At Wall Flower Studio, we offer the perfect gifts for spoiling the one you love this Valentine’s Day! A head-to-toe collection of body oils, butters, balms and bath salts!
We’re happy to create a gift basket with a skin care theme, for ‘him or her’, and of course, our ‘foodie’ themed collections are always a big hit with anyone in mind!
Our hours this weekend are:
Sat. 10 – 6, Sun. 11 – 3 & Mon. 11 – 3.
Wishing everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day, and a Happy Family Day, here in Canada!
It’s very easy to create your own bath tea bags with herbs. Gathered together here are Lavender, Chamomile & Calendula. 
All you’ll need, apart from the herbs is an iron and some empty teabags.
Simply mix together all of the ingredients together and fill the bags about 3/4’s full. Iron them shut and you have yourself a packet of herbal goodies that can be tossed right in your bath, or shared with friends!
If you don’t happen to have any empty teabags on hand, simply use a small cotton bag or cheesecloth tied with a ribbon! Or, mix your herbs together and fill a glass jar with them. Makes a lovely hostess 
gift if you tie a little wooden scoop on it with some raffia.
I started making my own bath products and cosmetics years ago when I came to the realization that many large cosmetic companies include all kinds of toxic chemicals in the products that I was using.
Now I feel immense pleasure and satisfaction, creating products not only for myself, but for my lovely customers, too.
Have fun and happy bathing!
Bring us your empties! Receive a reward for your earth-friendliness!
Here’s how it works: When you make a purchase at Wall Flower Studio, you will receive a plantable paper card – We’ll stamp it each time you bring back an empty glass jar/bottle/tin with its lid, purchased at our store. (i.e: One empty bottle equals one stamp).
When you reach ten stamps, you get to choose *one travel-sized apothecary/culinary item from our selection at the shop! You also get to plant your stamped plantable paper card. It will grow Canadian native wild flower seeds! Everybody wins, especially the environment.
*This is a final exchange – Each free reward cannot be exchanged and is non-refundable. Thank you!
I think most gardeners are somewhat crafty people, and if you grow herbs in your garden and if you like to dry and store them, why not make your own herbal tea bath bags?
I’ve been doing it for years, and thought maybe it would be something interesting to share with everyone.
My Grandma always used Epsom salts, speaking highly of their virtues. Being a bath person myself, I started adding Epsom salt, sea salt, and various dried herbs in muslin bags, tying the bag to the tap as the bath water runs through it.
Relax all your cares away in a hot bath with all the essential ingredients contained in these bags. It’s especially nice after a long day in the garden.
Dried lavender flowers release essential oil and fragrance into the bath. The sea salts dissolves and works to relax tired and sore muscles. Milk powder dissolves to condition skin.
The best thing is that rejuvenated feeling after a good soak. There is no mess of dried flowers to clean up – just pick the tea bag up to discard. I put mine in the composter.
You can buy empty tea bags, fill them with herbs and iron them shut! I love the fact that you can choose your own natural ingredients. Nothing harmful to the body or the environment.
Lavender, mint, sage, basil, chamomile, or anything that strikes your fancy, can be added, then ironed shut and tossed in the bath! It’s that easy.
Here’s a recipe I’ve used for many years. Hope you enjoy it too!
You’ll need…
~1 muslin bag (or) empty heat sealed tea bag or pretty jar with lid.
~ Some dried herbs: lavender, rosemary, rose hips, chamomile, rose petals, dried orange or lemon peels
~ 1/2 cup Epsom Salts
~ Blender
~ 1 tablespoon of Dried milk powder
~1/4 cup Dead Sea Salts
~ Essential oil of your choice (Just a couple of drops)
~ Olive Oil or Safflower oil (Just a couple drops)
Directions:
~Mix the dried flowers/herbs in the blender which helps to release their essential oils.
~Add a few drops of essential oil with a half cup of Epsom salts.
~Mix well and fill your muslin cotton sachet or tea bag and seal it.
~Hang the muslin bag from the spigot on your tub, or just float the bath tea bag in the tub for a few minutes before you get in. It’s that easy! Enjoy!
If you’d like to try some, but don’t have the ingredients or the time, please feel free to visit my Etsy shop where I have Bath Tea Spa bags available, and many other great gifts from the garden. Wall Flower Studio ships worldwide. Thank you!
Happy bathing! 🙂
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