Hibiscus Bath Soak

Apothecary
Written By Shyrell Tamayo

A Note from Tradition

In Ancient Egypt, hibiscus was used in drinks and treatments to cool and support the body.
Across African and Asian traditions, it was valued for enhancing skin radiance.

Today, it’s known for its natural acids and antioxidant properties.

Why Hibiscus Works?

  • Gently exfoliates

  • Brightens skin

  • Supports collagen

Base Bath Salt Recipe (280gm)

On a mortar and pestle, lightly crush the hibiscus flowers. Mix the below base ingredients into a mixing bowl.

  • 4 tbsp Epsom salt

  • 10 tbsp cup Pink Himalayan salt

  • 2 tbsp hibiscus (crush or grind gently)

Optional Essential Oil Pairings

For added aroma, add any essential oil from below pairing onto the base ingredients and mix thoroughly.

  • Geranium (5–7 drops)

  • Rose (5–7 drops)

  • Sweet orange (4–6 drops)

Optional Add-Ons

If you want to make a truly luscious bath, you may also add these optional enhancers for the added skin benefits and a truly pampering bath experience.

  • 1 cup Milk (Powder or Liquid) for added softness and glow

  • ½ cup honey

  • ½ cup yoghurt

This is a bath soak you reach for when you want to have a beautiful glow before a big event, or when your skin feels dull.

Shyrell Tamayo
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