KOUPELOVÉ OLEJE S ESENCIÁLNÍMI OLEJI

Homemade bath oil recipes are not just a simple and easy way to add a touch of luxury to your bath; they will moisten and nourish your skin, along with treating the every day aliments that you may be suffering with.

People have been bathing in various things for years; Cleopatra bathed in asses' milk while Mary queen of Scots preferred to soak in a tub of hot wine.

Even today most of us won't even contemplate getting in the tub without adding a little something to it!

Unfortunately most of us end up adding a few cheap bubbles that have absolutely no value to our skin what so ever, and why when we can transform our bath into a heavenly therapeutic experience.

Adding essential oils to your bath water is one of the best aromatherapy treatments there is, more aroma molecules are released from the oils whilst in the bath than during a massage.

Homemade bath oil recipes are not just a simple and easy way to add a touch of luxury to your bath; they will moisten and nourish your skin, along with treating the every day aliments that you may be suffering with.

People have been bathing in various things for years; Cleopatra bathed in asses' milk while Mary queen of Scots preferred to soak in a tub of hot wine.

Even today most of us won't even contemplate getting in the tub without adding a little something to it!

Unfortunately most of us end up adding a few cheap bubbles that have absolutely no value to our skin what so ever, and why when we can transform our bath into a heavenly therapeutic experience.

Adding essential oils to your bath water is one of the best aromatherapy treatments there is, more aroma molecules are released from the oils whilst in the bath than during a massage.

As you soak in the bath the hot water softens the skin which in turn speeds up oil absorption, this allows the essential oils to become more effective and potent on both the mind and body.

You will also notice the aroma of the oils is so much stronger in the warm water; it's almost like sniffing a bunch of flowers. So the next time your thinking of having a bath add a few drops of your homemade bath oil, lie back, close your eyes and enjoy.

Making Bath Oils

The basic principle in making bath oils is to select essential oils for their properties and fragrance, then add them to 4 tablespoons of base carrier oil.

The easiest base oils to use in your homemade bath oils are the light base oils such as Castor Oil, Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil or even simple Sunflower Oil.

Pour your base oil into a dark or clear glass bottle or jar. If using a clear glass jar you will need to protect the oils from waning by storing the finished oils in a dark place, a bathroom cupboard is perfect for this.

Add about 20 drops of your chosen essential oils (take a look at our essential oil use chart for their properties and scent) cover and shake well.

Leave the homemade bath oil to blend and mature for about 2 weeks before using.

How To Use Your Bath Oils

Simply add 1 tablespoon of scented oil to the bath and swish around to disburse. Once in the bath use a sponge to massage the oil into the skin.

Homemade bath oil recipes are not just a simple and easy way to add a touch of luxury to your bath; they will moisten and nourish your skin, along with treating the every day aliments that you may be suffering with.

People have been bathing in various things for years; Cleopatra bathed in asses' milk while Mary queen of Scots preferred to soak in a tub of hot wine.

Even today most of us won't even contemplate getting in the tub without adding a little something to it!

Unfortunately most of us end up adding a few cheap bubbles that have absolutely no value to our skin what so ever, and why when we can transform our bath into a heavenly therapeutic experience.

Adding essential oils to your bath water is one of the best aromatherapy treatments there is, more aroma molecules are released from the oils whilst in the bath than during a massage.

As you soak in the bath the hot water softens the skin which in turn speeds up oil absorption, this allows the essential oils to become more effective and potent on both the mind and body.

You will also notice the aroma of the oils is so much stronger in the warm water; it's almost like sniffing a bunch of flowers. So the next time your thinking of having a bath add a few drops of your homemade bath oil, lie back, close your eyes and enjoy.

Making Bath Oils

The basic principle in making bath oils is to select essential oils for their properties and fragrance, then add them to 4 tablespoons of base carrier oil.

The easiest base oils to use in your homemade bath oils are the light base oils such as Castor Oil, Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil or even simple Sunflower Oil.

Pour your base oil into a dark or clear glass bottle or jar. If using a clear glass jar you will need to protect the oils from waning by storing the finished oils in a dark place, a bathroom cupboard is perfect for this.

Add about 20 drops of your chosen essential oils (take a look at our essential oil use chart for their properties and scent) cover and shake well.

Leave the homemade bath oil to blend and mature for about 2 weeks before using.

How To Use Your Bath Oils

Simply add 1 tablespoon of scented oil to the bath and swish around to disburse. Once in the bath use a sponge to massage the oil into the skin.

Homemade bath oil recipes are not just a simple and easy way to add a touch of luxury to your bath; they will moisten and nourish your skin, along with treating the every day aliments that you may be suffering with.

People have been bathing in various things for years; Cleopatra bathed in asses' milk while Mary queen of Scots preferred to soak in a tub of hot wine.

Even today most of us won't even contemplate getting in the tub without adding a little something to it!

Unfortunately most of us end up adding a few cheap bubbles that have absolutely no value to our skin what so ever, and why when we can transform our bath into a heavenly therapeutic experience.

Adding essential oils to your bath water is one of the best aromatherapy treatments there is, more aroma molecules are released from the oils whilst in the bath than during a massage.

As you soak in the bath the hot water softens the skin which in turn speeds up oil absorption, this allows the essential oils to become more effective and potent on both the mind and body.

You will also notice the aroma of the oils is so much stronger in the warm water; it's almost like sniffing a bunch of flowers. So the next time your thinking of having a bath add a few drops of your homemade bath oil, lie back, close your eyes and enjoy.

Making Bath Oils

The basic principle in making bath oils is to select essential oils for their properties and fragrance, then add them to 4 tablespoons of base carrier oil.

The easiest base oils to use in your homemade bath oils are the light base oils such as Castor Oil, Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil or even simple Sunflower Oil.

Pour your base oil into a dark or clear glass bottle or jar. If using a clear glass jar you will need to protect the oils from waning by storing the finished oils in a dark place, a bathroom cupboard is perfect for this.

Add about 20 drops of your chosen essential oils (take a look at our essential oil use chart for their properties and scent) cover and shake well.

Leave the homemade bath oil to blend and mature for about 2 weeks before using.

How To Use Your Bath Oils

Simply add 1 tablespoon of scented oil to the bath and swish around to disburse. Once in the bath use a sponge to massage the oil into the skin.

Homemade bath oil recipes are not just a simple and easy way to add a touch of luxury to your bath; they will moisten and nourish your skin, along with treating the every day aliments that you may be suffering with.

People have been bathing in various things for years; Cleopatra bathed in asses' milk while Mary queen of Scots preferred to soak in a tub of hot wine.

Even today most of us won't even contemplate getting in the tub without adding a little something to it!

Unfortunately most of us end up adding a few cheap bubbles that have absolutely no value to our skin what so ever, and why when we can transform our bath into a heavenly therapeutic experience.

Adding essential oils to your bath water is one of the best aromatherapy treatments there is, more aroma molecules are released from the oils whilst in the bath than during a massage.