Making tub tea sachets is fun, easy, and inexpensive! They can be used for the bathtub, a foot bath, the dryer, lingerie drawers, and the list goes on! You could even throw one into an envelope to mail to a friend!
Join my daughter, Abigail, and me as we show you how to make your own botanical bathtub tea at home!
Here I’ve listed three different recipes. Feel free to modify them to your tastes!
Mediterranean Mist Bathtub Tea
- 1/4 C. Epsom Salt or Course Sea Salt
- 1/4 C. powdered milk
- 1/2 C. Oatmeal (slightly ground on pulse in the food processor)
- 1 C. Dried Botanicals (dried lavender buds, rose petals, chamomile flowers)
- 30-40 drops Young Living essential oil (Joy, Stress Away, Present Time, Lady Sclareol, Ylang Ylang, Sandalwood, Frankincense, Jasmine, Vetiver, or Rose)
Peppermint Foot Soak
- 1 C. Epsom salts or Course Sea Salt
- 1 C. peppermint leaves
- 30 Drops Peppermint
- 10 Drops M-Grain Blend, Melrose, or Tea Tree
Baby Tub Tea
- 1 C. Dried Botanicals (dried lavender buds, rose buds, or chamomile flowers)
- 1/2 C. Oatmeal (slightly ground on pulse in the food processor)
- ½ C. powdered milk
- 8 Drops Lavender
- 4 Drops Chamomile
- 3 Drop Frankincense
May also simply use 15 drops Gentle Baby blend.
RESOURCES:
Heat Seal Tea Bags (large for bathtub tea)
Tea bags (small for foot soak)
Botanicals (lavender, rose buds, chamomile buds, peppermint leaves)
Evermine (labels, string tags, bags, packaging)
