A detoxifying bath is one of the easiest healing therapies we can do for ourselves, or others, during this holiday season.
These DIY Botanical Bath Salts help facilitate our body’s natural detoxification system and relax you at the same time.
It’s a nice gift to you, for your body, or for someone you care for.
Botanical Bath Salts
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Ingredients
- 1/2 cup Epsom Salts draw out toxins, ease tense muscle and nerves
- 1/3 cup Fine Sea Salts used for decades as a relaxing and detoxing bath addition
- 1/8 cup Pyrophyllite Clay draws positively charged toxins out of the body and is high in silica which helps repair and soothe skin, hair and nails
- 1/8 cup Baking Soda alkalinizes the bath and soothes irritated skin
- 1 tbsp Rose Petals or Calendula Petals hydrating and soothing to the skin
- 15 drops Cozy Ginger or Winding Down Essential Oil Blend cozy ginger supports circulations and brings in warmth, winding down helps soothe the nerves and get you ready for bed
Instructions
- Add ½ cup Epsom salts, ⅓ cup fine sea salt, ⅛ cup pyrophyllite clay, ⅛ cup borax, 1 tablespoon roses or cornflower, and 15 drops of essential oil blend of choice into a measuring cup.
- Mix well with a whisk. Using a funnel, pour the mixture into the bottle, gently tapping to help settle the salts if needed.
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Add ½ the bottle to the bath while the water is running.
Soak for 20 minutes to maximize benefits.
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At every turn, we seek to elegantly balance the efficacy of Science with the nourishment and art of Nature.