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Oatmeal Milk Bath
1 c. corn starch
2 c. powdered milk
1/2 c. baking soda
1/2 c. oatmeal, ground finely (I do mine in the blender)
Mix all ingredients in a large bowl. You can add a drop or two of essential oil if you wish (just be sure to mix it well). Place in jar. To use, add about 3 tablespoons to bath.
This makes a nice gift
Jaime
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This is very soothing. It's very good for sunburn. Thanks
Youre welcome. It also works great for chicken pox. I put some in an old pair of knee high panty hose and let my d scrub with it when she had them. She loved her bath and it was safe for her when she stuck it in her mouth
Jaime
i take oatmeal baths in the winter to help with my dry itchy skin. it also makes my hair a little less dry and brittle. thanks for this!
Your welcome KawaiiGiggle...it beats Aveeno
oh i know!! the boxes if a 6 pack is like 8 dollars! my husband laughs at me because he'll tell me to go splurge on something for me, and only me.. so i come home with a pack of pantyhose and 2 big canisters of oatmeal and unscented bath salts and epsom salts so i can make my own bath stuffs.. he just laughs and says "at least i know you won't send me to the poor house from shopping." LOL!!
LOL...My hubby acts the same way LOL LOL LOL he now believe that baking soda and vinegar are cleaners from the gods
glad to know i'm not alone on this. LOL!!
Thanks so much for ths. I also have very dry skin in the winter. I will have to try this
Your welcome carolee. Hope it helps.
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