
Beauty + Body
Chamomile-Honey Bath Soak
Dried chamomile, epsom salts and honey stirred into a hot bath. It smells like a field at the end of the day.
- Time
- 10 min
- Course
- Beauty + Body
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Traditional practiceA long-standing bathing ritual offered for pleasure, not as a remedy. Mind your footing — honey and oil make a tub slippery.
How
- 1
Tie ¼ cup dried chamomile into a muslin cloth and let it steep in the running hot water.
- 2
Dissolve 1 cup epsom salts and 2 tbsp honey in the bath.
- 3
Soak 20 minutes, then rinse off before drying.
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