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How to Take the Ultimate Relaxing Bath

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There's nothing like a warm, soothing soak to calm nerves and rejuvenate the body. Have a spa-like experience in your own home with these tips.

Step 1: Get the right temp
Get the water the ideal temperature for bathing, which is between 90 and 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

Step 2: Have bubbles
Close the door to seal in the steam that will open your pores and give your face a healthy glow. Fill the tub filled with bubbles or use effervescent bath tablets to add fragrance and skin-softening oils.

Step 3: Inhale the relaxation
Inhale the best scents for relaxation. Choose from basil, grapefruit, pine, lavender, tangerine, rose geranium, chamomile, lemongrass, and orange in the form of essential oils or scented bath products. If using scented candles, try lavender, patchouli, jasmine, juniper berry, or geranium.

Step 4: Set the scene
Set the scene with dim lighting and relaxing music. If you enjoy singing, choose music that lets you sing along -- making your own music can help relieve stress.

Tip
Consider leaving the reading materials or crossword puzzle for later. Holding the book or magazine above the water can cause neck strain.

Step 5: Use soothing add-ins
Add bath salts made from either sea salt or Epsom salts to ease sore muscles and joints.

Step 6: Relax
Relax in the tub for at least 20 minutes to let the salts do their job and give you the most benefit from your bath.

Did You Know?
An average bath uses 30-50 gallons of water.

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