Secret Garden Bath Tea

Do you like to use bath teas in your bath? Wholesale Supplies Plus has a recipe on their website called Secret Garden Bath Tea.  This recipe is a wondrous mixture of salts and buttermilk combined with the delicacy of calendula petals and rose buds.  This is an easy project that take only a half hour to make and from this recipe you will get (10) 4 oz tubes.

Thai Bath Tea Recipe

When you are soaking in a bath do you love using bath teas?  Never heard of a bath tea  According to The Natural Beauty Workshop when salt, herbs, and delicate essential oils combine to conspire to infuse bath water with an amazing blend of scents and properties, you know you are experiencing a really great Bath Tea. Like any good tea, Bath Tea begins with a great collection of dried botanicals. Herbs, spice powders, dry flowers, and sea vegetables are all ideal ingredients for creating a special tea for the bath. Salt, Essential Oils, and other aromatics can be added as well, enhancing the benefit and allure of the recipe. 

The Natural Beauty Workshop's Thai Bath Tea recipe was inspired by the bright, fresh scent of crushed lemongrass, and the deep musky notes of jasmine. Spearmint, and Green Tea Powder help to amp up the green notes in the tea's aroma, while dense Kelp Powder, spicy Ginger Powder, and natural Sea Salt add circulatory benefits. So why not get the ingredients together and start making right away.

Bath Tea Recipe

Do you love to take a bath?  How would you like to make your bathing experience more enjoyable? Debbie Chialtas (aka SoapyLove) has created a recipe and video on Kin Community that shows you how easy to make her  wonderful bath tea recipe plus package it into a cute tea bag.  Since the holidays are coming up really soon, this would be an easy and inexpensive gift to make for friends and family.  It would also be great favor to make for guests at a baby or bridal shower.

Goatsmilk Bath Tea Recipe

Several years ago I took a class from Lori Nova (Endres) of The Nova Studio on how to make your own bath salts, body scrubs, milk baths and tub teas. We learned how to make a milk bath recipe that was very simple and packaged in a very cute way.

As I follow the Soap Queen's blog - Soap and the Finer Things in Life - Anne Marie posts a very different recipe. Her recipe includes cocoa butter and pink sea salt. This is a recipe that can be included to your bath products library. Give it a try and let us know what you think.

Bath Tea Recipe from Mother Huddle

Have you ever used or heard of bath teas? Well, the best way to describe them is a choice dried herbs, blended to perfection, packaged in disposable "tea" bags that are used while soaking in the bath tub. Using bath teas can promote relaxation, softer skin, assist with back pain and sore tired muscles.

In this particular Bath Tea Recipe by Destri from the Mother Huddle appears on the site Make and Takes also includes bath salts as an ingredient. So you can consider this recipe like a bath salt with herbs. The author also makes the suggestion that you can add the following to this recipe to enhance it even more:

Essential oils – spearmint, grapefruit, mandarin, bergamot, petitgrain, and rosewood.

Mix in - powdered milk, baking soda, cornstarch, ground oatmeal. All of these are skin softening.

Herbs - rosemary, basil leaves, comfrey leaves, rose petals, calendula flowers.

Also, check out the various packaging ideas the author gives because it may inspire you to come up with your own.

Rose Garden Bath Tea Recipe

Remember that song that had a lyric, "I never promised you a rose garden". Well, this bath tea surely comes close. This recipe for Rose Garden Bath Tea from The Bonnie Bath Company combines various flower petals froms roses, calendula, lavender buds and chamomile buds with geranium, ylang ylang, bergamot and lavender essential oils to make this fragrant and relaxing bath tea.

Bath Tea Make Great Mother's Day Gifts

Looking for something to give to your mother on Mother's Day? Why not make bath teas for her? One or both of these tub teas would make a great gift for Mother's Day because it is something different and you made it yourself. Plus they are easy to make and you do not have to invest in alot of money to create them.

These bath tea recipe appears on The Soap Queen's Blog Soap and the Finer Thing with many other great bath and body product ideas for you to create.

How to Make an Herbal Tea Bag for the Bath

Do you like to soak in the tub?  This recipe by Meri from ehow incorporates the best of a milk bath and a tub tea to make one great soak.  Use your favorite herbs like lavender and your favorite powdered milk to create this wonderful recipe.  I really like the idea of putting your mixture in a muslin bag.  This will help prevent any of the herb from going down the drain and plugging it up.

If you are a vegan you can still make this recipe, just subsitute the regular powdered milk with alternative non-dairy powdered milk such as powdered rice milk. So check out this recipe How to Make an Herbal Tea Bag for the Bath by Meri from ehow.

How to Make Tranquility Bath Tea

As child, I remember those Calgon commericals that had the line of "Calgon take me away!".  Well I do not not know if Calgon is on the market anymore, but you can sure create something more

In this Tranquilty Bath Tea by a Contributing Writer from eHow, combines alot of different herbs from lavender to chamomile that would make any worries go down the drain.  So if you want to feel more freshed and revjunated, try this bath tea recipe from ehow.

Secret Garden Bath Teas

Yield: Makes one tea bag.


Ingredients:

1 tsp lavender flowers (dried)
1 tsp rose petals (dried)
1/2 tsp lemon balm (dried)
1/4 tsp rosemary (dried)
1/8 tsp spearmint (dried) (just to give it a bit of a snap)
4 drops lavender EO
2 drops rose EO
1 drop patchouli (spelling?) EO

Directions:

Mix well, put into heat sealable teabag.



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