Pine Bath Salts Recipe

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December/January 1998
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A long soak in the tub is an old-time remedy for whatever ails you. These easy-to-make bath salts release the ­invigorating scent of pine.

• Pine needles
• Epsom salts or rock/kosher salt

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1. In a dish or jar with a lid, layer pine needles stripped from a branch with epsom salts or rock or kosher salt.

2. Cover and store in a dark place for three weeks.

3. To use, pour 2 tablespoons of bath salts under running water as the tub is filling.


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