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Just Like Granny Used To Effective, Natural Recipes for Using in the Bath Tubby Kolbjørn Borseth of Aromantic Bath treatments can be used to help a wide range of ailments. This is perhaps the most enjoyable and relaxing way to apply treatment. Bath treatments can be applied during a full bath every second day. Hand and foot baths can be taken daily. Don't fill the bath too fully so that you can add more hot water when required. We hope you enjoy making these products made from ingredients, which we source from ethical suppliers from all over the world. Herbal BathsThere are five ways to make a herbal bath:
When using method 2 and 3 you always pour boiling water over the herbs and leave them for 10 minutes to infuse (for a decoction, boil for 20 mins.). For a complete body bath you will need a whole bucket of herbs in boiling water. After allowing to soak for a while you can then add cold water. A 15-20 minute soak is usually sufficient. After bathing fully rinse and dry your body. Quantities of Herbs to UseFor a whole body bath use 40 - 50 gr. of dried herbs or 400 - 500 gr. fresh herbs. Base Foam Bath
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NB: When you use herbs in the bath foam add 0.8 gr. Paraben to preserve it (herbs contain bacteria) 1) Circulation BathGood for all kinds of circulation problems including acne. Can be used in a footbath for fever, feet problems, rheumatism and muscular pain. Make a decoction of 2 gr. Birch leaves, 2 gr Rosemary, 2 gr Thyme. Boil them for 10 - 20 mins, Strain and use 70 ml in the foam bath emulsifier. Add Essential oils of Rosemary (15 drops), Siberian Fir (15 drops) Lavender (10 drops) 2) Relaxing BathGood for stress and sleep problems. Make an infusion of 3 gr. Chamomile flowers and 3 gr. Lavender flowers. Strain and add 70 ml into the foam bath emulsifier. Add essential oils of Roman Chamomile (15 drops), Lavender (15 drops) and Sandalwood (10 drops). 3) Sensitive Skin BathMake an infusion of 3 gr. Rose petals and 3 gr. Chamomile flowers. Strain and put 70 ml into the foam bath emulsifier. Add essential oils of mandarin (15 drops), Lavender (15 drops) and Sandalwood (10 drops). 4) Vitamin Bath
When the foam bath is under 40°C add: 3gr. E-Vit Oil, 1 gr. A-Vit Oil, 1 gr. C-Vitamin. Then add your own choice of 40 - 50 drops of essential oils. 5) Salt BathUse 1 kg rough sea salt for a whole body bath. For a foot or hand bath use 200 ml in 3 - 5 litres of water. Immerse for 15 - 20 minutes. 6) Soda Bicarbonate BathThis reduces acidity in the body and is good for rheumatism, pain, gout, eczema and psoriasis. Use 20 gr. of Bicarbonate of Soda the first time and thereafter use 100 gr. Bicarbonate of Soda for a whole body bath. Use 1 tablespoon in a hand or foot bath. Immerse for 5 - 15 minutes and as hot as you can manage. (After a foot bath put on warm woolen socks on wet feet and leave on for 0,5 - 1 hr). 7) Tea Tree Bath
Treatment for bad blood circulation: Take a circulation bath every second night and alternate with a soda bath. You can also alternate between a garlic bath and a yarrow/garlic bath. 8) Treatment for FeverDrink Elderberry flower tea to reduce the fever. Footbath circulation essential oils/herbs. The footbath needs to be very hot and feet soaked in it for 10 - 15 mins. Rinse off with cold water, dry the feet well. Apply ointment afterwards. 9) Clay Bath1 - 2 tablespoons clay mixed with 50 ml apple vinegar added to your bath. 10) Garlic BathPress 10 Garlic cloves in vegetable oil or Red Turkey Oil. Store for 3-4 days, shaking or stirring twice a day. Strain through a fine cotton cloth so there is no garlic left in the oil. The oil can be stored for 3 - 4 months with a preservative but use 1% E-Vit oil. Add 2-3 teaspoons in a footbath and 2 - 3 tablespoons for a full bath. Article reprinted with permission from www.aromantic.com" © Copyright Aromantic 2002-2004About the Author:Kolbjørn Borseth of Aromantic specializes in empowering people of all levels in making their own highly effective natural skin care products. Through his web site customers are able to access many free resources as well as being able to order all the raw materials, equipment and know-how required to make aromatherapy products, creams, shampoos, soaps and cosmetics. Visit Kolbjørn's Natural Skin Care web site at: http://www.aromantic.co.uk | |
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