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Peter Rabbit’s DIY Bedtime Chamomile Bath Powders

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Peter Rabbit's DIY Bedtime Chamomile Bath Powders

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Chamomile promotes skin healing and soothes rashes including eczema. It’s also an anti-inflammatory and can be used to treat minor burns. Chamomile also has a very calming and relaxing effect.


This is a simple bath powder that uses chamomile and two other ingredients. JES explains how to make the bath powder and then use it in a warm bath. This sounds good for both kids and adults!

Click on the Peter Rabbit’s DIY Bedtime Chamomile Bath Powders  link below to see the recipe.


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