Bath Tea

Relaxation and Stress Relief: The natural aromas from herbs and essential oils help to calm the mind and body, reducing stress and promoting relaxation.

Skin Nourishment: Ingredients like chamomile and lavender are known for their skin-soothing properties, helping to alleviate irritation and promote healthy skin.

Detoxification: Bath teas often contain salts like Epsom or sea salts, which can help to detoxify the body and relieve muscle tension.

1. Prepare Your Bath Tea Bag: Fill a bag with your chosen blend of botanicals and salts. Ensure it's securely sealed to prevent the contents from spilling into the bath.
2. Steep in Warm Water: Place the filled tea bag in your bathtub under running warm water. Allow it to steep for a few minutes to release the natural oils and fragrances.
3. Enjoy Your Bath: Soak in the bath for at least 20 minutes to fully benefit from the therapeutic properties of the tea.

Relaxation Blend: Contains chamomile, lavender, rose petals, and hibiscus flowers, offering a calming and soothing bath experience.

Pampering Blend: Features ingredients like chamomile, calendula flowers, lavender, and orange peel, ideal for indulging in self-care and skin nourishment.

Eucalyptus Mint Blend: A refreshing blend of spearmint, eucalyptus, rosemary, fennel, juniper berries, and peppermint, perfect for invigorating and warming up on a cold day.

How do you put in bath tea? 

Place the filled tea bag under warm running water in your bathtub. Allow it to steep for a few minutes to release the natural oils and fragrances before enjoying your bath.

Will a bath tea stain my tub? 

Most teas do not stain tubs, especially when used in a tea bag. However, it's advisable to rinse the tub after use to remove any residue from the botanicals.

How do you run a tea bath? 

To run a tea bath, fill your bathtub with warm water and place a filled tea bag into the water. Let it steep for a few minutes to release the beneficial properties of the botanicals before soaking in the bath.