Wild Garden Bath Soak

R120.00

The Wild Garden Bath Soak has been alchemised with love and compassion towards our PMS symptoms. The beautiful scent of Calendula, Chamomile , Jasmine & Orange have a soothing, calming effect on the body and are known to uplift moods & support anxiety throughout your cycle.

Our inner autumn or luteal phase is often misunderstood as a time of great discomfort and fear. Ruled by progesterone and lasting 10-14 days depending on each of our unique cycles, this phase provides us with a powerful opportunity to practice both presence and patience. The shifts we experience both physically and emotionally prepare our bodies for our bleed or for a possible pregnancy. You may feel fatigued, irritable, anxious and defensive as your body attempts to create space for you to move inward. By leaning into these shifts and embracing self-care rituals, we can honour our bodies and better support ourselves in feeling more grounded during this time.

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Category: Wild Garden Tags: bath soak, nourish, relax

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INGREDIENTS:

Calendula arvensis (Calendula – Hydrates & nourishes the skin.), Jasminum officinale(Jasmine – Positively influences the nervous system, PMS symptoms & balancing hormones.), Matricaria chamomilla (Chamomile – Nervine & Anti-spasmodic), Citrus sinensis, Zingiber officinale(Ginger – Dysmenorrhea & Anti-inflammatory ), Citrus limon, Rosmarinus officinalis, Coarse salt, Epsom salt, Calcium powder.

DIRECTIONS:

The Bath Soak serves as an invitation to slow down and connect within before your moon time, this powerful product can be used every day during your Premenstrual phase or anytime during your cycle when feeling anxious or overwhelmed.

SIZE:

200ml

PACKAGING:

Glass with cork lid.

PLEASE NOTE:

Not intended for medicinal use. External use only. Not recommended during pregnancy & breastfeeding. Keep out of reach of children. Not tested on animals. Not clinically tested. Discontinue if reaction occurs. Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.