Fill the tub with warm water (recommended water temperature is 36-38^°C) to the desired level. Add about 1-2 tablespoons of bath oil blend to the water. You can adjust the amount of oil depending on the size of your tub and the intensity of the fragrance you prefer. Stir the bath water with your hand. Enjoy a bath for 15-30 minutes or more. At this moment, you can relax, light candles, turn on the music and create a cosy atmosphere.

When exiting the bath, be careful as the surface may be slippery from oils. Be careful and careful when getting out of the bath. After taking a bath, we recommend not to wash the body in the shower, but to leave the remaining oils on the skin.

It's important to remember that some essential oils can be irritating to the skin, so it's a good idea to do an allergy test on a small area of the skin before using a new bath oil blend. If you have any medical conditions or allergies, please consult your physician before using a bath oil blend.

• Vegetable Glycerin Our glycerin derived from coconut oil has nothing to do with glycerin obtained by chemical synthesis. Hypoallergenic with good skin penetration are all essential qualities: attracts water from the outside, even at relatively low humidity. We are increasing the capacity of moisturizing ingredients included in the recipe and improving the penetration of active substances into the deeper layers of the skin.
• Prunus Amygdalus Seed Oil (Sweet Almond) Sweet almond oil perfectly moisturizes the skin and helps it retain its natural moisture. Due to its light texture, it is easily absorbed and does not leave a greasy film. Rich in natural nutrients including vitamins (A, E, B) and monounsaturated fatty acids. Nourishes the skin, makes it softer and more elastic, helps to smooth out wrinkles and improves skin texture. It has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that help protect the skin from free radical damage and other harmful environmental factors. It can also help relieve irritation and soothe irritated or inflamed skin, speed up the skin's regeneration process, reduce inflammation, and help heal wounds or minor skin lesions. Sweet almond oil is ideal for whole-body skin care. It can be used to massage, moisturize dry areas of the skin and improve the overall condition of the skin, making it smoother, more radiant and well-groomed.
• Vitis Vinifera Seed Oil (Grape) We can not imagine the history of humanity without a grapevine. Its’ juicy berries, which soaked up the energy of the warm and life-giving sun, give us sweet raisins, flavorful vinegar, and of course, the art of winemaking. According to legend, once upon a time in an old French monastery, the stingy monks didn’t waste the grape cake remaining after the wine expression. They cleaned the grape seeds from the pulp, put them under pressure, and the result exceeded all expectations! Voila; light and liquid oil with gentle, golden-green color and delicate nut aroma are ready. Ever since both the haute cuisine chefs and the reigning beauties appreciated the actual value of the grapeseed oil, this oil possesses a delicious taste and many valuable properties for the skin. The complex of fatty acids determines its high biological activity:
  - Linoleic acid (Omega-6) is responsible for lipid exchange.
  - Oleic acid (Omega-9) affects metabolism.
  - Palmitic acid helps to retain moisture in the skin.
  A substance called proanthocyanidin (which is related to bioflavonoids) and vitamins E and P is a powerful anti-oxidant. They prevent the formation of free radicals. Thanks to these elements, the grapeseed oil is an anti-inflammatory, wound healing, and protective remedy, prolonging youth and skin health. The chlorophyll pigment provides the green color of the oil. It tones the skin, increases cell metabolism, and stimulates tissue regeneration.
• Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract In Egypt, aloe juice was called the elixir of youth, and Indian tribes believed stems of aloe is where the goddess of health and prosperity lived. In all ages, exotic but easy to get accustomed to any conditions, the plant symbolizes good health. Aloe speeds up the regeneration of tissues, moisturizes and softens the skin, relieves inflammation, stimulates blood circulation, and protects youth. Women from all over the world "befriend" aloe for its properties that give skin a radiant and fresh look, providing it smooth and comfortable moistening.
• Water (Aqua)
• Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride High polarity emollient. It is a fraction of coconut oil. Not an emulsifier, refers to the so-called neutral oils. It is an ester for cosmetic use. A stable fraction derived from coconut oil is often confused with coconut oil. This substance is obtained by mixing coconut oil and glycerin. It is a colourless, odourless, oily liquid. When in contact with the epidermis, it does not leave greasy marks and oily residue, it is quickly absorbed into the skin, softening and nourishing.
• Sucrose Laurate Sucrose Laurate is a natural emulsifier with moisturizing properties and a very smooth action. In various cosmetic formulations, such as lotions or body butter, it is used to mix the oil and aqueous phases; it does not allow the separation of the final product. Sucrose laurate is especially effective during the so-called "cold production", when all cosmetic components are mixed at room temperature. We use this method in our factory: it allows us to retain all the natural power of herbal ingredients in by-cosmetics products. The heating can destroy vitamins, minerals, and beneficial amino acids included in the composition of the plants and essential oils. This harmless substance is a derivative of two herbal ingredients: cane sugar and lauric acid. Cane sugar is one of the healthiest natural sugars rich in vitamin B complex and minerals. Lauric acid is abundant in some vegetable oils, in particular in coconut oil. This saturated fatty acid has antimicrobial, antiviral, and antibacterial properties. It acts as a powerful anti-oxidant that protects the skin from UV rays, sharp air, and strong wind. In addition, it effectively heals cracks and micro-traumas of the epidermis. And what is more, lauric acid is a significant component of human breast milk, which increases immune forces in the child's body.
• Citrus Limon Peel Oil (Lemon) No cuisine in the world is absent of lemon use! Its refreshing juice brightens any dish or a drink. Lemon oil is obtained from fresh peels. Its value is to stimulate the growth of new cells, smooth out wrinkles, tone up tired and aging skin, "hide" the vascular net and whiten dark spots. Lemon oil also eliminates acne, tightens pores, soothes irritations, and smoothes texture. It perfectly dissolves the grease tube and stops the inflammation - an effective remedy for the treatment of herpes.
• Juniperus Communis Fruit Oil (Juniper) Multi-layered, thin, tart, rich resinous and smoky nuances, but still refreshing fragrance belongs to the evergreen shrub - juniper. It is considered one of the most powerful cleaning agents for effective detox, and it improves the performance of the digestive tract. It helps to improve the elasticity of blood vessels, eliminates swelling, dermatitis, stretch marks, prevents scar tissue formation, heals ulcers and wounds, and effectively combats cellulite.
• Pelargonium Graveolens Flower Oil (Geranium) Did you know that the popular home flower is also a spice? In Europe, geranium is added to the compote, biscuits are cooked with it, and cakes are decorated with sugared petals! Geranium oil has beneficial effects on sensitive and damaged skin, rejuvenates, and makes it soft and silky. Geranium oil regenerating the skin at the cellular level normalizes the work of glands, eliminates rashes, and effectively treats eczema and dermatitis. Subtlest floral fragrance relaxes envelops veil of blissful tranquility.
• Achillea Millefolium Flower Oil (Yarrow) You can find an exciting seasoning - yarrow leaves in the restaurant's main dishes. Our skin also loves the taste of the plant, or instead of its oils. Yarrow moisturizes and softens dry skin, tones tired skin, relieves irritation on oily skin. Hamazulen in its composition has an anti-inflammatory effect. The oil also improves fluid circulation in tissues, reduces swelling, and promotes rapid cell regeneration. Its herbal scent resembles the smell of a summer meadow, relieves headaches, and cleanses the respiratory system, making every breath of air total and saturated.
• Thuja Occidentalis Leaf Oil (Thuja) Thuja stands out amongst the conifers in the number of valuable elements, which explains its wide range of appliances. Flavonoids, tannic components, fragrant resins, saponins, and terpenes make its oil powerful in anti-inflammatory, wound-healing, antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-fungal properties. It is highly efficient in treating allergy, dermatitis, itchiness, edema, and lesion caused by stress. This oil has strong regenerative properties and helps to smooth out old stretch marks and stria. Thuja is one of the strongest tonic ethers, offering quick relief from fatigue symptoms and returning the natural shine and beauty to your skin.
  Attention! Contradictions for pregnancy!
• Honey Gingerbread mead mulled wine, sauces, and fillings. It is just the first thing that comes to mind at the mention of this miraculous nectar. For our dessert, for your tender lips, we have included a recipe with honey of wild bees from the island of Sumbawa. It is an excellent natural anti-oxidant and potent moisturizing agent. It prevents the skin from drying out, thereby prolonging its youth and inhibits the appearance of premature wrinkles. Nourishes the skin with nutrients, soothes relieves inflammation and flaking.
• Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil (Argan) Argan oil is obtained from the fruit of the argan tree, which is native to Morocco. This oil is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, vitamins and antioxidants. Argan oil can be used as an ingredient in natural cosmetics due to its beneficial properties for skin and hair. 98
  99 As an ingredient in cosmetics, argan oil has moisturizing and nourishing properties, improves skin texture and firmness, and softens and soothes irritated skin. It can also be used to protect the skin from external influences such as the sun's rays, pollution and other environmental factors.
• Tocopherol (Vitamin E) Why are nuts sometimes taste so good, or spinach, even broccoli? Why is it sometimes the best supper consists entirely of carrot salad, potatoes, cucumbers? These products contain the most amount of the vitamin E feminine chemical responsible for beauty and well-being! This powerful antioxidant slows photoaging and restores the skin's youthfulness, prevents the formation of free radicals, and restores skin elasticity and freshness. In addition, tocopherol enhances the protective properties of the epidermis, eliminates crashes, and improves the color - the skin becomes smooth, shiny, and bright!
• Chamomila Recutita Extract (Chamomile) Noble Roman chamomile - is a rare source of anti-inflammatory substances called azulene. The oil rescues the skin from several problems: irritation, allergic reactions, dermatitis, rosacea acne, burns, wounds, and fractures. It also promotes rapid tissue regeneration, relieves swelling under the eyes, softens and moisturizes the skin. The warm herbal scent of chamomile benefits the respiratory system relieves headaches, cures insomnia, calms, and relaxes.
• Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Extract (Rosemary) Charming Mediterranean cuisine owes much to the use of fresh and fragrant spice - rosemary. The plant plays a vital role in cosmetology. As an antioxidant, rosemary has excellent antibacterial and anti-fungal action, fills with freshness and tone, stimulates blood circulation, and relieves irritation. It gives youth and vigor, not only to skin. Its refreshing, slightly pine aroma enhances concentration and improves memory - this is why rosemary has no equal.

Store at room temperature, avoid direct sunlight. The product can be used within two years from the date of manufacture.