Favourite Bath Time Treats

Bath Treats
Bath Treats

I love, love, love a steaming, hot bath. It’s my favourite thing about winter and colder weather and steeping, I am sure of it, is good for the soul. The way my house is laid out, if I leave the bathroom door open I can listen to the TV in the bedroom – I have to have it on loud so it drives everyone else nuts but I just like to listen to the spoken word; it’s always very soothing. I’ve come to view bathing as relaxation – who cares if any actual washing goes on (although it does, I hasten to add) – it’s the pure pampering and embracing nature of it that I love so much. Sometimes I’ll make phone calls from the bath – BUT never tell anyone that I’m actually in the bath – my mum kept me chatting so long the other day I was totally crinkled because I didn’t want her to hear me getting out! Silly, I know.

So, I’m quite fussy about what I put in my bath. The products above are my favourites at the moment; the Dr Hauschka Bath Essences are absolute joy, and I love the gentle macaroon scent that comes from the Almond variety. Lemongrass has a culinary vibe to it – green lemons, I guess, and is a great mind freshener; more herb than fruit. You can find them HERE. They’re worth every penny of the £17.95 price tag (I’ve linked to FeelUnique because it has free postage). Clarins Tonic Bath & Shower Concentrate, with its herby scent gives a gorgeous foam and it feels utterly comforting – I’d never waste this on a shower! It’s £18 HERE. Jo Loves Pomelo Bath Cologne is so lovely; fruity, warm and very cheerful – it also floods the house with the same scent which is great for everyone else; the foam is very slight. There is a Jo Loves Bath & Shower Foam as well and it is the most foamy bath foam I’ve ever used – they haven’t launched yet but when they do and you need a pamper, go for it! Finally, my beloved Aromatherapy Associates oil – it doesn’t really matter what variant you get; I always opt for one of the blends if I feel upset, over-tired or on edge and those let aromatherapy oils do their work. Beauty Bay have it on offer at the moment and again, I can’t recommend it highly enough. It’s HERE.

I’d love to know if you have any special bathing rituals or things you like to do when you bathe.


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6 responses to “Favourite Bath Time Treats”

  1. becki & Jess

    Such a great collection! We love bath oils

    Becki & Jess Dunn

  2. Alice

    All these products seem so luxurious 🙂
    alicekatex ♥

  3. Nora Ephron shared your love of Dr Haushka’s Lemon Bath Oil. She recommended using it a lot. A real lot. Because what would happen if you died tomorrow? I love that thought. It doesn’t mean you have to spend £15 on a bottle of bath oil, more that you should spoil yourself while you can. (I say that because I know there are folks struggling out there.) A lovely tip a perfumista put on her blog is: put perfume in your bathwater just before you get in. (And you can always get a free sample of something in House of Fraser.)

    I am a fellow lover of the spoken word in the bath. I have an Audible account and audiobooks are now my vice. But I also love podcasts, and there are some amazing ones out there for free (Dan Carlin’s history series is amazing and so full of energy, NPR has some great programmes, as does Radio 4, and Librivox does audiobooks chapter by chapter).

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2166679/Nora-Ephron-dead-The-advice-wished-shed-known-sooner.html

  4. eve

    Great post. I have yet to find a bath product that “wows” me, so this has given me a few products to stick on the wish list.

  5. Added Dr Hauschka Bath Essences to my wish list 🙂

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