Hydrating Bath Salts
A deeply nourishing bath soak designed to hydrate the skin while restoring balance to body and mind. Hydrating Bath Salts combine mineral-rich salts, soothing botanicals and conditioning oils to leave skin feeling soft, comforted and replenished after every soak.
This carefully crafted blend of Epsom salts, Dead Sea salts, organic pure sea salt and Himalayan salt helps relax the body while delivering essential minerals that support skin hydration and overall wellbeing. Enriched with colloidal oatmeal, oat oil and nourishing hemp seed oil, this soak calms dry or sensitive skin and helps maintain the skin’s natural moisture barrier.
Lightly scented with clary sage and bergamot essential oils, this gentle aromatic blend promotes relaxation while uplifting the senses, creating a spa-like bathing experience that nurtures both skin and spirit.
Key Benefits
Mineral-Rich Salts
Epsom Salts help relax the body and ease tension, encouraging a sense of calm and comfort during bathing.
Dead Sea Salts are naturally rich in minerals that help soften the skin and support hydration.
Organic Sea Salt gently cleanses the skin while supporting its natural balance.
Himalayan Salt provides trace minerals that help promote skin softness and relaxation.
Colloidal Oatmeal & Oat Oil
Naturally soothing and deeply conditioning, oats help calm dry, itchy or sensitive skin while supporting the skin barrier and improving moisture retention.
Essential Oils
Clary Sage is known for its calming, balancing properties, helping to relax the body and ease tension while supporting overall skin comfort.
Bergamot is fresh and uplifting, helping to brighten the mood and create a sense of wellbeing during bathing.
Hemp Seed Oil
Rich in essential fatty acids, hemp seed oil helps nourish and hydrate the skin, supporting elasticity and leaving skin feeling soft, smooth and supple.
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Which does mean that an order from three brands arrives as three parcels, posted by three different people, on three different days. Whether that is an inconvenience or a small extended birthday rather depends on your temperament. It also means three lots of postage, shown before you pay, because we would rather mention it here than at the till.
Roughly how long
UK Domestic: 2–5 business days
Coming from further afield: 7–14 days. Usually quicker, but let's not prmise and it will be a lovely surprise!
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