These herbal bath teas aren't just recipes; they're rituals designed to cleanse not just the body but the spirit. Whether it's a soul soothing lavender-infused soak or an aura cleansing bath in ...

When choosing to take a hot bath, make sure to include healing herbs. There are three different ways you can prepare your herbal baths, depending on your preferences. Throw a handful of herbs ...

Making an herbal bath is a variation on an activity you’re likely familiar with: making tea. By making a strong herbal tea and adding it to your bathwater, you can get the full benefits of water ...

Create herbal sachets with lavender to freshen the air and add a calming aroma to your surroundings. Enjoy a luxurious ...

Try an herbal bath for sore muscles, a hot ginger compress, or an herbal balm. There’s not much anyone can do to lessen the workload that comes with these busy, chilly months . . . but I can ...

Want to lose the stress and fatigue? Indulge in a comforting herbal bath Love smelling fresh roses? Use the beautiful petals in your bath (ensure that it’s not sprayed with chemicals).

People have used herbs for thousands of years, relying on powdered supplements, teas, tinctures, and skin creams to help treat everything from skin rashes to mild depression. Herbal supplements ...

You can relax in a bright pink bath infused with herbs used in kampo (traditional Japanese medicine). Photo: Keiske Tanigawa If the herbal bath isn’t your style, try out some of the more unusual ...