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Free your sinuses with these Vapor Rub Shower Melts. You’re going to be amazed at how easy these are and the relief they provide.Viruses like this come with all sorts of symptoms like congestion and sinus pressure. Relief is key so here’s Vicks to the rescue!Find relief with these decongestant bath bombs, cold fighting mint green tea, and essential oil shower melts. Prevent the cold and flu with these Elderberry Gummies!
How to Get Relief from the Cold and Flu
A steamy shower, warm compress on the face where sinuses are provides effective relief from the annoying cold and flu congestion and head pressure. You can also add a cool mist humidifier into the room when you sleep at night and use a saline nasal spray.Ingredients/Materials Needed
- Silcone Mold
- Cornstarch
- Vicks Vapor Rub
- Food Coloring (optional)
- Water
How to Make Vicks Vapor Rub Shower Melts
- Mix the cornstarch, Vapor Rub and water together.
- Add additional water as needed until a thick paste forms.
- Drizzle some blue and green soap colorants into the mixture and stir.
- Transfer the vapor rub paste into your silicone molds.
- Freeze to allow the shower steamers to harden.
How to Use
Place one vapor rub melt on your shower floor and allow the hot water to run over it. This will activate the vapors from the Vicks rub to cause a steam in your shower that will help ease a cold or congestion.Will the bottom of the shower be slippery?
Place the Vicks Vapor Rub Shower Melt either over the drain or in the corner of the shower. If you put it right under your feet, the floor may become slippery.Can I use these in the bath?
These melts are meant for the shower, and are not made as bath bombs. However, check out these DIY Decongestant Bath Bombs that are perfect when you want to take a bath instead of a shower.
