubbles may have felt great, over time makers found a way to bring the spa experience home. The great thing about doing this at home is there is no waiting.

For those who are chocoholics, this is the time to go big. Imported, high bean count blends or something special from a local bakery is worth celebrating a job well done or another accomplishment. The only thing about real chocolate is the mess that can result from sitting in a steamy room for a long time.

Salts give tired skin a new life but not all are made alike. Reputable makers normally add almond oil, jojoba oil, or vitamin E as a way to moisten skin without greasiness. Unlike sugar scrubs, these are most effective when added to warm bath water.

Skin that has been damaged by the sun, chemicals, or acne can benefit from blends that include seed oils and pure sea salts. If one were to try similar products made by a bath product franchise, they may see that the ingredients are not as pure as most homemade products. One reason that independent makers care is they can relate to skin issues.

Creating a nice bathing experience is also a priority. After a long day, most want to unwind with a hot bath. Many people can remember what a luxury bath was for their mothers after working all week. While the use of baby oil or another heavy oil made their skin soft, it also made a mess in the tub that the child was left to clean up. These new products do not leave an oily residue on skin or anywhere else.

This may include the use of natural skin softeners like argan oil, goat milk, or shea butter. They may understand that a lot of products on the mass market are not made for those with sensitive or extremely dry skin. Keeping things natural, just like with diet, tends to go a long way. Once users see the difference, they are not likely to buy the products loaded with chemicals and other cheap ingredients.




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I am passionate about educating university students about money and careers, and have been doing so since 2007. I see the same confusion and mistakes being replicated every year. The way I help is through Save the Student. I'm always on the look out for new contributors, so get in touch if you're wanting to get involved! Aside from the site, my main interests are travelling, writing, photography, webdesign, sailing, football and cycling.

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