Oil Bath

Can you use bubble bath or bath oil in a Jacuzzi?

We are going to a hotel this weekend and there is a whirlpool tub in the room. When my hubby saw me packing the bubble bath and bath salts he told me you can’t use stuff like that in a Jacuzzi. Is that true?

You are both right. Bubble bath, no. Bath foam, yes.

True, can’t use. HOWEVER, look for a product that states ‘foam’ on it and read instructions. If it does not contain oil, OK to use. I use bath foam in mine all the time (there are couple of nice bath foams by Intensive Care). Oil is what clogs the jets. When using it, use VERY LITTLE (such as 1/2 length of first finger joint). The jets really, really make it foam (or bubble).

Which Essential Oils You need to suit your needs

Here is a list of different essential oils used in the bathroom and body recipes.

Choose an essential oil that suits your skin needs can always replace the essential ingredients of oil that are more appropriate affordable, more or just one you already have.

Essential Oils

Lavender essential oil – the stress, headaches, insomnia, minor burns, rashes on the skin, lowers blood pressure. Soothing. Basil Essential Oil-Anti bacterial, headaches, mental acuity, fatigue, stress.

Lemon Essential Oil-Cellulite, oily skin, anti bacterial, asthma and other respiratory problems.

Patchouli essential oil – closes the pores, wrinkle fighter, mobilizes cellulite, stress reliever, insomnia, relaxant, acne, eczema, psoriasis, ulcers and minor burns.

Sandalwood essential oil, soothes the mind and spirit, oily skin, soothes irritated skin, and is an aphrodisiac for men.

Peppermint Essential Oil-Soothes the skin, soothing, and settles tummies annoying.

Lemon Grass Essential Oil-Skin toner, oily skin, fatigue, muscle aches and gastric infections.

Tea Tree Anti-fungal essential oil, acne, skin toner.

Juniper Berry Essential Oil – Cellulite, spiritual elevation

Fennel Essential Oil – Diuretic, circulation. oil cleaning, indigestion and gas.

Cypress Essential Oil diuretics, varicose veins, circulation, coughs and colds.

It is always advisable to consult a qualified therapist before using aroma essential oils. Pure essential oils are concentrated, it is necessary use large quantities of oil.

Always dilute the oil to 5% or less with a carrier oil before applying to the skin.

Keep the oils Children and eyes and mouth.

Not use oils if pregnant, epileptic or suffering from high blood pressure.

The following is a basic guide.

Massage: Dilute 5 or 6 drops of essential oil in 100 ml of carrier oil.

Inhalation: Place a drop of oil on a tissue.

Bath: Add 6 drops of essential oil in a hot bath.

Spray: Fill the steamer cup three quarters full with water and add 4 drops of oil.

Foot bath: Add 6 drops of oil in a bowl of warm water.

Vapor Inhalation: Add 8 drops of oil in a pan of hot water and steam inhalation.

Always note the warning given to oil and property description.

Do not leave the lid of the bottle. Store essential oils in a cool and dark.

For the best selection and lowest prices, shop with a reputable dealer for your sources, such as moose in Emporium http://www.mooseemporium.com

About the Author

Komaka Wilson had been in the automotive accessory and detail business for over 15 years.