Herbal Baths©
The healing powers of herb-infused baths have been celebrated for thousands of years, dating back to the ancient Egyptians. Herbal baths are more than just hygiene, Medicinal properties of the herbs combined in hot water, today is known as hydrotherapy. Combined complementary herbs treat and soothe the skin while providing relaxing aromatherapy.
The healing powers of herb-infused baths have been celebrated for thousands of years, dating back to the ancient Egyptians. Herbal baths are more than just hygiene, Medicinal properties of the herbs combined in hot water, today is known as hydrotherapy. Combined complementary herbs treat and soothe the skin while providing relaxing aromatherapy.
The healing powers of herb-infused baths have been celebrated for thousands of years, dating back to the ancient Egyptians. Herbal baths are more than just hygiene, Medicinal properties of the herbs combined in hot water, today is known as hydrotherapy. Combined complementary herbs treat and soothe the skin while providing relaxing aromatherapy.
DIRECTIONS:
· Just fill up your tub with hot water. You can mix in your usual bath salts to create an all-round bath experience.
· Now, you can either throw in your herbs directly into the bathwater or fill them in a small cloth(muslin) bag and infuse it in the water. This can prevent the herbs from sticking to the body.
· If you are not a fan of putting herbs in your tub directly, you can also steep herbs first on top of the stove so that the goodness of the herbs is infused in the tea. Pour the tea into your running hot bath water and enjoy a Queens Herbal Bath.
Chamomile: Relaxing and calming as a tea, but soaking in chamomile has similar effects on the skin, meaning it soothes irritated and provides relief from insect bites
Rose Petals: Rose petals symbolize luxury and elevate the bath with their visual elements and fragrance.
Calendula: Calendula is a super herb, loaded with benefits for the skin. It promotes supple, nourished skin, provides protection against free radicals, which can promote signs of premature aging, and promotes wound healing. It's even been shown to decrease healing time for c-section scars. It also helps plump the skin for the appearance of firmer skin.
Lavender: have shown that lavender can improve sleep, reduce anxiety, and provide calming effects and rejuvenate the skin. The steam from a hot bath makes it easy to inhale the lavender fragrance. Lavender has natural antimicrobial and anti-bacterial properties that also promote hygiene, which is why we also use lavender in our bath soaps.
St. Johns Wort: Great at relieving sunburn, This aromatic herb comforts and nourishes the skin, providing balance while relieving depression, anxiety and stress
Rosemary: Rosemary can help relieve joint and arthritis pain, fatigue, anxiety and even acts as a cleansing tonic for the skin.
Nettle Leaf: Promotes circulation and aching of the joints
