It
is canning time and my thoughts turn to making herbal jellies. You can check out my how to on Purple Basil Jelly here if your thoughts are going there too! But in keeping with these thoughts I found a
great recipe for a Bath Jelly.
Jellies
can be made as a luxurious adult home spa goody or they can be packaged for the
kids (set with toys inside). They make great gifts. They may not bubble up as
nicely as some commercial products, but definitely a nice treat.
Herb Scented Bath Jelly
Herb Scented Bath Jelly
1
envelope unflavored gelatin
1/2 cup liquid soap (unscented–shower gel, hand soap or bubble bath)
Essential oil (choose a favorite, use just a few drops)
1/2 cup liquid soap (unscented–shower gel, hand soap or bubble bath)
Essential oil (choose a favorite, use just a few drops)
Directions:
Bring 3/4 cup water to a boil, remove from heat then slowly
dissolve the gelatin. Slowly pour in liquid soap and stir. Add essential oil,
combine well. Pour liquid into a clean
clear jar or container, seal and refrigerate overnight. Once it gels, it’s ready. This is not a long
term recipe, it will keep for a few weeks if refrigerated and sealed airtight
to avoid mold, but not much longer.
Optional:
A couple drops of food coloring can be added when first mixing jelly to give it
some color, don’t use too much though since it can stain tubs.
To Use:
Just put a spoonful under running tap for a bubbling treat
(a tablespoon or two will do).
If
you wish, skip the essential oil and use liquid soaps that have a fragrance.
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