Crafting bath melts involves the use of regular cocoa butter, yet opting for the dark, organic, and unrefined variety transforms them into chocolate-like treats. Ideal as a thoughtful, low-calorie gift alternative.

It's crucial, however, to attach a "not edible" advisory since their striking resemblance to actual chocolates and their delightful aroma might mislead. Should you desire a simple chocolate appearance, the addition of essential oils can be omitted; nevertheless, mint provides a refreshing option, as does the pleasant scent of sweet orange. Don't hesitate to explore various blends such as geranium and orange, or even rose otto for a lavish Turkish delight essence.

These delightful creations can be fashioned using molds intended for mini guest soaps or chocolates, diverse silicone ice-cube molds with assorted shapes, or even petite fondant cases, allowing your creativity to flourish.

To use the Mint Choc Bath Melts simply drop one into your hot bath. You can use two if you want to feel like you are sitting in a cup of hot chocolate. Mnnnn, lovely.

First take your double boiler and heat the water to boiling. Now pop into the double boiler the cocoa butter.

Now we can remove the melted cocoa butter from the heat. Next add in the almond oil and the peppermint essential oil. 

To finish making our choc mint bath melts all we need to do is not pour the mixture into the molds and allow them all to cool. We can pop them on a tray and put them in the refrigerator to speed up the process.

Once the mixture has thoroughly set, we can simply carefully remove the mint choc bath melts from the molds and use some wrap or foil to protect them. Store them in an air tight jar.

We hope you make these lovely bath melts. Let us know how you get on in the comments down below.