Berry Cherry Bath Soak Recipe

By Nature's Garden Aug 15, 2025

Yield: (6) Jars

Est Time: 1 Hour

Level: Easy

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Recipe Ingredients

Equipment From Home

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Citric Acid

1 lb

Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate)

1 lb

Dead Sea Salt (Coarse Ground)

1 lb

Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) Powder

1 lb

Cranberry Fruit Powder

4 oz

NEW Diamond Dust Silver Mica Powder

2 gm

8 oz. Clear Plastic PET Cosmetic Jar

10 pc

White Dome Lid Smooth 70/400

10 pc

Berry Cherry Bath Soak Kit

Directions

Step 1

1. Other Ingredients & Equipment You'll Need:

Step 2

2. Mixing Bowls (2)

Step 3

3. Mixing Spoon

Step 4

4. Scale

Step 5

5. Total Recipe Amounts:

Step 6

6. 908 grams Dead Sea Salt

Step 7

7. 250 grams Baking Soda

Step 8

8. 200 grams Citric Acid

Step 9

9. 5 grams Cranberry Fruit Powder

Step 10

10. 8 grams Tipsy Berry Cherry Fragrance Oil

Step 11

11. 1 gram Diamond Dust Mica Pigment

Step 12

12. This recipe is best prepared in non-humid climates. Before you start, clean and sanitize your work area as well as all of your packaging materials. We also suggest wearing gloves, protective clothing, and a hair net while creating this bath soak recipe.

Step 13

13. 1. In a mixing bowl, weigh out 908 grams of the coarse Dead Sea Salt. To the same bowl, add 5 grams of the Cranberry Fruit Powder, 1 gram of the Diamond Dust, and 4 grams of the Tipsy Berry Cherry Fragrance Oil. Stir to fully blend the ingredients.

Step 14

14. 2. In a second mixing bowl, add 250 grams of the Baking Soda, 200 grams Citric Acid, 25 grams Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, and 4 grams of the Tipsy Berry Cherry Fragrance Oil. Mix to blend the ingredients.

Step 15

Step 16

16. 4. Place a dome lid on each jar.

Step 17

17. 5. To use your bath soak, place a couple of scoops under your running bath water.

Step 18

18. We hope that you enjoy this bath soak recipe!

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Tags: Bath

Recipe Ingredients

Equipment From Home

Directions

1. Other Ingredients & Equipment You'll Need:

2. Mixing Bowls (2)

3. Mixing Spoon

4. Scale

5. Total Recipe Amounts:

6. 908 grams Dead Sea Salt

7. 250 grams Baking Soda

8. 200 grams Citric Acid

9. 5 grams Cranberry Fruit Powder

10. 8 grams Tipsy Berry Cherry Fragrance Oil

11. 1 gram Diamond Dust Mica Pigment

12. This recipe is best prepared in non-humid climates. Before you start, clean and sanitize your work area as well as all of your packaging materials. We also suggest wearing gloves, protective clothing, and a hair net while creating this bath soak recipe.

13. 1. In a mixing bowl, weigh out 908 grams of the coarse Dead Sea Salt. To the same bowl, add 5 grams of the Cranberry Fruit Powder, 1 gram of the Diamond Dust, and 4 grams of the Tipsy Berry Cherry Fragrance Oil. Stir to fully blend the ingredients.

14. 2. In a second mixing bowl, add 250 grams of the Baking Soda, 200 grams Citric Acid, 25 grams Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, and 4 grams of the Tipsy Berry Cherry Fragrance Oil. Mix to blend the ingredients.

16. 4. Place a dome lid on each jar.

17. 5. To use your bath soak, place a couple of scoops under your running bath water.

18. We hope that you enjoy this bath soak recipe!

To Use

Natures Garden is not responsible for the performance of any of the recipes provided on our website. Testing is your responsibility. If you plan to resell any recipes we provide, it is your responsibility to adhere to all FDA regulations if applicable. If there are ingredients listed in a recipe that Natures Garden does not sell, we cannot offer any advice on where to purchase those ingredients. We also do not offer any advice on formulating or altering recipes.