Drop this Himalayan salt bath bomb into a drawn warm bath and let the ritual begin: fizz at the surface, pale mineral softness in the water, and fragrance lifting gently with the steam. Its round white form is scattered with dried botanical flecks, giving the soak a simple, spa-like look before it dissolves.
What you’ll notice in the bath
A soft fizz as it meets the water, turning an ordinary bath into a small moment of theatre.
A clean white surface with natural-looking botanical flecks gathered across the top.
A mineral-bath feeling, centred on Himalayan salt rather than a brightly coloured bath melt.
Geranium and grapefruit rise as it dissolves, with chamomile flowers in the mix.
A quietly decorative piece for the bathroom shelf until you are ready to use it.
Himalayan salt, fizz and texture
This is a solid, round bath bomb made for a mineral-style soak. The visible finish is matte and powdery, with small dried botanical pieces pressed into the surface.
Himalayan salt is a form of mineral salt. In a bath bomb, the fizz comes from the usual bath-bomb reaction in water, releasing tiny bubbles as the bomb dissolves.
How to use it
Drop one bath bomb into a drawn warm bath and allow it to fizz and dissolve before settling in. Use externally only.
Store it somewhere dry before use.
The ritual of a mineral soak
Salt bathing has a long, practical place in home bathing rituals: simple, tactile and easy to fold into an evening without fuss. Himalayan salt is often chosen for its mineral story, though this bath bomb itself appears white with botanical detail. The bath bomb form makes that mineral soak feel more ceremonial, turning salt, scent and fizz into a slow few minutes before the bath becomes still.
Size and details
One bath bomb weighs 180 g. Made in the United Kingdom.
Common questions
Is this the same as Epsom salt?
No. Himalayan salt is a mineral salt.
How many should I use?
Use one bath bomb per bath.
cosmeticseffect: Handmade
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