Nurturing and healing for the new mother.
Embracing the new mother, this bath soak is carefully crafted with beautiful ingredients that are traditionally used for postpartum repair and recovery. Not only is this soak designed to promote wound healing in the new mother, but is also is a wonderful nervous system regulator; to calm the mind and relax the body to begin this beautiful new life stage. This beautiful blend allows space for introspection as well as to clear out stored emotions from the period of pregnancy and birthing.
Creating space to unwind and connect to your inner strength, so you can return to your day to day life more relaxed and adaptable.
Bathing Rituals
Immerse yourself in a luxuriating bath to cleanse your physical, emotional and spiritual self. Using 1/2 a cup of your Bath Soak in warm water, allow the salts to absorb and oils to release and indulge your senses in this bliss. Take deep breaths to allow yourself to relax and release any unwanted thoughts and energy that you are holding on to.
Ingredients
Pink Himalayan Salt, Epsom Salt, Calendula, Chamomile, Witch Hazel, Withania, Lavender, Essential Oils of Lavender, Chamomile, Bergamot, Geranium
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Medicinal
For the physical body
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Magical
For the energetic body
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Pink Himalayan Salt, Epsom Salt
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Blood tonic, mineral replenishment |
Cleanses the aura & removes negativity |
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Calendula
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Post partum Healing |
Deep emotional healing |
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Lavender
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Mood regulation and nervine tonic |
Inner peace and feminine strength |
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Witch Hazel
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Supports post-partum wound healing
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Calms and cleanses energies |
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Withania
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hormonal balancing, blood tonic, calming |
Heals on a deep emotional level |
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Chamomile
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Mothers herb, soothing and nourishing
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Assists with introspection and inner peace |
Essential Oils
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| Lavender |
Calming, uplifting, nerve tonic |
Inner peace, feminine strength |
| Bergamot |
Soothes anxiety, stress and tension |
Helps to release negativity |
| Geranium |
Strengthens circulation to promote detoxification
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Assists in finding light and compassion for oneself |
