X1 herbal bath soak with Epsom salts, lavender and marjoram essential oils, and lavender and chamomile flowers.

* Please select whether you would like the herbs mixed into your bath soak, or whether you would prefer them in a bath tea bag. Herbs mixed into salts look aesthetically pleasing, but if you don't like the cleaning up, we would recommend the bath tea bag *

See below for physical and spiritual properties.

Menstrual Cramps / Endo Bath Soak: Healing, Pain Relief and Calm

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Lavender:

Lavender is very calming and is known to be anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory and a muscle relaxant. This makes it a perfect addition to a calming bath, and can help to relax your pelvic floor muscles. It is a wonderfully calming herb associated with sleep and bravery.

Marjoram:

Marjoram essential oil can help relieve pain, muscle tension, and inflammation, making it a perfect addition to this bath soak. It can also help with headaches, migraines, and back pain.

Chamomile:

Chamomile is known to be very grounding and soothing. Some spiritual correspondences include: joy, positivity, happiness, peace, healing, calm, sleep aid, protection and luck.
Lavender:

Lavender drank as a tea in high doses can aggravate heartburn, so be mindful of this in pregnancy. In very rare cases it can cause mild skin irritations, and people who are sensitive to plants in the mint family should be cautious. If you are using pharmaceutical blood thinners, please use the essential oil with caution as there is some evidence to suggest that using the oil in large doses (everyday for example) can thin the blood.

Marjoram:

Allergies to basil, hyssop, lavender, mint, oregano, and sage: Marjoram can cause allergic reactions in people allergic to these plants and other members of the Lamiaceae family of plants. Use marjoram essential oil with caution if you are pregnant as there may be a risk of miscarriage if used before 36 weeks, although evidence is lacking.

Chamomile

Drank as a tea in high doses during pregnancy may cause uterine activity, however the evidence for this is lacking. Although extremely rare, chamomile can cause contact dermatitis. Like calendula, people who are sensitive to plants like ragweed should be aware of this.

Menstrual Cramps / Endo Bath Soak: Healing, Pain Relief and Calm

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