Magic Tea Bags - Variety Pack

Magic Bath Time Tea Bags

This listing is for 1 box filled with 4 different tea bags of my homegrown scents; 1 of each scent. Perfect for trying your favorite scent and perfect for gifts! Christmas, mothers day, birthdays, stocking stuffers, and gift baskets! Each tea bag will be easily distinguished by the color ribbon.

You will receive one of each of the aromatherapy blends listed below.

Aromas Available Right Now (due to the homegrown, seasonal nature):
-Relaxing Lavender
-Healing Chamomile
-Invigorating Peppermint
-Stimulating Jasmine and White Tea

More pleasing scents coming soon...

Product:

Every tea bag is filled with 1.8 oz of my special aromatherapy mixture.

The hanging ribbon is generous enough to fit every bathtub.

Four large tea bags are beautifully placed and packaged in a sealed box for freshness. The box is great for gift giving and storage, and looks beautiful on the shelf. It's reminiscent of regular, flavorful tea boxes.

Instructions, information and ingredients are clearly labeled on each box.

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In one box get 4 1.8 oz tea bags to enjoy for yourself or give to a loved one!

These bath salts are practically magic!

This Epsom Salt (magnesium sulfate) “tea” mix has so many uses! Bath salts, salt scrubs, natural tea laxative, aroma therapy and foot soak. These salts are subtle and minimal, but make your bath into a hot, swirling, giant teacup of relaxation.

Epsom salt is used to soothe minor sprains and bruises – great for after exercising, dancing, yard work, or just being a busy mom. I swear by these after a hard workout.

The salts are mixed with my own organic, homegrown herbs. I grow all my plants from organic seeds and use organic soil. I dry out my rosemary, lavender, mint, and chamomile and mix the different aroma-therapies together to make a lovely bath soak.

Magnesium sulfate can also be used as a natural, homeopathic laxative when dissolved in hot water. Theoretically, because most of these ingredients are food grade herbs, you can enjoy the laxative properties when ingested. Only when you really need to, of course.