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Bath Bomb Relax
Calm bath bomb with lavender
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Long-lasting One bath bomb per full bath
The pack of 3 or 6 is enough for three or six baths accordingly
- Switch off in the tubCalm lavender to help you unwind
- Jojoba oil and lavender butterAdd care to your bathwater
- Fizzes in the bathwaterLargely dissolves
In stock · handmade in small batches · ships in 2 to 3 working days
In summer, shipping may take about 1 to 2 days longer.
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About the product
Good to know
The moment it drops into the water
A bath bomb isn't a care product you use in passing. It's the reason you take a bath in the first place.
The scent
Calm lavender scent. It unfolds while the bath bomb fizzes and then lingers throughout the room.
What happens
Bicarbonate of soda and citric acid react with each other in the water. That's the fizz. Gradually, the bath bomb largely dissolves. Some plant parts may remain as residue or traces of colour, that's normal.
Pressed by hand
I press every bath bomb individually in my studio in Trostberg. That's why no two are quite the same, and shape, colour and distribution may differ slightly from the product images. The colour comes from purple clay.
Full transparency
Key ingredients
3 key ingredients, each one here for a reason. We tell you which.
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Bicarbonate of soda
Sodium Bicarbonate
What it is: Mineral, alkaline ingredient.
For your skin: Reacts with citric acid in bath products and creates the typical fizzing effect.
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Citric acid
Citric Acid
What it is: Organic acid that simply drop uses separately in bath products.
For your skin: Together with bicarbonate of soda, supports the typical fizzing effect of bath bombs, bath powders and bath pralines.
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Lavender oil
Lavandula Angustifolia Oil
What it is: Essential oil from lavender flowers.
For your skin: Soft, herbaceous lavender scent.
Full ingredient list (INCI)
*natural component of essential oils
Bicarbonate of soda, citric acid, jojoba oil, lavender hydrosol, lavender butter, purple clay, lavender flowers, lavender essential oil, bergamot essential oil
Deliberately in. Deliberately left out.
For us, switching off in the tub calls for a calm, clear scent. That's why Bath Bomb Relax is all about lavender: as a hydrosol, as a butter, as flowers and as an essential oil, complemented by bergamot and jojoba oil.
How it's often done
- Fizzing base at the centre In many bath bombs, bicarbonate of soda and citric acid make up most of the formula.
- Additives for shape and foam Depending on the formula, starch, emulsifiers or foaming agents are added.
- Care as an extra Oils or butters are added in varying amounts depending on the formula.
- Scent depending on the formula The scent is often built with perfume oils or fragrance blends.
Why we do it differently
- Jojoba oil and lavender butter Both are an integral part of the formula and add care to your bathwater.
- Lavender hydrosol in the formula A plant water from lavender complements the fizzing base of bicarbonate of soda and citric acid.
- Real lavender flowers Lavender flowers and purple clay are part of the bath bomb itself.
- Scent of lavender and bergamot Lavender essential oil and bergamot oil give the bath bomb its floral, fresh scent.
What's in it instead
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Bicarbonate of soda
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Citric acid
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Jojoba oil
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Lavender hydrosol
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Lavender butter
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Lavender flowers
The difference isn't in the promise. It's in the formula.
How to use
Your ritual at home
- 1 In the bath waterAdd a bath bomb to the filled bath and let it fizz.
- 2 Please noteFlowers, leaves, powder or other plant parts do not dissolve completely. They can leave residue and natural traces of colour, so please clean the bath afterwards.
How long it lasts
one bath bomb per bath
One bath bomb per full bath.
We don't add water as a filler. That makes every batch more concentrated, and you need noticeably less per use.
The pack of 3 or 6 is enough for three or six baths accordingly.
FAQ
Is any residue left in the tub?
Which sizes are there?
What does bicarbonate of soda do in this product?
Your routine
Goes with your routine
