Homemade Bubble Bath Recipes

Homemade bubble bath recipes are easy to make and a real luxury when made with
essential oils. It’s blissful at the end of the day to sink into the mist of a bubble treat, especially when it’s one of your own making.
All you need for the basic bubble bath recipes are unscented shampoo, liquid soap or castile soap and glycerine. Then it’s all down to you to customise your own bathroom bubble.
From early childhood I can remember the treat of a bubble bath. I can even remember when Mum and Dad got what was probably one of the first versions of the Jacuzzi, away back in the seventies installed in the bathroom. I ran a bubble bath, leaving the room with the Jacuzzi motor running, only to get quite a surprise on my return to find the bubbles leaving the bathroom all by themselves! Not to be recommended or repeated! But a lot of fun!!
Homemade Bubble Bath Recipes

Custom and Scented Bubble Bath
- 5 drops fragrant oil or essential oil (your choice of scent)
- 1 quart water
- 1 bar castile soap (grated or flaked)
- 1-1/2 ounces glycerine
Melt the ingredients gently without boiling. Allow to cool before adding your essential oils. If you find the mixture is too think add more water or less glycerine. Store in a container. Pour into running bath
water.
Cherry Berry Bubble Bath
- 1/2 cup unscented shampoo
- 3/4 cup water
- 1/2 tsp. salt (regular table salt is fine)
- 15 drops cherry fragrance oil
Pour shampoo into a bowl and add water. Stir gently until well mixed. Add
salt, and stir until mixture thickens. Add cherry fragrance oil and placein decorative bottle. Can also be used as a body wash!
Cranberry Bubble Bath
- 8 oz. unscented liquid soap
- 2 oz. distilled water
- 7 drops bergamot oil
- 5 drops lime oil
- 3 drops vanilla fragrance oil
- 2 drops gardenia fragrance oil
Mix all together and pour into a container
Lavender Dreams Bubble Bath
- 1 quart water
- 1 bar castille soap (grated)
- 3 ounces glycerine
- 3 drops lavender
fragrant or essential oil
Melt the ingredients gently without boiling. Allow to cool before adding your essential oils. If you find the mixture is too think add more water or less glycerine. Store in a container. Pour into running bath
water.
Lilac Sensational Bubble Bath
- 1 quart water
- 1 bar castille soap (grated or flaked)
- 3 ounces glycerine
- 5 drops lilac fragrant oil
Melt the ingredients gently without boiling. Allow to cool before adding your essential oils. If you find the mixture is too think add more water or less glycerine. Store in a container. Pour into running bath
water. A few drops of red and blue food coloring
may be added for colour.
Tropical Dream Bubble Bath
- 3 drops rose fragrant or essential oil
- 2 drops jasmine fragrant or essential oil
- 1 ounce glycerine
- 1 ounce coconut oil
- 1 bar castile soap (grated)
- 1 quart water
Melt the ingredients gently without boiling. Allow to cool before adding your essential oils. If you find the mixture is too think add more water or less glycerine. Store in a container. Pour into running bath
water.

Useful Links
Comfrey Bath You may already have your favourite rituals for a bath. You always put in this scented bubble bath. You use a shampoo, or just one kind of soap, but did you know that you could clear up some health problems by adding herbs?
Making natural soap - In this recipe I have used my favourite essential oil "lemongrass" but you can add your own favourite if you like.
Natural Sugar Scrub
They can be used as a wonderful massage exfoliate or facial exfoliate depending on what oil you mix the sugar with.
Bath Melts Recipe By making my own bath melts, I not only know the oils that are soaking into my skin but I can choose which aromatherapy oil to use depending on my mood or any skin treatments I may wish to use.
Homemade Bubble Bath Recipes are easy to make and a real luxury when made with essential oils.