If you’re a unicorn fan then you’re going to love this cute little unicorn bath salts DIY but even if you’re not a lover of all things unicorn, stick around because you can use any colours you like to make these!
I didn’t set out to make unicorn bath salts at all this morning! In fact, I was actually having a quick tidy out of my baking cupboard when I came across the colours I used a while ago to make this amazing no-bake unicorn fudge…
I’ll do anything to get out of a cupboard tidy so I thought I’d try and make something else with the colours I’d bought for the fudge and the only thing I could think of that I haven’t already made using unicorn colours was to have a go at making some super cute unicorn bath salts
It took me about five minutes to make when I got going and I think they look great – they’d make an amazing gift for any unicorn fan or even just anyone who like pretty colours!
- I had some cheap paper bowls leftover from a pre-COVID Birthday party so I just spooned about a tablespoon of the bath salts into each bowl to start with.
- I then added a few drops of the gel food colouring that I was using up into each bowl and gave it a good mix. Some of the colours mixed easier than others, the purple one needed to be almost squished into the bath salts before it really started to mix.
- Once the colour had mixed into the first spoonful of bath salts I added another spoonful and mixed again so the colour got lighter each time. I ended up adding about 4 tablespoons to most of the colours because that’s how much I thought it would take to fill the bottle I’d chosen. I added a bit more to the yellow though to dilute the colour as it was very bright! I also made up a teeny bit more of the pink at the end so I had enough to fill the bottle.
- I spooned it into the bottle in layers and then added a label to it and voila, amazing unicorn bath salts.
It’s great with the super adorable sleep mask that I picked up in Primark for £2 (it might have even been £1) and together they make a lovely gift. Similar unicorn sleep masks are here on Amazon although I do think mine is cuter!
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