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Unicorn Spa Jar

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A Unicorn Spa Jar is for girly girls who love all things sparkly and colorful. Use the gift in a jar for a spa day, girl’s birthday party or Christmas gift.

mason jar with rainbow colored spa items in it

This Unicorn Spa Jar is for the girly girls is your life who love all things sparkly and colorful. They can use the fun gift in a jar to have a spa day. These mason jars would be perfect for a girls birthday party!

I was planning to share this jar last week with the rest of the mason jar gifts but I ended up getting sick and couldn’t share. But the Unicorn Spa Jar was so cute that I had to share it this week instead.

rainbow colored spa items assembled outside a mason jar

This Unicorn Spa Jar Includes:

gold glitter in the bottom of a mason jar

To prepare the Kerr quart size mason jar, spray paint the lid with metallic gold spray paint. Then, paint the bottom of the jar and up the sides about half an inch, on the inside of the jar, with Mod Podge and sprinkle with gold glitter.

rainbow bath bombs and bath bomb mold

 
Unicorn Bath Bombs Recipe
Recipe type: Bath and Body
Makes: 3 small bath bombs
 
Ingredients:
Instructions:
  1. First, mix together the first five ingredients.
  2. Melt the coconut oil in the microwave. Stir in fragrance oil and water. (The amount of water needed will depend on the humidity of your house.)
  3. Pour the coconut oil mixture over the dry ingredients and stir with a whisk. The mixture should start clumping on the whisk.
  4. Scoop up some of the mixture and squeeze it in your hand to see if a ball will form. If it does, the bath bomb mixture is ready. If not, spritz the mixture lightly with water, whisk and check again. Continue spritzing and mixing until the mixture is slightly damp and will clump together. Again, this will vary depending on your climate.
  5. Divide the mixture into four bowls. Color the mixture in three of the bowls with a tiny dab food coloring.
  6. Sprinkle some edible glitter stars in each of the two halves of the bath bomb mold.
  7. Spoon some of each color of the bath bomb mixture into each half of the mold and pack it in with your fingers. Add more of the bath bomb mixture, overfilling it and lightly pack with fingers. Then, tightly press the two halves together.
  8. Carefully remove the mold from the bath bomb. Gently tap the mold if needed.
  9. Repeat until all of the mixture has been used. I was able to make three small bath bombs.
  10. Allow the bath bombs to dry uncovered. This will take a minimum of 24 hours.

rainbow foot soak

Unicorn Foot Soak Recipe
Recipe type: Bath and Body
 
Ingredients:
Instructions:
  1. Mix together the baking soda, epsom salt, and sprinkles.
  2. Stir in the fragrance oil and a tiny bit of red food coloring.
  3. Store in small container.
  4. Glue on a foot soak label. Download free printable foot soak label here.

rainbow sugar scrub

Unicorn Sugar Scrub Recipe
Recipe type: Bath and Body
 
Ingredients:
Instructions:
  1. Whisk together the coconut oil and sweet almond oil.
  2. Whisk in the sugar.
  3. Stir in fragrance oil.
  4. Divide the mixture into four small bowls. Color three of the bowls yellow, pink and blue with a tiny dab of food coloring, leaving the remaining bowl white.
  5. Scoop the four colors of sugar scrub into a small container.
  6. Glue on a sugar scrub label. Download free printable sugar scrub label here.
  7. Be careful when using because products containing oil can make the shower/tub slippery!

homemade soap and the supplies needed to make it

Unicorn Soap Recipe
Recipe type: Bath and Body
 
Ingredients:
Instructions:
  1. Melt one cube of shea butter soap base in the microwave.
  2. Stir in a drop (or two) of fragrance oil, a little glitter and one of the soap colors.
  3. Pour into the soap mold.
  4. Repeat with the other colors.
  5. For the last one, melt the shea butter soap, add the fragrance oil and glitter. Pour into the soap mold and then add a few drops of soap colorant and swirl with a toothpick.
  6. Allow the soap to set and then remove from the molds.
  7. Use a torch lighter to melt the top of the soap and press butterfly sprinkles into the melted soap.

top of the mason jar filled with rainbow spa stuff

Slowly add all of the items to the jar, rearranging them so that everything fits.

mason jar with a gold lid filled with girl's spa items

I cut a narrow strip of thin cardboard from a recycled package and attached the hair clips to it so that they would stay in a nice straight line.

rainbow gum in a mason jar

Try to make all of the items visible through the jar so that the recipient can see what’s inside.

girls lip balm in a mason jar

Finish off the mason jar gift by adding some gold star garland and a Unicorn Spa Jar label (download the free printable label here). The Unicorn Spa Jar looks so pretty and it makes a wonderful Christmas or birthday gift.

mason jar gifts collage

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Comments

  1. Blessedmommi says

    Hi!
    I have a question about the foot scrub. My daughters and I were making it but I’m not sure if we’ve done it right. Is it suppose to be dry, it just looks like pinkish powder With sprinkles lol. How much water would they need to add to use this scrub on their feet?

    Thanks for the help and the cute idea!!

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    • Tonia says

      Fun! It sounds like you made the foot soak recipe which is powdered and is added to water to soak your feet. The foot scrub recipe is a mixture of coconut oil, almond oil, and sugar so it is oily with grit.

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  2. Virginia says

    Is there a label for the whole jar that says “Unicorn Spa Jar”? I only found the foot soak and sugar scrub labels. Also, YOU ARE THE BEST PERSON EVER!!!!! I love this idea and I’m making it for my daughter’s birthday. Thank you!

    Reply

  4. marie says

    how long are these good for made? i don’t want to make them too far in advance but i also don’t want to do it too late? thanks

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  8. Jenn Pelzer says

    My daughter and I have started the process of making these as party favors for her 11th birthday party in Dec. We are starting in advance since we have 11 to make! It is the first year that she will have a party separate from her twin brother and she thought a spa would be fun. Your jars are just perfect!

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  12. Keith says

    Hello,
    Single father here looking to do these for my daughter’s 11th birthday and just curious where does one find all of the ingredients?

    Reply

    • Tonia says

      Hi Keith,
      There should be links to all of the items on Amazon within the blog post. If there is an item I didn’t add a link to, let me know and I’ll try to find it for you.
      Best of luck,
      ~Tonia

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  13. Emily says

    This is such a cute idea! I included it and your spa in a jar gift idea in a blog post about teacher’s gift ideas. You can read it here: www.hunnyimhomediy.com/for-the-kids/20-diy-end-of-year-teacher-gifts/

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  15. elias says

    I’d love to not give anyone a yeast infection with those bath bombs. Any cosmetic/bath sprinkles you would recommend instead?

    Reply

    • Denise Warner says

      There is a debate as to whether the tiny amount of sugar dissolved in an entire bathtub of water would result in a level of sugar that would cause a yeast infection. That said, you could try coloring epsom salts with a mixture of colored mica and 91% alcohol, then letting it dry before using. Make sure you purchase mica that says on the label “safe for lips.” You can get it from a soapmaker supply house online. Or try grating the colored soaps into tiny pieces. I have also just seen soap sprinkles for sale at Michael’s. Finally, you could use some of the bath bomb mix and color it different colors, then lightly toss it all together. Don’t mix well or you will end up with a mud color.

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