#bath bag

Plastics In The Bathroom

07.01.2019

0600

I definitely have plastics in the bathroom. I did try to transition to glass bottles for my bathroom products, but the glass was too slippery and didn’t seem efficient. When it comes to products are used in the bathroom, I do have a set amount of items that I can refill. However, there are items that do come in plastic packaging and plastic bottles, that end up being…

01.30.2018

0600

Materials:

One pair of denim jeans

Tools:

Sewing machine

Sewing Kit

So recently I started going auditing my traveling items such as my bath bag, travel accessories as well as my sport bags. I wanted to find 3 pieces of clothing to donate, but I also noticed that my bath bag wasn’t containing my bath items comfortably.

So I had the choice to go buy/find a new bath bag or find…

Freebies And Give Aways

01.24.2017

0800

I don’t like to receive freebies and giveaways. I tend to refuse small gift bags and trinkets that are included in them. When I received them from family members and friends, that’s when I came up with a plan that I implemented years ago, when I lived in San Francisco. Years ago, when I lived in San Francisco, my studio was directly across the street from Golden Gate Park. This…

Bath Bag

Bath Witchcraft

I posted a bath bag recently, so I decided to make a thing for a shower bag. Here it is!

Materials:

-3 rubber bands

- 1-2 coffee filters

-chamomile

-peppermint

-rosemary

-sage 

-cloves

-sea salt

Instructions:

1. Flatten out the coffee filter(s). If you have a more powerful shower head, I’d recommending using two filters instead of one to prevent the bundle from breaking.

2. Place herbs and salt near the center of the filter.  Here’s a picture ‘cause it’s pretty.

3. Carefully pick up the filter, keeping the ingredients in the center and far away from the edges.

4. Put filter over the shower head, positioning the ingredients on the bit of the head where the water comes out, and rubber band it in place. Also make sure that your shower is on it’s lowest setting or you’ll end up with quite the mess. 

Here’s what it should look like:

Materials:

-1 coffee filter

- string or a rubber band

- basil

-rosemary

-cloves

-sage

-sea salts or bath salts

Instructions:

1. Flatten out coffee filter

2. Put herbs and salts in the center of the coffee filter. For salts, I used pink Himalayan sea salt, but as it said in the materials list, I sometimes use actual bath salts. Here’s a picture because it’s a really aesthetically pleasing step.

3. Carefully pull up the edges, try to keep everything inside the filter, and make it into a little bundle around the ingredients, binding it at the top with the string or rubber band. String looks prettier, but it’s easier to bind it with a rubber band and there’s less of a chance of stuff slipping out while it’s in the bath. 

Here’s a picture of the final product.

Trend Lab Dr. Seuss Oval Bath Gift Set, Cat In The Hat

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The Dr Seuss by way of Trend Lab Bathtub bag set is one of the best Present. Included in this 4 piece set are: white terry bag with black gingham seersucker trim oval Tubbag, hooded towel, wash fabric, and Tub mitt. Hooded towel is measurement 32″ x 30″ with Cat in the Hat scatterprint on the hood and trim, wash material…