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Bath Benefits

Firstly why is taking a bath so beneficial to us? Whilst a shower can be easier and less time consuming. A bath offers whole host of benefits that prove both mentally, physically and emotionally important in the task of a soak in the tub.
As if you needed any more excuse to take some time out or some much needed "me time". Bear in mind that the ideal temperature of a healing bath is warm, not overly hot (yes I am guilty of this one). Make sure you drink a glass of water prior to and after taking your bath to stay hydrated.

What are the benefits?

  • The steam inhalation can help clear your sinuses, which will help you breath easier and boost your immune system.
  • The warmth of a bath soak causes your inner body temperatue to increase. Which in turn is followed by a rapid cool down after your bath soak. This transition period induces relaxation and aids a good nights sleep. You could also try adding some essential oils to your bath water to help increase the relaxation?
  • Soaking in a bath naturally reduces your stress levels and therefore triggers the production of endorphins that will naturally leave you feeling calmer and happier. Who doesnt want bags fulls of that?!
  • Warm water helps open up pores and therefore will help to detoxify your body and skin.
  • Research has shown that soaking in a bath has similar benefits to exercise. It helps increase circulation, lowering blood pressure and reduces chronic inflammation.
  • Adding Epsom salts to your bath water will boost magnesium levels and soothes and softens your skin. It will also help relieve sore, tired aching muscles. Wheres that tub of Epsom salts now? 
Of course all this is only worthy, if you set the right time aside, create the right atmosphere and love yourself enough to allow the time to enjoy these wonderful mind, body and soul benefits. 
I for one, am guilty as charged for not always setting myself some time aside. Instead its a mad dash in and out of the bath. I am working on learning to love me....knowing all these wonderful benefits will certainly set me up in the right direction when I have a full day in the workshop, a nice warm bath is actually just what I need after a hard day. You never know, I might even add one or two of my artisan bath bombs or a sprinkle of some of salt potions to my tub??
How about you? Are you willing to make the change?
As always I love to read your comments and feedback. Please remember to share and tag away this blog with your friends and family and comment with your feedback.

Till next time
Love & Sparkles
Caroline X
Beauty Geek
www.ssemporium.co.uk

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