isn’t magic.
It’s simply a clever use for an inexpensive household item.
And honestly, I love little tricks like this because they prove that sometimes you don’t need another fancy product cluttering up the bathroom.
How to Make a Scented Shower Clothespin
Ready to try it?
Here’s the basic idea.
What You’ll Need
1 clean wooden clothespin
A small amount of essential oil or a shower-safe fragrance
A small dish or piece of paper towel
A safe spot outside the direct water stream
Step 1: Choose Your Scent
Pick an
aroma you enjoy.
Popular choices include:
Lavender
Eucalyptus
Peppermint
Lemon
Orange
Rosemary
Tea tree
If you’re using essential oils, remember that concentrated oils can irritate skin and eyes, so they’re best treated as fragrances for the surrounding air rather than something to apply directly to your body.
Step 2: Add a Small Amount
Put just a few drops of your chosen oil onto the wooden clothespin.
You don’t need to drench it.
In fact, using too much oil can make the scent overpowering and increases the chance of the oil
← Previous Page
getting onto surfaces or skin.
Step 3: Place It Safely
Clip the clothespin onto a shower rod, hanging organizer, or another suitable location where it is:
