If you know how to infuse oil for cooking with cannabis (click here for directions if you don't), you have the skills (and the product) you need to make delightful medicated cannabis bath salts!

This citrus scented recipe is both invigorating, due to it's lemony scent, and relaxing, due to marijuana infused epsom salts.  Pour a cup or so into the tub and enjoy!  These also make a fabulous homemade gift.

A Money Saving Infused Topicals Tip

When infusing oil for making cannabis topicals, you can use the same material you would use for edibles -- bud and/or or trimmings.  You can also save some bucks by using your leftover already vaped weed AKA duff.  Sure a lot of the cannabinoids are gone, but there are still lots left.  If making an oil infusion from the toasty vape leftovers, use about twice the amount of cannabis you would normally use when making canna-oil, otherwise the process is the same.  Some people like to cook with this oil too.  I find it gives me a headache, so I don't usually bother, but it is great for using when making topicals like these marijuana bath salts.

Essential Oil Recommendation

You can use any brand essential oil you like to make the bath salts.  Personally, I love Rocky Mountain Oils.  I did a lot of research while developing my online DIY topicals course, not only cause I had to buy lots of essential oils myself to develop the recipes, but also because I knew people would ask for my recommendations.  I chose Rocky Mountain because they offer superior quality at a competitive price, have outstanding customer service, and most importantly for me, they are NOT an MLM (multi-level marketing) company, so they are not going to be pestering you to become a "distributor."  Winner!

A Word of Caution

These bath salts contain moisturizing oil.  The downside of that is that they can make your tub extra slippery.  As with any bath oil, take care getting in and out of your tub when using these.

How To Make Cannabis Bath Salts

1. Gather your materials.  You will need: Epsom salts; an orange and a lemon; cannabis infused olive oil or coconut oil; essential oils: any combination of lemon, orange, lime, and/or bergamot. 
2. Zest the citrus.  Use a fine grater or microplaner to remove the zest from the orange and lemon.  The zest is just the outer part of the fruit where the color and essential oils are. Adding zest to our marijuana bath salts will give them color and a little additional scent. Stop grating just short of the inner white pith.
3. Combine ingredients. In a large bowl, combine 4 cups of epsom salts, the zest from the orange and lemon, 1/4 cup cannabis infused oil, and about 20 drops of essential oil.  Put on rubber gloves and use your hands to mix well until all ingredients are well combined.
4. Package it. Store your bath salts in glass jars.  Add about 3/4 to 1 cup per bath and enjoy!

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Marijuana Massage Oils: An Easy DIY Intro to Marijuana Topicals

Cannabis-infused massage oils are without a doubt the easiest of all marijuana topicals to make and likewise an excellent way to try out topical cannabis for yourself. Besides helping you relax and leaving your skin feeling awesome, they can relieve both all over or localized relief from pain and inflammation.  They can even ease pain in stiffness in the person GIVING the massage as well as the lucky recipient.  Talk about Win/Win!

Making massage oil is simple and easy.  I created a FREE tutorial that will have you whipping up batches of your own Marijuana Massage Oil by tonight!  I also include 5 of my personal favorite Marijuana Massage Oil formulas:

• Pain Relieving Massage Oil
• Headache and Tension Tamer Massage Oil
• Menstrual Cramp Massage Oil
• Itch and Bug Bite Relief Oil
• Sleepy Time Massage Oil

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