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  1. blank Mhara Costello says:

    Excellent blend. But a word of caution re. sweet orange, which can sting like mad! I wouldn't advise using any citrus oils in bath, certainly no more than two drops of sweet orange.

  2. You also need to be careful with the ginger. It is VERY detoxifying; work up with it a little bit at a time, and don't stay in the bath too long if you have very much in there. Also, don't use peppermint oil! I made that mistake once! My whole body caught ''on fire!'' I wanted to try pouring some milk on it to see if that would help, but didn't have any! Salt and lavendar mixture is supposed to superbust clean your aura!

    1. I have to agree with not using the peppermint oil in a bath, I made that mistake too, I felt like I was in an ice bath, my teeth was chattering and I was shivering so badly, it took me 20 minutes to get warm under heavy blankets and dressed in fleece pajamas. I will never make that mistake again:-).

  3. Keep the oil oils out of tub. They are hell to clean later. Plus, you can have reactions like others have mentioned. Just keep the salts, baking soda and a little organic apple cider vinegar. Voila. That's it. People are scent crazy. I have MCS now, and so I'm aware of too much of a good thing……relax…and detox wisely. Drink plenty of water w/lemon……Light & Love.

  4. Laughing at the essential oil in the bathtub mishaps! I’ve had one too with a citrus oil. It’s best just to skip the oil altogether for reasons mentioned above. And true, it’s messy. The entire tub gets a thin, greasy layer that’s hard to clean.

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