The Bath and Body Book: DIY Bath Bombs, Bath Salts, Body Butter and Body Scrubs Kindle Edition

Great recipes and tips, and very nicely presented. I have a lot of recipes from the Internet, but this book provided very helpful information and even better ideas.

This book is easy to read and understand. I enjoyed every page. It is informative and give great recipes.

I really enjoyed this book and it has a lot to offer and don’t forget that , Jesus loves you !

I would have liked to have had more explanations as to what the various oil combinations are good for...ie.antibacterial scrub, anti-inflammatory. Only a few had that added information. If there would have been more information on each recipe like that, I would have given it 5 stars. Otherwise, excellent recipes and read. Well laid out.

This book covers all areas of the body with very nice ingredients for butters, scrubs and bath works. It makes me want to get started making something asap. Written very nicely and professionally.

I like that most recipes are easy to follow. With that being said, some give measurements in cups, tablespoons or teaspoons and others are in ml and grams. There are some conversion charts to make larger batches, but some look as if it may be for 2 uses (body butter). The misspelled words are a real turn off.

I found I've only needed the "Basic Bath Bomb" recipe. I switch out one tablespoon of vegetable oil with different fragrance or essential oils. I leave the coloring (I use gel colors from the cake decorating section in our local grocery store) until last and if the batch seems too moist I just add a bit of corn starch (for whatever reason it seems to stop the reaction (i.e. expansion)). It took several batches to get the desired results and I've tried other recipes from other books but I keep coming back to this one. This recipe makes about six 2.5" bath bombs.Ni

It was very informative for me who is a beginner diyer. I can't wait to try all the new things I learned.