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Why feel run down when you can run a bath? Cough up for this steamy, camphoric blend of fresh eucalyptus and peppermint to free yourself from that funk. Dramatics may significantly reduce after use.

Research and Development Compounder, Mirek, who helped bring this powerful bath bomb to life with Perfumer, Alina, says: “When I was younger, I often experienced under-the-weather moments. I clearly remember steaming my face, with a towel over the back of my head, to help me unwind. We aimed to create a similar experience while taking a bath using a strong menthol scent. Inside the bath bomb, there’s a small insert that has an even stronger aroma compared to the bomb itself. You can let it melt in your bath or, if you prefer, rub it over the skin."

What's in it for you?
Ideal to wick away winter woes and summer sniffs.
- Cocoa butter insert: gets you back up when you’re feeling down, with wintergreen oil, a natural source of methyl salicylate, and warming clove.
- Eucalyptus oil: the distinct camphor scent helps to refresh your senses.
- Lemongrass essential oil: lifts your mood with its sweet and herbal scent.

Leaving the world Lusher than we found it
Made with lemongrass oil that contributes to the livelihood of longstanding traditional farmers in India.

The lemon oil inside is distilled from mostly handpicked Sicilian lemons, particularly from the winter crop which is all the zestier.

This product needs no packaging and no introduction. It will arrive naked and proud in your parcel because we want to strip back on unnecessary packaging.

How to use:
When you’re feeling sorry for yourself, run a nice hot bath and drop in your bath bomb. As it fizzes, it will reveal the cocoa butter insert, filled with oils to support your wellbeing. Top tip from us? Rub the insert over your skin to soften and feel the full kick of the aromas — get that feeling off your chest! Alternatively, allow it to melt in the water to strengthen the scent.

How to store:
If you’re not yet desperate to hop in a nice, warm bath, then store somewhere cool and dry until you’re ready for a lovely soak.