Just some stuff I'd like to make

 Rosemary Lemon Body Scrub

Ingredients
1 1/2 cups of Epsom salt
2 Rosemary springs, finely chopped
2-3 drops Lemon Essential Oil
3 Tbsp of Coconut oil, melted
2 Tbsp lemon zest

Instructions
Mix everything in a large bowl. Pour into a single airtight jar or into a couple of smaller jars.

 (https://www.thriftydiydiva.com/essential-oil-rosemary-lemon-body-scrub/)

 Orange Spice Bath Salt

Ingredients

1 lb. Dead Sea Salts

Sweet Orange Essential Oil

Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil

Optional:

Red and Yellow Mica Powder

Istructions 

 Use WAY more orange essential oil because the cinnamon is so potent. Start with a small amount, mix it all up, smell it and then decide if you need more oil and add from there. This ensures that you won’t add too much fragrance and over saturate the salts. 

Stir, stir stir.

At first the oils will seem to clump right where you add them. As you continue to mix you’ll see the clumps break down and disperse throughout the mixture evenly.

Here comes the optional part of this recipe:

The orange essential oil colors the salts slightly with a soft, yellow color. If you like it, stop here. No need to do anything else! But if you’re hoping for a deeper color, add in a little mica powder. For a nice orange color I mixed a small amount of red with a little yellow (using more yellow than red).

 (http://www.bulkapothecary.com/blog/scrub-recipes/recipe-orange-spice-bath-salts/)

Jelly Soap 

Ingredients

gelatine pacets

3/4 cups of boiling water

1/2 liquid soap

spray bottle of rubbing alcohol

In addition to those ingredients you can add food coloring, scented oils, glitter, or even small toys.

Instructions

Add 2 pacets of gelatine to a large bowl and stir in the water. Then stir in the liquid soap and stir in the food coloring and fragrance if desired.

Get rid of the bubbles by spraying with rubbing alcohol. Carefully pour into silicone mold or jar.

Refrigerate for two hours.

These are real, functional soaps!  You can’t get much foam out of them, but it creates a decent amount of lather when you rub one between wet hands.

DO NOT eat them.  

(http://madincrafts.com/homemade-jelly-soaps/)