Frequently Asked Questions

What is a tea bath?

A tea bath is a bath infused with herbs, flowers, grains or botanicals steeped in hot water- similar to making tea, but for your body instead of drinking.

What are tea baths used for?

People use them for:

Relaxation & Stress relief

Muscles aches & soreness

Dry, itchy, or sensitive skin

Sleep support and mood balance

What ingredients do you use in Sui Soak House?

ROSEMARY

Rosemary is an aromatic evergreen herb traditionally valued for its fresh, herbaceous scent. In bathing rituals, rosemary adds a revitalizing and grounding aroma that enhances the sensory experience of a warm soak.

LAVENDER

Lavender is cherished for its soft, floral aroma and long-standing association with relaxation rituals. Its soothing scent creates a calming atmosphere, making it a beloved choice for evening and self-care baths.

PEPPERMINT

Peppermint offers a crisp, refreshing aroma that feels invigorating and cooling. In bath rituals, it brings a bright, energizing sensory element that awakens the senses.

BAY LEAF

Bay leaf has a warm, herbal fragrance traditionally used in aromatic practices. In soaking rituals, it contributes depth and richness to the overall scent profile of the bath.

ROSEHIP

Rosehips are the fruit of the rose plant and are appreciated for their natural color and gentle botanical presence. They add a subtle earthiness and visual beauty to herbal bath blends.

CHAMOMILE

Chamomile is a delicate flowering herb with a light, comforting aroma. Often used in calming rituals, it brings softness and balance to bath blends designed for relaxation.

ARNICA

Arnica is a flowering botanical traditionally used in topical preparations. In bath rituals, it is included for its botanical character and connection to traditional herbal practices.

LEMON BALM

Lemon balm has a gentle citrus-herbal scent that feels uplifting and fresh. It is commonly used in rituals centered around relaxation and mindful moments.

VALERIAN ROOT

Valerian root has an earthy, grounding aroma and is traditionally associated with evening rituals. In bath blends, it contributes depth and warmth to the sensory experience.

CALENDULA

Calendula petals are bright, golden flowers valued for their gentle nature and visual beauty. They add a soft, botanical elegance to soaking blends.

EUCALYPTUS

Eucalyptus offers a clean, crisp aroma that feels refreshing and spa-like. Its bold scent enhances the immersive quality of warm baths and steam.

BASIL

Basil has a fresh, green aroma with subtle sweetness. In bath rituals, it adds a vibrant herbal note that feels both grounding and uplifting.

CINNAMON

Cinnamon brings warmth and spice to botanical blends. Its rich aroma adds comfort and depth, especially in seasonal or cozy bath rituals.

COLLOIDAL OATS

Colloidal oats are a gentle, time-honored ingredient used in bathing traditions. They add a soft, comforting texture to the water, creating a smooth and soothing soak experience.

EPSOM SALT

Epsom salt is a mineral compound commonly used in bath rituals. It dissolves easily in warm water, creating a smooth, immersive soaking experience.

ESSENTIAL OILS

Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts valued for their aromatic qualities. When used in bath rituals, they enhance the sensory experience through carefully balanced scent profiles.

How to use Sui Soak Tea Bags?

  1. Prepare Your Bath: Fill your bathtub with warm water at a temperature that feels comfortable to you. Make sure there is enough water to fully enjoy a relaxing soak.

  2. Add Your Bath Tea: Place one Sui Soak bag into the tub as it fills. This allows the botanicals to gently infuse the water and release their natural aroma.

  3. Mix the Water: Once the tub is full and the bath tea has steeped for a few minutes, gently swirl the water by hand to help distribute the infusion evenly.

  4. Set the Mood: Dim the lights, light scented candles, or play soft music to create a calm, spa-like atmosphere.

  5. Soak and Relax: Carefully step into the tub and settle into the warm water. Take this time to unwind and enjoy the soothing, comforting experience of the bath tea blend.

  6. Duration: Soak for about 20 minutes to fully enjoy the bath ritual. You can practice deep breathing, read a book, or simply relax and let your thoughts drift.

After your soak, gently pat your skin dry with a towel and apply your favorite body lotion or oil. Take a moment to enjoy how refreshed and relaxed you feel.

Feels like a visit to the spa.

Is Sui Soak House cruelty free and vegan?

Yes! All our products are 100% vegan and cruelty-free. We don't use any synthetic chemicals, fragrances, or essential oils. Our tea baths are 100% natural and handmade.

I want to Sui Soak but I don't have a tub

It's okay! You can still enjoy and relax with our smaller bags, made for feet soaking.

What is the shelf life of a Sui Soak tea bath?

2 years from manufacturing date.

How long should I soak?

Typically 15-30 mins.

Do I rinse after a Sui Soak?

Usually no rinse needed.

Should the water be hot or warm?

Warm, not scalding. Hot water can dry out skin and reduce benefits.

Are tea baths safe for sensitive skin?

Often yes!- But...

Always patch test new ingredients.