Cistus Incanus Bath Tea 250g

• For a relaxing full bath, face bath, hand bath or foot bath.
• Especially suitable for irritated, sensitive skin
• Natural, herbal herbs: 95 % Cistus Incanus, 5 % Peppermint
• Natural origin in food quality

The LR Cistus Incanus Bath Tea is especially suitable for relaxing irritated and sensitive skin. It contains only natural, herbal herbs such as Cistus Incanus and peppermint. These are of natural origin and contained in food quality.

Application

Put 4 tablespoons of Cistus Incanus in a teapot and pour 1 litre of boiling water over it. After 8-10 minutes, pass through a sieve. Pour water into the bathtub and add the decoction.

Other uses besides the full bath:
Face, hand or foot bath

Foot or hand: Add 1 tablespoon of the bath tea to a litre of warm water. After a few minutes, hands or feet can be bathed in the decoction for about 5-10 minutes. After the bath, allow the feet or hands to air-dry/dry off so that everything can soak in well.

Face: Pour 1 - 2 tablespoons of the bath tea into a large cup or other suitable container filled with water. After a few minutes, the cotton pad soaked with the decoction can be dabbed on the corresponding parts of the face. Leave to dry in the air so that everything can soak in well.

Worth knowing

About the plant
The Cistus Incanus plant belongs to the cistus genus in the cistus family and is mainly native to the warm Mediterranean region (e.g. Greece and Turkey). Under good climatic conditions, the plant grows up to one metre tall and bears pretty pink to violet flowers that reach a diameter of 4 to 6 centimetres during the flowering period from April to June.

Cultivation
Unfortunately, cultivating the Cistus Incanus plant is a hopeless undertaking, because the grey-haired cistus grows exclusively wild. The Cistus Incanus plant is found throughout the Mediterranean region, where it thrives best on limestone or silicate rock (maquis) in the midst of various shrub heath and bush formations.

Ingredients: 95 % rock rose leaves (Cistus Incanus), peppermint leaves.