Soothing Skin Bath

This mix of calendula and rolled oats creates the perfect remedy to help calm inflamed or itchy skin. As a kid, I suffered from eczema and frequent skin flare-ups and oatmeal milk baths were one of the only things that helped. However, adding oats directly to bath water is messy and as I learned more about plant medicine, I created this take on my childhood remedy. I recommend adding milk (goat or cow) to the bath as well if you're struggling with cracked or especially raw painful skin. 

Made with mild, simple and clean ingredients this bath soothes irritated skin. The best part is that it’s safe for everyone in the family from babies to adults Infused with the sunshine and energy of summer, the locally grown calendula flowers in this bath mix offer relief from itchy bug bites, sunburns, rashes, diaper rash, eczema, psoriasis and more.  This bath tea can be brewed for a full bath or in smaller amounts as a rinse for smaller patches of inflamed skin.
There is a reusable tea bag included for multiple uses.

Add approximately ½ cup of bath mix to the reusable tea bag that’s included. Pour boiling water over the tea bag in a heat-safe bowl, allowing the “tea” to infuse until water has cooled to room tem (77°).  Once liquid has cooled, remove the tea bag and add the bowl of concentrated liquid into your larger bath tub. The liquid will mix into your bath without leaving any messy residue behind in your tub. The teabag can be resteeped for a second bath the same or next day. Store any liquid concentrate you do not use at the time of brewing in a sealed container in the fridge for up to 7 days.

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