There is No Problem a Bath Can't Fix

By Carolyn Gibson

A bath can be soothing, relaxing, or therapeuctic depending on the water temperature, herbs and other additives. Formulas and guidance to create bath salts, herbal oils and vinegars and other herbal preparations to enjoy for yourself, give as gifts or start your own business. Lists of herbs and essential oils to enhnace your ever mood, use as beauty treatments or natural healing.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Carolyn Gibson
• Release date: Feb 23, 2010
• ISBN: 9781452460642

Carolyn Gibson

Registered Massgae Therapist, organic farmer, student and grower of herbs.Carolyn Gibson was born in Dallas Texas in 1951. Her love and study of herbs and organic farming began in the 1970's.She and her husband, Gerald, raise wheatgrass on their certified organic farm, Dogwood Gardens Organic Farm in Ben Wheeler Texas.

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There is No Problem a Bath Can't Fix

By Carolyn Gibson

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There is No Problem a Bath Can't Fix

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There is No Problem a Bath Can't Fix

The Bath

It is called a bath when it is done in the sanctuary of your own home. It is called swimming if done in a public place such as a