3tbspWater or Witch Hazel(misting helps avoid fizzing)
2tspCBD isolate powder or 1-2 droppers full of high-quality CBD oil(non-greasy carrier)
30dropsEssential oils (see scent variations)
Dried herbs, petals, or zest(optional, for visual effect)
Instructions
πΏ Combine Dry Ingredients
Mix in a bowl: baking soda, citric acid, and cornstarch (if using).
πΏ In a Separate Cup
Mix your chosen essential oils and CBD oil or isolate.
If using CBD powder, blend with a small amount of carrier oil (like fractionated coconut oil).
πΏ Blend
Slowly add the oil blend to the dry ingredients while stirring continuously.
π§It may start to fizz slightly β slow and steady is key.
Lightly mist with water or witch hazel until the texture resembles damp sand.
It should clump when pressed.
πΏ Pack & Store
Pack the mixture firmly into silicone molds (small muffin or soap molds work well).
Let dry at room temperature for 24β48 hours until hardened. (Humidity may extend drying time.)
Use one melt per shower for a luxurious home-spa experience.
Betsy's Infusion Notes:
π Recipe Notesπ Storage: Store in an airtight jar in a cool, dry place for up to 3 months. Add a desiccant pack for extra dryness.π Usage Tip: Place one melt at the edge of the shower floor where it wonβt be directly under the water stream but will catch steam. Avoid standing directly on the puck.π CBD Notes: Steam contact can offer mild topical benefits via mucous membranes, though effects are gentler than ingestion.π Customize: For stronger scent, increase essential oil count up to 40 drops per batch. For sensitive skin, keep it around 15β20 drops total.