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For the people who never spend it on themselves.
They keep putting off the warmth, the quiet, the hour that's just theirs — give them the reason to take back what they deserve.
Bath Products
Bath products
The bath, slowed down to its rightful pace.
Your body has been waiting for this all week. The shoulders, the neck, the tiredness. This is what unknots them.
Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy
Scent as the first cue your body listens to.
Coconut-soy candles, hand-poured. Roller blends carried in pockets and purses worldwide.
Natural Skincare
Natural skincare
Skin that's fed, not just coated.
Botanicals infused directly into the oil. USDA organic. Multi-oil carriers. Therapeutic aromatherapy.
Mindful Living
Mindful living
Objects that change rooms. Practices that change days.
Affirmation cards with a 30-second body practice on every card - not just words. Tapestries that change how a room feels, not just how it looks.
A soak before bed
Comforting Vanilla Bath Bomb
$10.00
Warm vanilla settles over the water first, then the fizz goes quiet and the tub turns soft and milky.
Coconut oil and Epsom salt ride along underneath: not just a scented fizz, an actual softening soak. It's the bath you keep promising yourself, the one that finally happens before bed.
Scent — Warm vanilla over coconut oil and oats. Comforting, not sugary.
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Why this one
This one is a fizzing bath bomb, 4 oz, built on coconut oil steeped in-house with arnica, calendula, comfrey, and St
- John's wort
- Baking soda and citric acid make the fizz; Epsom salt, kaolin clay, aloe, and colloidal oats are what actually do something once the fizz is gone, keeping the water soft against skin instead of just fragrant
- Vanilla rides on top of all of it, warm without tipping sweet
- Store it somewhere dry
- The reaction starts the second it meets any moisture, even humidity from a steamy bathroom.
Overview
Drop it into a full tub and give it a minute, maybe two; that's the whole fizz. Underneath it, coconut oil and colloidal oats go to work on the water, turning it soft and faintly milky instead of just warm. Vanilla stays over the top the whole time, warm and settled, never sugary. This is the bath for the day that ran long, the one you keep telling yourself you'll take before bed and then don't. Drop it in on the night you mean it.
How to use
Run the bath, then drop the bomb in whole. Don't stir it. It dissolves on its own, a minute or two, tops. Once it's gone quiet, step in and soak for fifteen to twenty minutes. Keep the rest sealed and dry until you're ready for the next one.
Delivery & returns
Picked & packed by hand from our North Salt Lake warehouse, usually the same business day — arriving in 2–5 business days (no express). Not quite right when it lands? Free returns within 30 days.
What’s in it
What’s in the fizz.
A bath bomb is baking soda and citric acid that react in water — the fizz is just the two meeting. What matters is what rides along with it into the water.
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Vanilla
the scentThe warm, soft note the whole bath opens on, sweet without turning to sugar.
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Coconut Oil & Colloidal Oats
the softenerWhat turns the water milky and soft, so skin doesn’t feel tight stepping out.
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Epsom Salt & Kaolin Clay
the waterThe classic bath minerals that give the water its silky feel as the bomb dissolves.
Straight answer
Isn’t the fizz over in a minute?
The fizz is just the entrance, a minute or two of it dissolving. What stays is the part you soak in: the vanilla scent over the water, and the coconut oil and Epsom salt that keep it soft for the whole fifteen or twenty minutes. The show is short; the bath isn’t.
The ritual
How to use it
Drop and let it go
Run a warm bath, drop the bomb in, and let it fizz out on its own. Don’t stir it.
The end of the day
Once it’s dissolved, step in and soak for fifteen to twenty minutes, a warm bath before bed.
One at a time
One bomb per bath is plenty. Keep the others sealed and dry so they’re ready when you are.
Make it a set
Build your own set, piece by piece.
Complete the ritual
The full ritual, in one add.
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- Comforting Vanilla Bath Bomb The one you're viewing $10.00
- Vanilla Amber Soy CandleCreamy vanilla, warm amber, a thread of jasmine $34.00
- Black Raspberry Vanilla Soap - Natural Renewing BarBright black raspberry over smooth vanilla $9.50
- Coconut Milk Bath SoakFresh coconut, creamy coconut milk, a little tropical warmth $17.90
The full ritual $71.40
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Everything you might wonder.
What makes this a comforting vanilla bath bomb, not just a vanilla-scented one?
The vanilla sits over coconut oil infused with arnica, calendula, comfrey, and St. John's wort. Real botanicals ride into the water with the scent, not just fragrance floating on top. It's built for the bath you keep promising yourself at the end of a long day.
Is it gentle enough for sensitive skin?
Colloidal oats and aloe are about as gentle as bath ingredients get. If you react to arnica or comfrey specifically, patch-test first. Check with your provider if you're pregnant or nursing.
Does the coconut oil leave a ring in the tub?
Not with a normal rinse. The oil is what makes the water go soft and milky, and a full tub dilutes it well past the point of residue. Drain and give the tub a quick wipe, same as you would after any oil-based soak.
How long does the fizz last?
A minute or two, tops. That's the entrance, not the point. What stays for the full fifteen or twenty minutes is the vanilla scent over the water and the coconut oil keeping it soft, so the short show isn't the reason to buy it.
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