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Herbal Spa
The healing
power of herbs for your skin and more...
A healthy alternative to
chemically-laden bath foams, salts and oils, herbal bath blends are both easy
and inexpensive to make. Herbs can be added directly to baths or,
preferably, placed in a bath bag. I put mine in muslin bags, or you can
make a bag out of cheesecloth... or you can even buy the larger tea bags
at health food stores. Add the bath blends after you have filled the tub
with water, otherwise, the therapeutic steam will evaporate
prematurely.
The
Handcrafter's Companion Contains More Than 126 Step-By-Step Product
Recipes (Plus Many Other Professional 'Secrets') The Handcrafter's
Companion
Inside the pages of The Handcrafter's Companion
you'll discover an incredible collection of more than 126 spa product recipes
that you can use "as is" or easily adapt to your own needs!
Change the
essential oils, add fragrant herbs or other ingredients, or use as provided.
It's entirely up to you -- the possibilities are limited only by your
imagination!
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Take a leisurely,
highly pleasurable bath and relax the tension in your muscles and mind away
naturally. At the same time, enjoy conditioning and refreshing your skin from
head to toe!
- For dry or
chapped skin:
one cup dried rose petals 1/2 cup dried lavender
flowers.
- For acne or
eczema:
one cup dried chamomile flowers one half cup dried
lavender flowers.
- For poor
circulation:
one cup dried rosemary leaves 1/2 cup dried
chamomile flowers.
- For muscle aches
and stiff joints:
1/2 cup dried lemon-balm leaves 1/2 cup dried
rosemary leaves 1/4 cup dried chamomile flowers.
- For colds and
congestion:
1/2 cup dried thyme leaves 1 cup dried sage leaves
1/4 cup dried rosemary leaves.
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