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DIY Oatmeal Lavender Bath Teas

February 3, 2015Erin OdomLeave a Comment

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There’s nothing quite so relaxing at the end of a long day as a warm, relaxing bath. There’s something about a bath that has the potential to take all the stress away. My mom takes a bath every evening as a part of her bed time routine because it helps her disengage from the mentality of work and helps improve her quality of sleep. Baths can also be detoxifying and can help clear skin rashes and hives. But for those who are just looking for a nice, relaxing, healthy bath soak, these DIY oatmeal lavender bath teas sound heavenly.

Have you ever made your own bath teas? Would you ever try it?

“Most days, by the time bedtime has arrived I’m exhausted and more than ready for the day to be over. One of the best ways to end one of those days is to use these simple DIY Oatmeal Lavender Bath Teas.

Being a mom is exhausting (even if your kids are perfect angels). Let’s be honest, life is exhausting – kids or not. Trying to balance being the best mom and wife we can while living on a limited budget of money and time isn’t easy.

As homemakers, our lists are endless. There’s always cooking to be done, laundry that needs to be washed, kids that need attending to, nights that include lots of waking. It’s easy to be in survival mode.

Taking a few (needed) minutes at the end of the day to de-stress and relax can do a lot for our emotions. Stress and “to do” lists can disappear for just a little while as I sit back and relax, letting the DIY Oatmeal Lavender Bath Teas do the work.

Why These Ingredients?

The lavender will help ease your stress and worries and relax your muscles, hopefully making it easier for you to sleep as well.

The oatmeal will help soften and moisturize your skin.

Relaxation, stress release, and better sleep are all benefits of Epsom salts.

Coconut oil helps with moisturizing.

I don’t think a bath can get much better than that. Okay, well maybe adding some dark chocolate (or fudge) and a good book would improve upon it, but other than that it sounds about perfect!

Let’s Put the Bath Teas Together!

Projects that can be done quickly are a necessity – these tea bags will be done in minutes and you can easily adjust the amounts to make a larger (or smaller) batch.”

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Erin Odom

Erin is a follower of Jesus, wife to Will and mommy to three little redheaded girls (born in 2008, 2010 and 2012). She is a life-long, professional dreamer and recovering overwhelmed homemaker. Her mission is to encourage, educate and empower her readers at The Humbled Homemaker to live a grace-filled, natural life. She is the author of a 200+-page cloth diaper how-to handbook, Confessions of a Cloth Diaper Convert as well as the eBook Your Retreat: A Guide to Giving Yourself a Personal Planning Day.

http://thehumbledhomemaker.com

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