Living in an old farmhouse with a clawfoot tub sounds dreamy, right? 
And in the middle of winter, there’s nothing better than sinking into a warm, soothing bath. But beyond simple relaxation, a bath can also be an opportunity for a little magic. 
And in the middle of winter, there’s nothing better than sinking into a warm, soothing bath. But beyond simple relaxation, a bath can also be an opportunity for a little magic. Making healing bath salts is easy, affordable, and one of my favorite everyday magical luxuries! 
Start with a base of salt—sea salt is the most common, but if you’re feeling achy, try Epsom salts instead (or mix both!). Then, add a few drops of essential oils or dried herbs 
. If you have a consecrated healing oil, this is the perfect time to use it.
. If you have a consecrated healing oil, this is the perfect time to use it.Some of the best herbs and oils for healing baths include:
Calendula – Soothing & gentle healing
Lavender – Calming & relaxing
Lemon balm – Uplifting & refreshing
Rosemary – Cleansing & protective
Peppermint or eucalyptus – Great for colds & congestionFor a luxurious touch, sprinkle in some rose petals 
—they bring both spiritual and emotional healing (though rose oil can be a bit pricey!).
—they bring both spiritual and emotional healing (though rose oil can be a bit pricey!). TRY THIS: Mix salts, herbs, and oils together and sprinkle them into your bath’s hot water. As you swirl them clockwise, visualize the water becoming a magical healing pool 
. Repeat this incantation:
Salt and herbs that soothe and heal Help improve the way I feel