Creating a Spa Day at Home With Shower Jelly Soap

_{Transform your bathroom into a haven of tranquility with the enchanting shower jelly soap. We’ll share expert tips, creative ideas, and DIY recipes that will elevate your ordinary bathing routine to an extraordinary spa experience.}

spa day at home with Shower Jelly Soap - Pictured large flower jely soap

Revitalize Your Senses with Shower Jelly Soap: The Ultimate Guide to a Blissful Spa Day at Home

Soap is the cornerstone of every shower and bath we take. A routine without it wouldn’t be the same, yet we can create a better experience by using Shower Jelly Soap. Chances are you have used shower gel or body scrubs before as part of your self-care routine.

You may have even made some of your own to use at home or to give away as gifts. But many have not heard of shower jellies, also known as bath jellies.

Let me introduce you to them. – Shower Jelly Soap! A great self-care produced that doesn’t cost a fortune

What are shower Jellies?

Maybe you have never even heard of shower jelly soap before. A shower or bath jelly is pretty much exactly what it sounds like, a jelly-looking blob of soap that lathers up when they get wet.

When you lather them up, you can use them just like your traditional shower gel, and soap with a loofah or rub them straight onto your skin. When they are dry, you can poke at them and squish them, and they will jiggle around like fragrant mounds of jelly.

Creating a Shower Jelly Ritual

There are several ways that you can use bath jelly. The first, of course, is to get it wet and use it just as you would soap in the shower. You can also cut little pieces off of the shower jelly and put them in your bath water for a fragrant and soapy treat.

Some people also like to put their bath jellies in the freezer to soothe muscle aches or for a cooling massage. You can also take the shower jellies straight from the freezer into the hot shower with you for a rejuvenating fire and ice shower experience that boosts your blood circulation and leaves your skin glowing.

Have a little one that resists bath time?

Try breaking out the bath jellies. They will have a blast and be squeaky clean in no time! Watching the jiggly soap melting in the bathtub is fun and they won’t be able to resist picking it up and playing with it, getting themselves all lathered up in the process.

Don’t worry though, bath jellies last a pretty long time. To avoid having the kids drop the whole bath jelly into the tub, just cut some pieces up for them to play and bathe with!

Different kinds Shower Jelly Soap - flower and leaf shape

Where to Find Good Quality Shower Jellies

There are many types of bath jellies you can purchase at the store in many scents and colors, some even have essential oils in them to help you relax or energize you for the day ahead.

You can make your bath jellies at home too if you are concerned about the ingredients included in the store-bought ones, or you would like to make them in your favorite scent.

Here are a few great homemade recipes:

Easy Shower Jelly DIY Recipe

DIY Lush Inspired Shower Jellies

Shimmery Summer Soap Jellies Tutorial

DIY Galaxy Bath Jellies

You can find a variety of recipes for making bath jellies at home. They typically only require a few simple ingredients. You could even make up a batch to give us homemade gifts.

Store-purchased bath jellies can sometimes be drying, particularly for those with already dry skin. Look at the ingredients list. Make sure you know what all the ingredients are and that you can pronounce them.

Best store-purchased Shower Jelly Soap

Shower Jelly By Squishy Scents

Fruity Jelly Soaps by Frolic Creations

Soap-based shower jellies that are made from body shower or gel will often contain moisturizing agents. Read the ingredient list for skin-friendly plant oils, to help protect the skin from dryness.

Whether you decide to buy bath jellies or make your own, they will add luxury to your self-care routine. Transform your bathroom into a blissful retreat and treat yourself to well-deserved moments of relaxation and rejuvenation.