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Herbal Bath Sachet
A warming, aromatic soak  — inspired by traditional East Asian herbal rituals to support comfort, circulation, and relaxation.
Whether you're recovering postpartum, easing body tension, or simply in need of a soothing self-care moment, this blend offers a restorative bathing experience for all.
 
INGREDIENTS:
Blumea Balsamifera, Dried Mugwort Leaves Artemisia Argyi, Dried
Lemongrass Cymbopogon Citratus, Dried Ginger Zingiber officinale,
Dried Lavender Lavandula Angustifolia Mill
 
10 sachets (40g x 10)
 
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS:
Method 1:
Steep 1 sachet in 3 litres of hot water for 15-30 minutes, or boil with 3 litres of water for 15-30 minutes. Cool to 37-42°C. 
  1. Sponge Bath: Use a sponge or washcloth to wipe the body. 
  2. Foot Bath: Transfer to a foot bath basin, soak feet for 10-20 minutes. 
 
Method 2:
Steep 2 sachets in 3 litres of hot water for 15-30 minutes, or boil with 3 litres of water for 15-30 minutes. Top up with 3 litres of warm water or more if required, cool to 37-42°C. 
  1. Showering and Hair Washing: Rinse the body and hair using a shower ladle. 
  2. Bath: Transfer to bathtub and soak body for 10-20 minutes. (Bath is not suitable during postpartum, menstruation or with open wounds)
 
TIPS :
  1. Squeeze the bath sachet to release herbal essence.
  2. After bath, dry off and dress promptly to prevent exposure to cold drafts.
 
Notes :
For external use only. Always test temperature before use and consult a healthcare provider before using herbal baths, especially with stitches, wounds, or sensitive skin. 

Herbal Bath Sachet

$35.00Price
Quantity

  • Blumea Balsamifera (Sambong / Ai Ye Xiang)

    Traditionally used in Southeast Asian postpartum rituals for its warming and purifying nature

    Believed to help expel wind and dampness, often associated with afterbirth care

    Has a strong, grounding aroma that contributes to the overall soothing experience

     

    Mugwort (Artemisia Argyi)

    Widely used in East Asian herbal baths for its warming and protective qualities

    May help support circulation and relaxation

    Traditionally believed to help clear stagnation and offer a sense of energetic balance after childbirth

     

    Lemongrass (Cymbopogon Citratus)

    Known for its fresh, uplifting scent that helps refresh the body and mind

    Traditionally believed to have cleansing and revitalising properties

    Often used to help ease muscle tension and create a rejuvenating soak

     

    Dried Ginger (Zingiber officinale)

    A key warming herb in postpartum care across many cultures

    May help stimulate circulation and bring warmth to the body

    Commonly used in baths to soothe aches and chills, especially in the lower back and limbs

     

    Lavender (Lavandula Angustifolia Mill.)

    Loved for its calming and relaxing aroma

    Often used to promote restful sleep and emotional balance

    May help ease stress, tension, and general discomfort during the recovery period

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