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DIY Plants Bath Salts Guide

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Medically reviewed by Michael Matthews, M.D.
2 November 2020
Immerse yourself in the world of plants, in a literal way...
2 November 2020
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DIY Plants Bath Salts Guide

Contents:
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  • 1. Benefits of plants bath salts
  • 2. How to make plants bath salts
  • 2. a. Ingredients and tools for making plants oil
  • 2. b. Making the oil step by step
  • 2. c. Plants bath salts ingredients and tools
  • 2. d. Making the bath salts step-by-step
  • 2. e. How to dose and use the plants bath salts
  • 2. f. How to make diy plants bath bombs
  • 3. Will plants bath salts get you high?
  • 3. a. And what about drug tests?
  • 4. The bottom line

Over the past few decades, the word plants has finally ceased to be a taboo, with more countries legalizing both its medical and recreational consumption.

Ever since these changes started taking place, this substance has gained recognition and popularity for all its amazing health benefits and new products based on plants began being released more often.

Not only for medical purposes, now there's even beauty and wellness products made from plants, such as lotions, balms, creams, and even bath salts! 

Plants bath salts: a DIY guide.

Plants bath salts: a DIY guide.
 

While you can get these products in the market, you can also make them yourself at home, making sure they're made from healthy ingredients and saving up lots of money at the same time! Today, we'll guide you to make your own DIY plants bath salts.

1. Benefits of Plants Bath Salts

Plants-infused bath salts are a great way of literally immersing yourself in plants, getting amazing health benefits at the same time. Whether you use strength and/or Extract bath salts, by soaking in them, the strength will influence the CB2 receptors in your skin, which in result stimulates the endocannabinoid system, who's in charge of keeping us balanced in many aspects, offering big health benefits. 

Plants bath salts provide amazing health benefits!

Plants bath salts provide amazing health benefits!
 

In the first place, your green bath will certainly relax your mind and body, dropping your stress levels and relaxing the muscles. If you're looking for pain relief, you can use plants bath salts as a resource too. 

Topicals are also used for reducing inflammation caused by allergies, inflammatory bowel disease, and arthritis in some patients, so a relaxing plants bubble bath might be the perfect solution you need. 

Use Benefits
Skin Plants bath salts are great for keeping the skin hydrated and young. They also work great for treating skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, and dandruff. 
Sleep With plants bath salts you'll get so relaxed it will aid people dealing with poor sleeping schedules. 
Pain relief Plants is great for treating pain relief and menstrual cramps as well.
Inflammation Plants' Extract is an effective alternative treatment for inflammation caused by allergies, arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, and more.
Stress Baths and plants are already relaxing independently so combine them together and get rid of all the stress.

At the same time, dipping in a magical green bath could aid in increasing your blood flow and hydrating the skin, helping you look sparkling young. People dealing with skin conditions such as eczema, dandruff, and psoriasis could also use plants bath salts as a treatment. 

Have a headache? Menstrual cramps, ladies? Well, nothing a good green bath can't deal with. 

2. How to Make Plants Bath Salts

To make plants-infused bath salts you'll need to follow two steps, making plants oil first, and then making the salts. Making the oil is easy and simple, so let's check the step by step guide to make plants oil and move on to the salts next. 

How to make plants oil

How to make plants oil before making plants bath salts.
 

Ingredients and Tools for Making Plants Oil

  • 15 - 30 gr of plants buds;
  • 500 ml of coconut oil;
  • Baking sheet;
  • Pot;
  • Stove;
  • Cheesecloth;
  • Rubber band;
  • Glass jar. 

Making the Oil Step By Step 

The first step to making plants oil is decarboxylating the buds, which means turning plants' raw components ExtractA and strengthA into the active components, Extract and strength. First, start by preheating the oven to 115 °C. 

Take an oven tray, set the baking sheet on it, and spread your plants buds on it after you're removed any stems. Part the flowers into smaller pieces and set them inside the oven for about 30 minutes, checking that they don't get burned. 

Once you've decarbed your plants, grind your buds and mix them in a pot with the coconut oil. Stirring occasionally, place the mix on low heat for about an hour.

Don't forget to decarboxylate the plants before making the oil.

Don't forget to decarboxylate the plants before making the plants oil.
 

Taking the cheesecloth and the rubber band, attach it to the mouth of the glass jar for seeding the oil. For this, you'll need the cheesecloth to form a slight cup shape in the jar. 

When the mix is ready, seed the plants-infused oil through the seeder you've previously built, trying to get rid of the plant material as much as possible. Lastly, squeeze the cheesecloth to drain the final few drops. 

Let it cool down and your plants oil is done! Once you've successfully made your plants oil you're now ready to make your plants bath salts. 

Plants Bath Salts Ingredients and Tools

  • 400 gr of Epsom salts;
  • 14 gr of plants oil;
  • Essential oils (optional);
  • Glass jar;
  • Measuring cups and spoons.

Making the Bath Salts Step-by-Step

Once you've gathered the necessary ingredients and equipment for making the plants-infused bath salts, take the glass jar and add the 700 grams of Epsom salts and 14 grams of plants oil. Stir well until the salts are evenly covered in oil, but not wet.

Making plants bath salts.

Making plants bath salts.
 

If you want to add some extra fragrance you can add a few drops of essential oils to the mix. Some common options include lavender, rose, orange, and peppermint. The mix will be ready for use after letting it sit for 1 to 2 hours. 

How to Dose and Use the Plants Bath Salts

To use your homemade plants bath salts and get the most out of its benefits, use between 170 and 350 grams of the mix per bath and immerse yourself in it for at least 20 minutes. 

Warning

The oils in your bath salts are extremely slippery, so be careful that when you take your plants bath you keep this in mind and be cautious not to fall and hurt yourself.

However, keep in mind that taking a plants bath will not give you any psychoactive effects so there is no putting too much bath salts in your bath. 

How to Make DIY Plants Bath Bombs

If you would rather make your own DIY plants bath bombs instead of bath salts then follow these easy 5 steps after you've already prepared the salts.

  1. Mix 150 gr of plants bath salts with 225 gr of baking soda, 115 gr of cornstarch, and 115 gr of citric acid;
  2. Add enough water to dampen the mix;
  3. Stir well until you get an even mix and the consistency is the one of damp sand;
  4. Place in spherical silicone molds;
  5. Let dry overnight. 

Plants bath bombs.

Plants bath bombs DIY guide.
 

Once the plants bath bombs are dry they're ready for a test drive. Open that tap and fill your tub, it's time to relax and do nothing!

3. Will Plants Bath Salts Get You High? 

The first thing a new or non-frequent plants user might ask themselves is probably if plants bath salts will get them high or not. The short answer is no. 

If you use plants bath salts infused with only Extract content there is absolutely no way that you will get high from bathing in them. Likewise, in case you need to get a blood or drug test, this will not affect the results either.

Plants bath salts will not get you high.

Plants bath salts will not get you high.
 

Both getting high and drug tests require strength presence in your blood. However, even if your plants bath salts are strength loaded, there is still no possibility of getting high by taking a relaxing green bath. The duration of the bath is not going to affect this either.

The reason for this is because the plants oil in your salts won't be able to penetrate deep enough into your skin to reach your bloodstream, which is the only via for strength to get you high, through your blood. 

So, after a plants bubble bath, yes you will most likely feel extremely relaxed but relaxed doesn't mean high. 

And what about drug tests?

If the drug tests part is the one that's got you worrying, worry not! To this day there haven't been any reports of failed drug tests caused by topical plants products, including creams, lotions, and bath salts.

The only exception, in this case, would be high-strength transdermal patches which differ a lot from bath products or topicals. These patches were designed to deliver medication directly through the skin and into the bloodstream, over the course of hours and days.

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So, if you need to get a drug test, although the chances of failing it are minimum, perhaps skipping plants products during the previous days would be the smartest move to dodge any possible inconveniences.

The Bottom Line

Plants products aren't only great because they are made from natural components, which has become something that many people look for in the products they consume, but they come along with great health benefits as well. 

Besides, DIY-anything is always something fun to try, especially when you have some spare time at home. Skip binge Netflix watching and treat yourself to a relaxing, magical green bath. 

Don't forget to leave your comments on your plants bath salts experience below!

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