Theratree Restorative Bath Soak – Soothing Lavender Hibiscus

📖 Product Description: Theratree Restorative Bath Soak – Soothing Lavender Hibiscus is crafted to provide a deeply calming and restorative bathing experience. Infused with magnesium oil, arnica, and a delicate blend of lavender and hibiscus, this soak is designed to ease stress, promote relaxation, and nourish the skin. The floral aroma enhances a peaceful atmosphere, making it perfect for winding down and self-care.

📝 Ingredients:

• Epsom Salt – Rich in magnesium, helps soothe sore muscles and promote relaxation.

• Pink Himalayan Salt – Contains trace minerals that help detoxify and replenish the skin.

• Infused Arnica Oil – Supports muscle recovery and helps reduce inflammation.

• Magnesium Oil – Enhances muscle relaxation and soothes aches.

• Lavender Essential Oil – Promotes a calming and restorative experience.

• Dried Botanicals: Lavender and Hibiscus Flowers – Provide a soothing aroma and enhance the bath’s therapeutic effects.

✨ Benefit & Usage:

• Relaxation & Stress Relief: Lavender essential oil helps calm the mind and promote restful sleep.

• Muscle Recovery: Magnesium and arnica oil work together to ease tension and soreness.

• Skin Nourishment: Himalayan salt and hibiscus provide minerals that support skin hydration and health.

• How to Use: Add 1/4 to 1/2 cup of the bath soak to warm running water, swirl to dissolve, and soak for at least 20 minutes for full benefits. Rinse off if desired and pat skin dry.

• As a Shower Exfoliator: Wet skin, take a small handful, and gently rub in circular motions. Not only does it slough away dead skin, but the essential oils leave your skin SO soft and nourished. Your body will thank you!

⚠️ Warnings:

• For external use only.

• Avoid use if allergic to any listed ingredients.

• Keep out of reach of children and pets.

• Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

📦 Size Offered: 8 oz Jar

🛑 FDA Statement: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.