Soothing Herbal Tub Tea/Bath Soak

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Soaking in a fragrant herbal bath is relaxing and refreshing, which is why lavish bathing practices have been around for centuries. By adding certain flowers and herbs, your bath becomes a restorative, healing therapy session. Any herb that you can use in herbal tea to drink can be used for a tub tea. Many herbs have therapeutic properties when their essential oils are released in hot water. Nothing soothes the soul like a good warm bath.

This blend offers a harmonious fusion of lavender's calming influence, chamomile's stress-relieving properties and calendula's soothing benefits for your skin, making it an ideal choice for unwinding and self-care. To elevate your experience, you can add dry or fresh rose petals which will help tone the skin. Epsom salts help relax muscles and relieve pain in the shoulders, neck and back. Adding powdered coconut milk keeps the skin beautiful and radiant by stimulating collagen production and baking soda is traditionally used to soothe certain itchy skin conditions. Jasmine essential oil also calms the mind, relieves stress and ease muscle tension. It is also well recognized for erasing scars and blemishes from the skin and is good for treating skin disorders including eczema. Jasmine is also an excellent option for a body and face massage as it revitalizes the skin and has a pleasant scent to uplift your mood.

Directions: Place your tub tea bag in the tub or drape it over the faucet. Let the water run through it while the tub fills. Allow the herbs to infuse in the bath water for 15 - 20 minutes.

Each tea bag is approximately 1/8 cup of soothing herbal bath soak with all organic materials listed above in a Muslim tea bag.