When it’s cold and you don’t feel like going outside, there’s nothing better than a relaxing bath. Whether you’re feeling stressed and need to relax or need an energizing scent to lift your mood, choosing a premium bath oil enriched with essential oils will double the benefits of your bath. Adding bath oil to your water can not only make your bath more luxurious and recreate the spa experience at home, but also nourish your skin. Here are some beautiful bath oils recommended for fall baths.
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Essential bath oil to soothe your skin
lavender bath oil
Lavender is known for its calming and relaxing effects, making it a great addition to a warm bath. You can make your own lavender bath oil by mixing a few drops of lavender essential oil with a carrier oil, such as sweet almond oil or jojoba oil. Perfect for taking a bath before bed.
Try it: Suzanne Kaufman | A sensory oil bath
rose bath oil
Rose oil is known for its moisturizing and soothing properties, making it ideal for dry and sensitive skin. You can make your own rose bath oil by mixing a few drops of rose essential oil with grapeseed oil or avocado oil.
Try: Bamford | Rose Bath Oil
chamomile bath oil
Chamomile is known for its soothing and anti-inflammatory properties, which can be beneficial for irritated skin. Try making it at home by mixing a few drops of chamomile essential oil with coconut oil or olive oil.
Try: UMA Oil | Pure Calm Wellness Bath Oil
eucalyptus bath oil
Eucalyptus oil is known for its refreshing and decongestant properties, making it perfect during cold and flu season, or whenever you want to boost your mood and energy. Try mixing a few drops of eucalyptus essential oil with sunflower or sesame oil.
Try: Olverum | Bath Oil
frankincense bath oil
With its bright, festive scent, frankincense oil is known for its anti-aging and skin-regenerating properties, making it an ideal choice for those with mature or damaged skin. Make your own DIY frankincense bath oil by mixing a few drops of frankincense essential oil with argan oil or rosehip oil.
Try: Aromatherapy Associates | Destress Mind Bath & Shower Oil
top tip
When using essential oils, it is important to remember to dilute them properly with a carrier oil to avoid skin irritation. You can choose an oil from your favorite beauty brand, or you can add a few drops of your chosen essential oil to a cup of Epsom salt and add the mixture to your bath water.
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