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2.9 oz wt citric acid

2.4 oz wt cornstarch

8 oz wt baking soda

3.6 oz wt coconut Oil

0.2 fl oz essential or fragrance Oil

 

Makes approx. 12 ice cream scoop size balls.

 

Place all of your dry ingredients in a bowl and mix together. Melt

your coconut oil or substitute this for another (palm kernel, palm),

then incorporate the mixture completely. Add your fragrance or

essential oils. Make ice cream scoop size balls and place in small

cupcake papers.

 

Let the balls dry for about 24 hours, and then store in an airtight

container to keep fragrance from dissipating. Drop 2 balls in your

bath and enjoy.

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