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Relaxing Bath Tea- 2 Pack-Essential oil and Muscle Relief Blend

Relaxing Bath Tea- 2 Pack-Essential oil and Muscle Relief Blend

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Time to detox your "exterior"?

This bath tea will give you just what you need. Soak in these relaxing herbs and feel your body release the toxins.

The Muscle Relief Bath Tea has been mixed with Red Clover, Sage, Peppermint Leaf, Nettle Leaf, Yarrow Flower. A perfect blend to reduce muscle stiffness.

Added to this blend is some dead sea salts and a essential oil blend of Tei Fu oil.

Add this to your bath, you don't even have to open the packet! Just run under warm water and the scents are released to relax and relieve your aching muscles and stiff joints.Tei Fu Oil is used to soothe aching muscles and stiff joints. Tei fu can also be used for congestion issues as well.

At our house we also use these when the kids have colds, our kiddos love the smell of this stuff and it really helps to open up your sinuses.

Dead Sea Salts:
Dead Sea salts are mineral-rich and contain high proportions of Potassium, Magnesium and Bromide. Potassium helps regulate the moisture level of the skin, Magnesium helps promote healing, and Bromide has a smoothing and relaxing effect. Dead Sea salt exfoliates and revitalizes the skin and helps draw out toxins. Sea salt is well known for its ability to relieve aches and pains, reduce stiffness after exertion, relax the muscles and relieve skin problems such as acne, eczema and psoriasis.

Tei Fu Blend contains camphor, peppermint, wintergreen with some sweetening floral oils and absolutes as minor components. Smells like a "Be My Valentine" candy heart!

Ingredients: Dead sea salts, dendritic salt, muscle relief bath tea (Trifolium Pratense (Red Clover) Flower, Salvia Officinalis (Sage) Leaf, Urtica Dioica (Nettle) Leaf, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Leaf, Achillea Milefolium (Yarrow) Flower, tei fu essentail oil

You will receive 2 Bath Tea Bags that are sealed and contain the herbal bath tea blend. I opened one tea bag to show you the contents of the bath tea in the dish.

Added on Oct 29, 2009