The Bath Gourmet
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| Rating | : | 4.28 (797 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0762418273 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Rhonda Van writes computer game manuals and has contributed articles to The Motley Fool and various travel magazines. Rhonda lives in Northern California.. She also writes science fiction, and won a Pushcart Prize for one of her short stories
From Publishers Weekly Whether they’re seeking to soothe themselves, cure pains, relax, romance a partner or even have a snack while getting clean, bathers will find a recipe for the perfect bath in this DIY volume by enthusiastic bather Van. Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Most of Van’s recipes call for typical bath ingredients, such as baking soda and the ubiquitous Epsom salt. From there, bathers can add rosemary and fresh mint if they want to renew themselves; seaweed and sesame oil if they want to detoxify, energize and moisturize; or coconut oil and imitation rum extract (or even straight rum) to mend a "really bad mood." Helpful sidebars abound, explaining how to score cheap rose petals at the florist for the Ultimate Seduction Rose Bath, where to find canned coconut milk for the Tiki Tub, and how to pour rice into the foot of a stocking
From Publishers Weekly: Whether they're seeking to soothe themselves, cure pains, relax, romance a partner or even have a snack while getting clean, bathers will find a recipe for the perfect bath in this DIY volume by enthusiastic bather Van. Illustrated with colorful, informative artwork, The Bath Gourmet even has a waterproof vinyl cover. "Turbo Tub" provides energy, while "Drowsy Lavender Bath" is meant to calm and induce sleep. Here's a fun collection of more than 50 recipes for transforming a bath into a delicious escape, aimed at women who want to pamper themselves with at-home treatments that rival those
One of my favorite books!! I have to say, this book was a godsend for me! Some other bath books have you buy expensive essential oils for the bath recipes, but the recipes in this book require things you usually have on hand and extracts that you can easily find at the grocery store. Plus it has a plastic book jacket (in case you read it in the tub and get it wet!) and chapters on making your own bath recipes and . don't waste your time Donna M. Hall its like someone ran around the house and picked whatever they could find to throw it in the bath. who ever wrote this book doesn't seem to care that half of the ingredients in this can easily stain your skin and your tub!. C. Karathanasis said Obsessed with baths, but bored of "traditional" bath items?. I adore my bathtub, and make sure to be in it at least once a week, however my vigor and adoration of it has weaned in the past few months, simply because I couldn't do another chamomile milk or lavender bath. My tub had become a very boring place indeed, and I found myself in quite a situation.Then I found this book while idling around Borders. It turned my tub into an enjoyable place a