Bath Therapies

Bath Therapies

We all need water. Our bodies are made up of 60-70% water. Water has an amazing ability to relax, cleanse, stimulate, lubricate, revive, balance, satiate, exercise, constrict, open, decongest, suspend and mix. Here are some ways to improve an already amazing essential compound for our bodies. Choose one of your favorite recipes below. Read Dr. Masaru Emoto’s book, The Hidden Messages in Water, while relaxing in your tub.

 

And don’t forget to drink plenty of water. Take your body weight and divide in half. Put that number into ounces. Drink that amount every day

 

The best water temperature is between 95 and 104 degrees. Too hot and it will be more drying for your skin. The ideal length of a bath is 20-30 minutes. Pat dry immediately.  

 

Detoxification

Detox of heavy metals 

1-2 lbs of baking soda and sea salt, each

 

Itching

Great for itchy skin from poison, sunburn, eczema, psoriasis and chicken pox

Fill a nylon stocking with 1 Cup of rolled oats - tie off and put in bath water

 

Bloating 

2 Cups of epsom salt or sea salt

 

Muscle Pain

2 Cups epsom salt

5 drops White Fir Essential Oil

Or Trauma Response Oil

 

Cellulite Reduction

2 Tbsp Wholistic Beauty Boutique’s Cellulite Reduction Oil

 

Skin Softening Milk Bath

 

Relaxation

2 Tbsp Wholistic Beauty Boutique’s Relaxing Oil

Or 10 drops Lavender Essential Oil

 

Bacterial Infections

2-4 Cups apple cider vinegar 

Great for athletes' feet!

 

Hydrogen Peroxide 

2-4 Pints of 3% Hydrogen Peroxide (from drugstore)

*This will increase oxygen in your bath, thus increasing the availability to your body. It will leave you feeling alert and revitalized!

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Go enjoy a bath!

TTFN,

Colleen

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