• There are many ways to enjoy a bathtub tea!

    Use ¼ to ⅓ of the contents from the pouch for each full body bath or a couple tablespoons to make a lovely foot bath.  

    Use A Muslin Bag

    Method One: Place ¼ to ⅓ of contents from the pouch in the provided muslin bag (use less for a foot bath). Tie the top shut. Hang the muslin bag from your faucet and fill the tub while the water runs through your bag. Then toss your herb bundle into a tub of warm water. Use the muslin bag as a scrub and squeeze the bag often to get as much herbal goodness out of the herbs into your bath! 

    Method Two: Place ¼ to ⅓ of contents from the pouch in the provided muslin bag (use less for a foot bath). Tie the top shut. Fill your bathtub with the hottest water you have available. Toss you herb fill muslin bag into the tub. WAIT for the water to cool to a comfortable temperature for your bath. While you are waiting the herbs will infuse into the bath water just like a big cup of tea. Once the water has cooled, carefully get into the tub to enjoy your bath. Use the muslin bag as a scrub and squeeze the bag often to get as much herbal goodness out of the herbs into your bath! 

    Pre-Infuse Your Bath

    Stove Top Method: Place  ¼ to ⅓ of contents from the pouch into a large pot. Fill the pot with water and heat to almost boiling, keeping a lid on the pot so the essential oils from the herbs don’t evaporate. Take the pot off the heat and let your bath infuse for 20 minutes to a few hours. Then strain the liquid directly into your tub, fill the tub the rest of the way  with water and your bath is ready.  

    Mason Jar Method: Place  ¼ to ⅓ of contents from the pouch into a heat-proof mason jar. Add just boiled water to the jar, covering the herbs. Place a lid on the jar and let the herbs infuse for 20 minutes to a few hours. Then strain the liquid directly into your tub, fill the tub the rest of the way  with water and your bath is ready. 

    Cautions & Warnings: 
    May make the bathtub slippery! Use caution when getting in or out of the tub. 
    For external use only. 
    Not meant for children. Consult a physician before use if you are pregnant, nursing, have epilepsy, or other health needs. If you have sensitive skin perform a patch test before use.

Suggested Lady Of The Lake Reading List

This list will always be evolving as we discover more books to add. Think a book would be perfect? We would love to hear from you! Let us know here.

  • The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna

    The Honey Witch by Sydney J. Shields 

    Chrestomanci Series by Dianna Wynne Jones 

    Howl’s Moving Castle by Dianna Wynne Jones 

    The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien

    Juniper and Wild Child by Monica Furlong

    Septimus Heap Series by Angie Sage

  • Practical Magic Series by Alice Hoffman 

    The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V. E. Schwab

    Weyward by Emilia Hart

    Daughter of the Forest: The Seven Waters Trilogy by Juliet Marillier

    Circe by Madeline Miller

  • Story of Becoming by Ayn Cates Sullivan

    A River Enchanted: A Novel (Elements of Cadence, 1) by Rebecca Ross

    The Magician's Daughter by H. G. Parry


More About the Herbs In This Bath

Learn about the properties of the herbs present in this bathtub tea!

  • Calendula officinalis 

    Scent: subtle resinous, herbaceous

    Color: light yellow to orangy yellow 

    Properties: vulnerary, anti-inflammatory, soothiing

  • Mentha spicata

    Scent: herbaceously minty and sweet 

    Color: green 

    Properties: Cooling, antibacterial, soothing

  • Lavandula angustifolia

    Scent: calming, herbaceous floral scent 

    Color: blue to purple 

    Properties:Anti-inflammatory, cleansing, calming/stimulating, healing to the skin

  • Clitoria ternatea 

    Scent: earthy, woody, and grassy 

    Color: dark blue

    Properties:Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antiaging