Bath Shots, Tub Tea, or Tub Tubes…what’s the difference? Not much once you’re soaking in a steaming tub of intoxicating aromas soaking up all those minerals, releasing all those toxins, and moisturizing your skin!
The Many Benefits of Bath Shots!
Who remembers oatmeal baths during bouts of chicken pox or skin rashes as a kid? I sure do! So soothing on itchy, dry skin!
There is no hard and fast rule to making bath shots, you can use a variety of different ingredients. Get creative and layer them to make a beautiful masterpiece! But I do recommend putting salts and heavier items on the bottom layer of your tube and keeping botanicals on top. Otherwise, your salts and grainy items will seep through and your tube won’t be as pretty.
*Always exercise cautious when taking hot baths, especially if you have certain medical conditions like high blood pressure or heart disease.
Don't clog your drain!
I suggest that you pour the contents of your Bath Shot into a drawstring, muslin bag like the ones HERE to steap in your bath, so that the botanicals don't clog your drain. Or, if you like, you could just use the tea bags to begin with. The tubes just make them so cute and giftable!
