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Published: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 at 6:00 a.m.
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Beauty Home Steam Sauna – IG290P (whole set) $199.00 Just use the Beauty Portable Home Steam Sauna IG290P, and let the moist steam encompass your body and work its magic. The warm vapor stimulates blood circulation, helps ease muscular discomfort, flushes out toxins, makes your skin bloom, and helps relieve congestion. The Beauty Home Sauna relaxes and revitalizes the user, and is also a great adjunct to a weight-reducing program. This Beauty Home S… |
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Ginger Therapy Gift Set Basket Gel Lotion Bath Salts $19.50 Stimulate your skin back to health with this hand-woven gift basket filled with gels, lotions, bath salts and more. Specially formulated with healing ginger. 9 5/8″ diameter x 8 1/2″ high…. |
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Ginger Therapy Gift Set Basket Gel Lotion Bath Salts $13.97 Stimulate your skin back to health with this hand-woven gift basket filled with gels, lotions, bath salts and more. Specially formulated with healing ginger. 9 5/8″ diameter x 8 1/2″ high…. |
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Olay Body Wash, Daily Exfoliating, with Sea Salts & Microbeads, 23.6 fl oz (700 ml) (Pack of 3) $23.99 Olay Daily Purifying Body Wash with sea salts & microbeads gives you purified, beautiful body skin. Use with your puff for skin that is: Clean – gently washes away dirt and oil. Clear – gently removes impurities so skin isn’t dull. Renewel – gently exfoliates to remove dead skin cells… |
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Upper Canada Soap & Candle Bath Bakery Bubble Bath Cupcake Gift Set, 6 Assorted Fragrances, Boxed $24.99 Bath Bakery by Upper Canada Soap is designed to relax, soften, and soothe. These decadent Bath Treats are 100% hand made using many natural ingredients such as Sweet Almond Oil, Natural Sugar, Beeswax, Canola Oil, and Dead Sea Salts, so they feel as good as they look…. |
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REN Moroccan Rose Otto Sugar Body Polish $60.00 A deliciously rose scented body scrub.This gently exfoliating sugar body polish will remove dead cells and leave your skin silky smooth, energized and deliciously scented with rose. Made with fair trade Rose extract from Southern Morocco, sugar from Paraguay and a cocktail of energizing and invigorating bio actives, including Kola Nut and Paraguay Tea extracts to stimulate circulation and nourish … |
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Unconditional Love 2-Tier Organic Basic Diaper Cake or Centerpiece – (3 Colors) by Kara Nessian $92.95 Simple, elegant and Green! This adorable KaraNessian diaper cake includes 35 Nature Babycare Biodegradable Chlorine Free Disposable Diapers, 100% pure organic plush frog or elephant destined to be a child’s favorite companion, Erbaviva Organic Relaxing Bath Salts for Mom, Erbaviva Organic Sensual Body Lotion for that itchy belly skin, Erbaviva Organic Relaxing Room Spray, and Erbaviva Organic Invi… |
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Unconditional Love 2-Tier Organic Deluxe Diaper Cake or Centerpiece – (3 Colors) by Kara Nessian $112.99 Simple, elegant and Green! This adorable KaraNessian diaper cake includes 35 Nature Babycare Biodegradable Chlorine Free Disposable Diapers, 100% pure organic plush monkey destined to be a child’s favorite companion, Erbaviva All Simple, elegant and Green! This adorable KaraNessian diaper cake includes 35 Nature Babycare Biodegradable Chlorine Free Disposable Diapers, 100% pure organic plush frog … |
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Harney & Sons Relaxing Spa Set – Tea, Bath Salts and Scented Soap $29.99 Lovely Gift Set included a tin of Yellow & Blue Tea (Caffeine Free Chamomile and Lavender), Relaxing Lavender Blend Bath Salts and a Bar of Lavender Blend Soap. By Harney & Sons… |
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Lavender Sleepy Time Gift Set by The Green Valley Spa $24.99 Lavender Sleepy Time Gift Set 1 Lavender Eye Pillow: $8.40 1 Lavender Bath Salts (2oz.) $2.80 1 Lavender Body Scrub (4oz.) $11.20 1 Lavender Floral Water (8 oz.) $12.60 The Green Valley Spa, has developed a simple method of caring for the skin that allows its natural systems to function fully and efficiently, while giving a radiant, supple covering for the body to wear. For many years now, their s… |
How To Prepare An Herbal Bath For Therapeutic Or Beauty Purposes
For centuries herbal baths have been used for therapeutic or beauty purposes. The Egyptians made good use of a therapeutic herbal bath. Cleopatra is said to have bathed in milk and the flowers from herbs to keep her skin smooth and moist. Romans had community herbal baths, the forerunner to the modern spa. In strict Jewish faiths, women use a communal herbal bath to cleanse their bodies after menstruation. There are many benefits to taking herbal baths for therapeutic purposes, but the added benefit is that an herbal bath is relaxing too. Here are some guidelines for taking herbal baths.
It is best to wait two hours after you have eaten. It would be great if you could take it before breakfast but since our lives are so busy it is more practical to take you herbal bath before you are going to go to sleep. The temperature of the herbal bath is important. There is no single temperature that is right; it depends on what you prefer. Never have it too hot or too cold. As you soak you can add more hot water as needed. Make sure you are in a well ventilated room that has no drafts. It is best to get out of the tub after the water has cooled a bit.
Set the mood of the room by lighting candles and playing some soothing music. Once you have dried off you can go to bed and get a good nights sleep. Try to take these therapeutic herbal baths at least three times per week. It is not recommended that the frail and infirm use the bath tub. If you have trouble moving your joints it is not advisable to use herbal baths.
Herbal baths are good for many ailments including arthritis, tension or stress, constipation and gout. There are many aromatherapists that use essential oils instead of herbs but there is no proof that one is better than the other.
There is also no hard rule in what kind of herb you use. I am including a standard recipe but feel free to experiment with your own recipes and herbs.
There are two ways to prepare an herbal bath. One method is to make an infusion; simply steep about one half cup of the herb or herbs in two cups of boiling water for ten to twenty minutes. The second way is to fill a porous bag or use an old stocking to put the herbs in. Hang the bag over the spigot so that the water will flow thru into the tub. For a stronger bath you can use both methods. Use fresh herbs for the most benefit.
Another beneficial idea for baths is bath salts. But don’t buy the expensive gift sets, make the salts yourself. By making them at home you can save at least fifty percent and in some cases even more.
Have fun experimenting with your herbs and take advantage of the benefits of herbal baths.
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About the Author
About the Author
Mary Hanna is an aspiring herbalist who lives in Central Florida. This allows her to grow gardens inside and outside year round. She has published other articles on Cruising, Gardening and Cooking. Visit her websites at http://www.CruiseTravelDirectory.com, http://www.ContainerGardeningSecrets.com, and http://www.GardeningHerb.com or contact her at mary@webmarketingreviews.com
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