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BathingWe all need to have a daily cleansing to rid our bodies of all the accumulated pollution that surrounds us even in smaller towns, and to ensure that our sweet smelling bodies are acceptable in society. Yet, having a real bath is more than mere daily maintenance of the body - as that could easily be achieved in the shower. No, having a bath, and really bathing on a grand scale achieves far more than just cleaning - it helps kick-start your day to help you conquer all, or heals the fragile ego that got bashed about during the day, soothes the painfully stressed-out muscles from keeping at the front of the pack, or it can be a wonderful interlude to a quiet and intimate evening with your loved one - or simply to have a deep relaxed sleep. But then - the type of bath you are in need of, will determine the way, time and effort spent on getting it all together. Underneath some ideas on having a whale of a time in your water environment, and since we sell essential oils, some ideas on what oils to use for its fragrance and therapeutic properties. For more information on dilution ratios for bathing, please click here. Kick-start your day.When you get ready to conquer the world, you will not spend hours in the bath, but will have a brisk bath at about 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit (21 to 27 degrees Celsius) while listening to cheery music or the early news (maybe not a good idea). If you have some bright and sunny plants or fresh cut flowers (even a single bloom would do) around the bathroom at this time it will also add to your awakening. Since there is normally not that much time in the morning, your bathing experience would also not be that long. When the bathwater has been drawn add a total of about 6 - 7 drops of any, or a mixture of the following oils: Healing the fragile ego
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