Skin Nourishing Organic Bath Tea ~ Calming the Skin + Nervous System

Goat milk powder (unscented)
Organic lavender flower
Organic chamomile flower
Organic calendula flower
Organic rolled oats
Organic sandalwood powder

How it works:
This bath tea is formulated to comfort sensitive skin while helping little bodies (and parents) unwind. Each ingredient is chosen for its traditional role in soothing the skin barrier, calming overstimulation, and supporting a peaceful bedtime transition.

Goat Milk Powder (Unscented)
Naturally rich in lactic acid and fatty acids, helping to
• Support the skin’s moisture barrier
• Reduce dryness and rough patches
• Leave skin feeling soft and nourished
Gentle enough for babies with sensitive or eczema-prone skin.

Organic Lavender Flower
Contains linalool, known for its ability to support
• Relaxation
• Calmer breathing
• A more settled nervous system before sleep
Perfect for bedtime routines.

Organic Chamomile Flower
Chamomile is rich in apigenin, a calming compound used to
• Ease feelings of restlessness
• Comfort irritated or itchy skin
One of the gentlest herbs for babies and children.

Organic Calendula Flower
Packed with triterpenoids and antioxidants that
• Soothe sensitive, dry, or irritated skin
• Support the skin’s natural recovery process
A beautiful postpartum-friendly herb too.

Organic Rolled Oats
Naturally high in beta-glucans, helping to
• Calm dry, reactive, or eczema-prone skin
• Maintain moisture on the skin after the bath
Forms a silky, protective layer over delicate skin.

Organic Sandalwood Powder
Grounding santalols help
• Promote nervous system calm
• Reduce end-of-day overstimulation
• Create a deeply comforting sensory environment

Fill your muslin tea bag 1/2 way or full & pull string tightly to seal.

Soak in a cup of boiling water and pour into bath for quick infusion or place directly into bath tub with warm/hot water, allowing to cool down whilst your bath mix infuses.

Gently squeeze the tea bag to release into the water.

You may also use the tea bag to cleanse the skin.

Empty out tea bag well and wash with regular washing to use again.

Newborn baths tubs (1/2 bag)
Regular bath tubs (1/2 bag for children, full bag for adults)

Who is this bath tea for?
Babies, toddlers, children — and parents who deserve soft skin and calm too.
It’s formulated for everyday sensitivities and calming wind-down time.

What does it help with?
Designed to support:
• Dry, rough, or eczema-prone skin
• Itchiness or irritation from bathing, weather, or clothing
• Restless or overstimulated evenings
• Bedtime routines that need extra calm
• Comfort for tired parents at the end of the day

How do I use it?
Scoop the bath tea into the muslin bag, seal tightly, then:
• Pre-infuse in boiling water and pour into bath, or
• Place directly into the warm bath to slowly release botanicals
Gently squeeze the bag in the water to enrich the soak and use it as a soft cleansing cloth on skin.

How much do I use?
• Babies/children → ½ bag per regular bath / ¼–½ for infant tubs
• Adults → Full bag for deeper nourishment and relaxation
(Ingredients are single-use for freshness — the muslin bag can be washed and re-used.)

How often can we use it?
As part of your nightly routine, or anytime skin needs extra nourishment or moods need softening.

Is it suitable for eczema-prone or reactive skin?
Yes — oats, goat milk, and calendula are known for their soothing skin-barrier benefits.
As always, patch test first on very sensitive areas.

Does it need to replace regular soap?
It can be used with or without wash products — many families use it as a gentle cleansing alternative during flare-prone times.

Will it stain the bathtub?
No — simply rinse the tub afterward.
(You can keep petals and herbs tidy by leaving them inside the muslin bag.)

Does it benefit adults too?
Absolutely. It’s designed to nourish adult skin and help reset a stressed nervous system. A full soak is highly recommended. 💛

• Always supervise little ones during bath time
• External use only
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Discontinue if irritation occurs