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The series kicks off with this Goat Milk Bath Tea tutorial, which features a soothing blend of essential oils, Epsom salts, and of course, skin-nourishing goat milk.
What You’ll Need:
3 tbsp. Powdered Goat Milk
2 tbsp. Grade 1 Lavender Buds
2 tbsp. Colloidal Oatmeal
5 tbsp. Extra Fine Epsom Salt
8 oz. Plastic Bail Jar
2 mL Lavender 40/42 Essential Oil
1 mL Chamomile Essential Oil
5 Large Sealable Tea Bags
Droppers
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ONE: In a large bowl, combine the Epsom Salts and the Lavender 40/42 & Chamomile Essential Oils. You can use a spoon to mix, but we found it easier to put gloves on and dive right in!
TWO: Once the essential oil is fully mixed into the Epsom Salts, add the Powdered Goat Milk. It tends to clump up, so break it apart with your fingers and mix.
THREE: Add the colloidal oatmeal and lavender buds.
FOUR: Once the ingredients are fully combined, package into an 8 oz. Glass Bail Jar.
FIVE: When you’re ready to use it, package the tea in our Large Sealable Tea Bags. Fill each tea bag with about one to two tablespoons of bath tea and then seal the bags by ironing. You don’t want to over fill the bag or else the tea won’t disperse as well, so plenty of empty space in the bag is okay. One full bail jar will make between 7 – 10 tea bags depending on how liberal your tablespoons are.
Enjoy your bath tea by putting it in the bath and slightly agitating it by moving it back and forth to help release all the soothing goodness.
Lavender & Chamomile Goat Milk Bath Tea
Ingredients
- 3 tbsp. Powdered Goat Milk
- 2 tbsp. Grade 1 Lavender Buds
- 2 tbsp. Colloidal Oatmeal
- 5 tbsp. Extra Fine Epsom Salt
- 8 oz. Plastic Bail Jar
- 2 mL Lavender 40/42 Essential Oil
- 1 mL Chamomile Essential Oil
- 5 Large Sealable Tea Bags
- Droppers
Instructions
- In a large bowl, combine the Epsom Salts and the Lavender 40/42 & Chamomile Essential Oils. You can use a spoon to mix, but we found it easier to put gloves on and dive right in!
- Once the essential oil is fully mixed into the Epsom Salts, add the Powdered Goat Milk. It tends to clump up, so break it apart with your fingers and mix.
- Add the colloidal oatmeal and lavender buds.
- Once the ingredients are fully combined, package into a Bail Jar.
- When you’re ready to use it, package the tea in our Large Sealable Tea Bags. Fill each tea bag with about one to two tablespoons of bath tea and then seal the bags by ironing. You don’t want to over fill the bag or else the tea won’t disperse as well, so plenty of empty space in the bag is okay. One full bail jar will make between 7 – 10 tea bags depending on how liberal your tablespoons are.
