RosiesMinda LLC

ssential Oils for the skin you ask? Essential Oils are extracted from flowers, from seeds and their leaves. Many essential oils have great properties that can aid in helping certain skin conditions and relieve pain. Essential Oils are a great remedy for dry skin when properly paired with oils and butters. Oils like Lavender that is said to have multipurpose uses, like ani-inflammatory properties that can reduce redness and is natural at hydrating your skin and aiding in restoration. Lavender is aromatic calming your thoughts aiding in your relaxation process. It is also believed to treat eczema, anxiety, insomnia, fungal infections, allergies, depression, nausea, and relieves menstrual cramp pain. Oils like Chamomile that has Azulene- is said to prevent in-grown hairs, is skin soothing and skin softening. It is also said to have anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory properties for pain relief such as back pain, arthritis and neuralgia. Chamomile aids in digestive upset, such as nausea. Easing skin conditions like eczema or rashes also promotes sleep. Be cautious as Chamomile may be a trigger for ragweed allergies

Oils like Sandalwood is said to have natural astringent properties used to tone and firm the skin while helping with the appearence of aging skin. Sandalwood calms the mind, lowers stress, and eases anxiety symptoms with its natural earthy, and woodsy scent. "I can't use Bath Bombs because I'm too sensitive down there!"

The base for our Bath Bombs are:

Arrowroot Powder
Citric Acid
Sodium Bicarbonate

Arrowroot Powder is anti-irritant and has anti-inflammatory properties. It helps to relieve skin irritations like rashes, sores, and acne. It works to improve skin texture, bringing out that natural glow to the skins complexion by providing your skin with vitamins and minerals like potassium, vitamin B6, zinc, and iron. Citric Acid is an excellent exfoliant, working to get rid of dead skin cells. It helps to unclog skin pores reducing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. Citric Acid helps to brighten, smooth and soften the skin and evens the skin tone. Sodium Bicarbonate or baking soda is antiseptic, antibacterial, and antifungal. It's an excellent exfoliant helping to get rid of mild acne and helps to reduce dark marks. "Women suffering from vaginal odor" It is said that by adding 2 cups of baking soda to a standard bath can aid in your healing process, Sis." BELOW ARE SOME ANSWERED QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE

1. DO BATH BOMBS EXPIRE? Yes, all bath bombs have an expiration date. Bath bombs usually expires within one year varying upon their freshness. About after a six-month period, bath bombs may begin to lose its effervescence though they are still safe to use. Nevertheless, added ingredients like carrier oils, essential oils, fresh flower petals and/or oatmeal, may cause bath bombs to become rancid or moldy within one year or sooner. It is very important to know the date a bath bomb was made. Make sure you’re checking for the expiration date, and a list of ingredients used inside a bath bomb.

2. HOW DO I PROPERLY STORE A BATH BOMB? Bath Bombs are finest when stored in a dry and cool place at room temperature or above. A great option may include a cool garage, basement, or cabinet. Make sure they are properly wrapped in plastic placing them in a storage bag or a tightly sealed box or jar. Why plastic you say? Plastic protects the effervescence from excess moisture. Instruction is the same as if in humid weather. However, during a purchase a bath bomb may already be in shrink wrap leaving your storage options easier.

3. I WANT A BATH BOMB BUT DON’T HAVE A TUB, WHAT DO I DO? Bath bombs may be hung from a showerhead inside a small breathable bag such as an organza bag. Depending upon the ingredients of a bath bomb, proper shower safety should be used. Bath bombs may also be used inside a foot soak. You may want to also consider our Shower Steamers.

4. ARE THERE ANY DANGERS WITH THE USE OF BATH BOMBS RELATED TO WOMENS HEALTH? When it comes to women’s health, anything put in her bath water can be a potential irritant to the vaginal area. If you have a bath bomb consisting of CHEMICALS, DYES, or FRAGRANCE OILS, it can cause vaginal irritation and/or negatively influence her pH health. When a woman is menstruating, additions to a bath can increase the negative affects as well. Dependent upon her skin or vaginal sensitivities, the ingredients of a bath bomb can cause irritation. It is essential to her health to check for a listing of ingredients used in any bath additions.

5. WHAT IS THE SUGGESTED FREQUENCY OF USE FOR BATH BOMBS? DO I NEED TO SHOWER AFTER USING A BATH BOMB? First, it’s great to keep in mind that not all bath bombs are made equally. Also, not everyone’s skin and sensitivities are the same. Please unwind and enjoy your bath! However; spending extended times in the bath longer than 20 to 30 minutes with fun bath additives, can risk potential irritation. Repeating your bath experience once or twice weekly shouldn’t pose a danger. We strongly recommend rinsing well in the shower, removing excess residue including petals, flower buds, oils, glitter, or strong scents.

6. DO I HAVE TO USE MY WHOLE BATH BOMB? Fundamentally, to reap the full benefits, you should use one bomb per bath. However, there is no rule book saying you can’t break a bomb for multiple uses. Make sure you are properly storing the remaining pieces as described in question #2.

7. WHAT CAN I DO WITH OLD BATH BOMBS? Old bath bombs may be broken up, hung whole, or placed in a decorative bowl to use as a deodorizer releasing pleasant fragrances for any room in the home or your place of choosing. They can also be used for DIY burlap sachets for a drawer or closet. RosiesMinda LLC is a Small Black Owned Business. All Products are Handmade with Love. I started this business because I was dealing with so many different ailments associated with pain; Endometriosis, Sciatica, Torn Ligaments in the shoulder, Herniated Discs, Arthritis, Anxiety and Depression. I began to research the effects of essential oils and various salts have on the body and mind when soaking in a warm bath. This knowledge helped me to implement various oil and salt combinations for my products. Guess what? They worked! I received some much needed tension and pain relief. My products helped me so much that I decided to start RosiesMinda LLC to share the love. I came up with this name from clients who couldn't pronounce my given name (Minda). The Rosies portion is in honor of my mother whom I lost some time ago. Her close friends called her Rosie, and I put the two together birthing RosiesMinda LLC. I know you'll enjoy the products as much as I do!