Flower Power Wellness Bath, Organic Bath Tea, Aromatherapy Bath with Essential Oils, Relaxing Bathing Salts
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Flower Power Wellness Bath, Organic Bath Tea, Aromatherapy Bath with Essential Oils, Relaxing Bathing Salts
Flower Power
Healing Salts + Flowers
Our cult classic flower bath is now even more special with the addition of Pink Himalayan Salt Crystals, soothing blue Cornflowers + calming Chamomile Essential Oil.
Bathe in flowers.
Decadent masses of Roses, Lavender + Chamomile soothe + calm your mind, enticing you to relax into luxury.
Flower Power is a soothing tonic bath that is especially beneficial for feminine health + well-being. This is a good bath for easing depression, headaches, PMS + symptoms of menopause.
The astringent, antiseptic properties of Lavender, Red Clover, and Calendula comfort + promote healing for sunburn, eczema, dermatitis, spider veins, as well as cuts + bruises.
Flower Power has a clean, herbal scent that is rounded out, softened by the addition of a gorgeous floral blend of balancing, relaxing essential oils. The bath is fresh + clean with a comforting floral caress.
May your skin glow like the petals of a flower and smell as sweet...
xoxo
SpaGoddess Ingredient Highlights: Pink Himalayan Salt is also known as Crystal Salt, due to its gorgeous geometric crystalline patterns. By exfoliating with Himalayan Salts, the rich minerals + nutrients in the salt are delivered to your cells via an ionic infusion, making it easier for your body to absorb + utilize them. Exfoliating with Himalayan Salts can improve the texture, tone + appearance of your skin, combat water retention, help reduce the appearance of cellulite, prevent muscle cramping + soreness, regulate sleep + even decrease stress. Use the sachet in the bath to exfoliate your body.
8.5 oz in a glass jar with black cap. Includes 1 re-useable cloth bag and bamboo scoop.
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