Neal’s Yard Remedies Aromatic Foaming Bath

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The best part about this product is it can be used anywhere - at home, before heading out into the world, or taken with you for on the go use!

We asked our readers an oily question: What essential oils do you like to use in your bathing routine? I love to use Grapefruit, Peppermint and Lavender. The combination is wonderful in the morning to wake me up and get me going! I made bath salts to use if I have time in the morning. If I have too much to do I followed your recipe for shower melts and use these. -Teresa S. With its pleasant aroma and powerful effects, Tranquility Essential Oil Blend is a great choice for those who want to experience a sense of inner peace. In addition, the blend can be used to help promote restful sleep, reduce feelings of anxiety and depression, and improve cognitive performance. A warm (but not too hot) bath temperature of 40-45˚C will feel comfortable and help muscles relax. Any hotter than this may leave you feeling uncomfortably hot or even faint; a bath thermometer will help you run the taps just right. Lavender’s popularity is due in part to its gentle scent and effect on people’s mood. Lavender is often used to promote relaxation and balance, which allows for more restful sleep.

Frankincense is my absolute favorite oil! It's more than just calming or relaxing automatically, it soothes my soul! I especially love it in baths. I use it fairly regularly with about equal parts juniper berry in a mix of olive, almond, avocado, and jojoba oils on my face and body. It helps soothe dry, itchy, angry skin. -Phyllis T. Essential Oil Combinations for the Bath Kiecolt-Glaser JK, et al. (2008). Olfactory influences on mood and autonomic, endocrine, and immune function.

An aromatic bath offers numerous benefits for both the body and mind. The combination of warm water and essential oils creates a soothing and comforting environment that promotes relaxation and stress relief. Here are some of the key benefits of indulging in an aromatic bath: Calming Effects of Aromatic Bath Named after the longest nerve in your body, the Osea Vagus Nerve Bath Oil is formulated to ease your mind and skin. Expect your body to be treated with a moisture-replenishing blend of grapeseed, rice bran, avocado, jojoba, and meadowfoam seed oils, while the herbaceous scents of rosemary and lavender fill your space.

Fractionated Coconut Oil is known for its ability to deeply moisturize the skin and dilute essential oils for safe topical application. You’ll need to be particularly careful with peppermint oil and citrus oils, as these oils, when undiluted, are known to cause burns. This Stress Relief blend can be used to help relax your mind and body after work or before bedtime. Additionally, it can promote a night of deeper and more restful sleep. There’s a caveat, though: essential oils need to be mixed with bath salts before adding them to your bath or soak. They’re super potent, and because oil and water don’t mix, they can float on top of water and burn your skin if they’re not mixed.