It’s one of the first things you learn as a kid, but running a bath can be so much more than a quick dip in the tub. Give the shower a break this weekend and pamper yourself with a blissful bath. Here’s how…
1. While running the water, light a candle or two. A scented candle will not only add a wonderful scent to your bathroom, but it will create a peaceful atmosphere, helping you unwind and relax in the bath.
2. Fill your bath with mineral-rich bath salts. Besides adding to the aroma, bath salts help ease stiff or sore muscles and help to remove toxins from the body.
3. Pop a mask on your hair. You’ve got the time, so why not treat your hair while the warm water, bath salts, and candles do their work?
4. Now, sit back and relax.
5. Once out of the bath, pat yourself dry and indulge in a rich body moisturiser.
How do you make a bath blissful? Log into BeautyAddicts and tell us, we’d love to know!
Written by Carli, this article originally appeared on BeautyHeaven.
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32 Responses
What do you do when you only have a shower? ….(sad face)…i guess you can still create the ambience?
This is really a mood setter for a perfect blissful relaxing time-out. Sometimes the best spa is in your own home.
A nice bubbly bath is soo relaxing. You just need a good magazine!
I’m definitely going to try this,can’t wait actually
I have trained my hubby to do this! ha ha
This is my fav relaxation time activity
I always end the day with a bubble bath with my daughter. Its our bonding time and sometimes she brings her toys inside. ON Saturday nights, if time permits, I light candles, throw in some Radox bath salts and invite my man to relax with me.
Not always easy to do this when you have children!
When last did I have a nice relaxing bath like this. mmm… about 2 and a half years ago. NOT possible with my son.
Wish I could manage a bath with candles, some music and bubbly – as soon as my two boys hear the water running, clothes start flying all over the show and the next thing you know you are squashed into a ball at the foot of the bath!