Fwd: ((*~Herbal-Spirit~*)) Herbal Bath Bags

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Herbal Bath Bags

 

Any of the herbs within the categories below can be used singly, or

combined to create your own unique blends. There are many more herb

possibilities for baths. The ones listed below are my favorites, and the

ones I happen to have on hand year round. I have included only herbs

that are fragrant as well as healing.

 

Use them to fill drawstring, cotton muslin bags. They can also be piled

onto squares of cheesecloth, terrycloth, or cotton fabric (try clean

pieces of an old white shirt or sheet) with the ends tied so that it

makes a compact bundle. The bath bag can be simply tossed into a hot

bath, or hung from the faucet while the bath water is running through

it. It can also be used as a body scrub. My favorite, more potent,

version is to brew a " tea " by placing the bag in one quart of water

brought to a boil then removed from heat. Cover and steep for 10-20

minutes. Add the infusion to a full bath.

 

Relaxing Bath Herbs

 

Lavender, Chamomile, Rose Petals, Hops, Catnip

 

Sore Muscle Relieving Bath Herbs

 

Mugwort, Chamomile, Juniper, Ginger, Rosemary, Birch Leaves,

Pine, Lavender, Comfrey, Yarrow, Marjoram, Lemongrass

 

Reviving Bath Herbs (morning bath)

 

Rosemary, Mint, Ginger, Birch Leaves, Lemongrass, Pine, Juniper

 

Skin Tonic Bath Herbs

 

Calendula (Marigold), Lavender, Mint, Rosemary, Rose Petals

 

Cold and Flu Relief Bath Herbs

 

Mugwort, Chamomile, Ginger, Rosemary, Yarrow, Mint

 

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, " vxjbc " <vxjbc>

wrote:

> Hello to everyone

>

> A friend of mine makes bags she calls 'stuff-its'. Here's

> what she says she can do for you, if you are interested.

>