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Not only do our bath blends smell dreamy, they're also extremely nourishing for the skin. Learn more below.

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Our premium, organic bath products are ethically sourced and free of artificial scents. Explore our glossary to learn more about each ingredient and why we selected them to be a part of our carefully curated bath formulas. Hover over the ingredient card to learn more.

Black Goji Berry
Black Goji Berry
Black Goji Berries, commonly known in Chinese medicine, are renowned for their potential to promote sleep quality and boost overall well-being. These small fruits are nutrient-dense with a greater anthocyanin content than that of other berry varieties. Abundant with antioxidants, minerals, and essential amino acids, these fruits may help to improve skin hydration and tone.
Butterfly Pea Flower
Butterfly Pea Flower
Butterfly Pea Flowers have been utilized for centuries to help keep skin looking firm, youthful, and bright. This delicate flower is high in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties which enhances skin quality while also calming the mind. The Butterfly Pea Flower is a member of the Fabaceae family, commonly found in countries in Southeast Asia such as Thailand and Sri Lanka.
Calendula
Calendula
Calendula is native to Southeast Asia, the Mediterranean, and Western Europe, and has had a long history of being used in ancient cultures for its medicinal properties. High in antioxidants calendula soothes the skin, stimulates firmness, and improves elasticity. Notably, recent research has shown that the flower has antiviral and anti-dermatitis properties as well.
Centella Asiatica
Centella Asiatica
Centella Asiatica extract is one of the most widely-used ingredients in the skincare market. A natural skin tonic used for centuries in Asia to treat acne, wounds, and burns, studies suggest that it may also help to reduce the appearance of blemishes. By helping to improve cellular metabolism and increase moisture retention, this extract can assist in healing wounds, increase collagen production, help dissolve dead skin cells, reduce acne severity and inflammation, and improve overall tone.
Chamomile Tea
Chamomile Tea
Chamomile flowers are widely considered to facilitate feelings of relaxation, which has made them a popular ingredient in natural sedatives and sleep aids. Natural remedies help to manage feelings of anxiety, as well as detoxifying and purifying formulations to support the body's natural healing abilities. Chamomile tea is reputed to help manage feelings of discomfort from inflammation and irritation.
Cinnamon Bark
Cinnamon Bark
Cinnamon Bark acts as a mood enhancer known for its sweet, woody, and spicy scent–which is reputed to be a mood enhancer. A warming ingredient rich in antioxidants, it is often used in aromatherapy massage as it stimulates feelings of relaxation and invokes a sense of well-being with its rich, sensual scent.
Coconut Milk
Coconut Milk
Coconut milk is a hydrating, conditioning, and moisturizing ingredient. For centuries, coconuts have been a staple ingredient in beauty products that were made and used by communities all around the world. Due to its ability to moisturize and condition the body, coconut milk continues to be used cosmetically, typically as a moisturizer, and in soaps to enhance the look and feel of skin. Coconut milk has an abundance of fatty acids which restores moisture in the skin. It also improves the appearance of the skin by reducing redness and promoting skin firmness and elasticity.
Hojicha Tea
Hojicha Tea
Hojicha tea is a roasted variation of green tea which contains L-Theanine: a unique amino acid that helps the body and mind to relax, reduce stress, and lower anxiety. Hojicha is perfect to drink at all times of the day for a boost of energy or to simply take a break during stressful moments. Hojicha Tea contains antioxidants, including vitamins C and E. These antioxidant properties promote elastin on the skin, helping the skin retain its youth.
Honey
Honey
Honey is great for the body and skin! Research has shown that it can be beneficial for a variety of skin conditions such as acne and dermatitis. It has been suggested that honey can also promote the formation of collagen, a crucial element for keeping skin looking young and healthy. In other words, honey can be an excellent anti-aging agent.
Jasmine Flowers
Jasmine Flowers
Jasmine has been used for its various therapeutic effects since ancient times. Its use in traditional medicine has been recorded to treat a wide array of issues for its thermogenic, antiseptic, emollient, aphrodisiac, relaxant, and tonic properties. Modern research supports some of these therapeutic claims, especially in regard to its antiseptic value. In today's world, the primary use of Jasmine is to help restore skin luster and balance moisture to naturally reduce dryness without clogging pores.
Jasmine Pearls
Jasmine Pearls
Originating from China in the Tang Dynasty, Jasmine tea has been providing a pleasurable drink experience for centuries. Jasmine Pearls tea has been enjoyed around the world for its flavourful taste, pleasant aroma, and abundant health effects. In addition, it is deeply ingrained in many cultures and ceremonies. Research has shown that potential health benefits stem from its polyphenolic compounds and antioxidant properties, and suggests that the aroma of jasmine has a relaxing effect by decreasing autonomic nerve activity and heart rate.
Lavender Buds
Lavender Buds
Lavender is a perennial evergreen plant that has produced the most used essential oil in the world for over 2500 years. Thriving in oceanic climates with dry, rocky, and sandy terrain, Lavender can be found in the Mediterranean region, Europe, Africa, the Canary Islands, and India. With a calming fragrance, it has commonly been used for its relaxing effects on the body. Its anti-inflammatory properties help calm skin irritation and contain antioxidants that nourish the skin. Studies have shown the scent of lavender promotes sleep.
Moringa Leaf
Moringa Leaf
The Moringa oleifera tree is indigenous to the Himalayas in India but is also cultivated in several other tropical and semi-tropical parts of the world. It's a powerful herb used in skincare for its anti-aging properties, as studies have shown that Moringa has the potential to boost collagen as well as reduce fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging skin. As a rich source of vitamin C and behenic acid, this plant is a great ingredient to your skincare routine.
Moroccan Spearmint
Moroccan Spearmint
Mint herb has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries to soothe skin irritations and headaches. With anti-bacterial properties, spearmint cleanses and relieves skin irritations. In aromatherapy, mint has been said to stimulate the skin, enhance mood, and promote concentration. Its revitalizing aroma helps lift spirits and ease mental stress.
Mugwort
Mugwort
Mugwort is an herbaceous plant indigenous to regions of Europe, Africa, and Asia. This plant has been implemented in many traditional medical systems for centuries in Asia, both in traditional Chinese and Korean medicine, to relieve pain, boost circulation, and heal the skin. Its anti-inflammatory properties heal sensitive, irritated, and dry skin, and its abundance of Vitamin E relieves redness on the skin as well.
Oat (Gluten-Free)
Oat (Gluten-Free)
Oats are an excellent option for sensitive skin types because of their soothing, moisturizing, and conditioning properties. Oats are full of nourishing beta-glucans (fights against chronic dryness) and antioxidants to help protect your skin from environmental pollution and free radicals. Oats contain phenolic compounds, which support collagen production and protect against premature aging. They are a natural skin cleanser and have the potential to regulate inflammation by increasing skin elasticity and reducing itching.
Oolong Milk Tea
Oolong Milk Tea
Known to help skin glow from within, Oolong milk tea helps you sweat out toxins and improve skin health. Its anti-inflammatory properties can also reduce skin irritation, redness, and swelling. Lastly, oolong milk tea has calming and stress-reducing effects.
Rose Buds & Petals
Rose Buds & Petals
Roses are native to Asia with some species also present in North America, Europe and Northwest Africa. Roses have been associated with love, beauty and spiritual worship for thousands of years. Give yourself a relaxing day with our organic roses. They contain anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, which help reduce redness and promote anti-aging effects. With their ability to help soothe dry, itchy skin, this organic beauty product is also ideal for stressed out pampering sessions.

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