Calm & Recovery

Our pH bath contains a mixture of sodium carbonate and dolomite lime. The powder provides a de-acidifying and relaxing bath for the whole body, or just for hands/feet. A pleasant form of balancing! Since the bath powder makes the water more alkaline than your body, a so-called osmotic reaction (diffusion) occurs, which in practice means an equalization between two liquids on either side of a membrane – in this case, your skin. In this way, the bath powder draws the body's excess acid into the bathwater and raises the pH value in your body. Initially, you can bathe once a week; otherwise, once a quarter is sufficient.

Usage Use 1 deciliter of bath powder per bath. Fill the bathtub with warm water, preferably as warm as you can tolerate, but do not exceed 39 degrees (this is to avoid a drop in blood pressure). Bathe for about 20 minutes, and add the bath powder only during the last five minutes. Brush and massage your body in the water during the bath, with special focus on your hands and feet. Finish by showering off your body. If you suffer from rough skin, we recommend adding two deciliters of soft soap to the water from the beginning of the bath. If you don't have a bathtub, or want to focus specifically on your feet/hands, you can advantageously do a foot and/or hand bath. In that case, you replace the amount of powder with one tablespoon instead of one deciliter, but otherwise follow the same procedure as for a full-body bath.

Contents 92% Na2CO3 and 8% CaMgCO3

Our pH bath contains a mixture of sodium carbonate and dolomite lime. The powder gives you a de-acidifying and relaxing bath for the whole body, or just for hands/feet. A pleasant form of balancing! Because the bath powder makes the water more alkaline than your body, a so-called osmotic reaction (diffusion) occurs, which in practice means an equalization between two liquids on either side of a membrane – in this case, your skin. In this way, the bath powder draws out the body's excess acid into the bathwater and raises the pH value in your body. Initially, you can bathe once a week; otherwise, once a quarter is sufficient.

Usage Use 1 deciliter of bath powder per bath. Fill the bathtub with warm water, preferably as warm as you can tolerate, but do not exceed 39 degrees (to avoid a drop in blood pressure). Bathe for about 20 minutes, and add the bath powder only during the last five minutes. Brush and massage your body in the water during the bath, with special focus on your hands and feet. Finish by showering off your body. If you suffer from rough skin, we recommend adding two deciliters of soft soap to the water from the beginning of the bath. If you don't have a bathtub, or want to put special focus on your feet/hands, you can advantageously do a foot and/or hand bath. In that case, you change the amount of powder to one tablespoon instead of one deciliter, but otherwise follow the same procedure as for a full-body bath.

Contents 92% Na2CO3 and 8% CaMgCO3

Ashwagandha, also known as Withania somnifera, Indian ginseng, and winter cherry, is a root with a long history in Ayurvedic traditions. It has been used in India for many centuries and is now appreciated beyond its region of origin. The powder is suitable for drinks and mixtures where one wants to work with classic raw materials with clear origins and tradition.

Hericium, also known as Lion's Mane or coral tooth mushroom, is a distinctive mushroom that grows on decaying deciduous trees in Asia. It has a long history in China and Japan where it has been used in both culinary traditions and health practices. The mushroom is also appreciated as a delicacy. The powder is suitable for mixtures where clear origin and mushroom character are in focus.

Hericium, also known as Lion's Mane or coral tooth fungus, is a distinctive mushroom that grows on decaying deciduous trees in Asia. It has a long history in China and Japan, where it has been used in both culinary traditions and health practices. The mushroom is also appreciated as a delicacy. The powder is suitable for blends where a clear origin and mushroom character are in focus.

Reishi, also known as lingzhi, is a mushroom with a long history in China and other parts of East Asia. It has been used in traditional Chinese health practices for more than two thousand years and has also become appreciated far beyond its place of origin. The powder is used in blends where classic mushroom raw materials with clear origin and long tradition are sought.

Tulsi - or "Holy Basil" - is part of the basil genus, which belongs to the Lamiaceae family. The herb is used in Hinduism and the Ayurvedic traditional health teachings. It is widely known in the Indian subcontinent as an herbal tea, where the plant is called "elixir of life." The powder is suitable for drinks, smoothies, or other mixtures where the natural character of the raw ingredient can shine.