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Set one lavender shower steamer on the shower floor, back corner, out of the spray, and let the water do the rest.
A soft, herbal lavender lifts on the steam with a cool edge of menthol underneath, never sweet, and it's still in the bathroom by the time you towel off.
Scent — Soft lavender with a cool menthol lift. Herbal, not sweet.
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Set one on the shower floor (back corner, out of the direct stream) and the splash does the rest: a slow fizz that carries soft, herbal lavender up on the steam, with a cool edge of menthol underneath. No tub required. These lavender shower steamers are the wind-down for evenings that only have room for a shower.
Eight shower steamers to a box, pressed from sodium bicarbonate and citric acid with lavender essential oil, menthol crystals, and purple kaolin clay. One steamer is one shower; kept somewhere dry, the box is eight of them.
For the night shower that has to do the bath's job. For the week that needs eight small endings.
Set one steamer on the shower floor, back corner, out of the direct stream. Turn the water warm and let the edge catch the splash. It fizzes slowly and releases the scent into the steam. One steamer per shower. Keep the box dry and closed between uses so the rest stay fresh.
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What’s in it
A shower steamer is a fizzing tablet — a bicarbonate-and-citric-acid base that reacts with water, carrying the essential oil up on the steam instead of into the bath.

The soft, herbal lavender the whole steamer opens on, the note that fills the stall.
A clean, cool lift under the lavender, so it reads fresh rather than sweet.
A fine mineral clay pressed into the tablet, what gives it the soft colour and holds its shape until the water hits.
Straight answer
One steamer per shower. That’s the design. It fizzes over a few minutes rather than all at once, and the burst of scent fills the stall for the length of a normal shower. Eight in a box, so a couple of weeks of end-of-day showers. It isn’t meant to be saved or split; one per wash is the whole idea.

The ritual
Set it in a back corner of the shower floor, off to the side of the water. You want the splash to reach it, not the full spray.
Warm water, a little splash at a time. It fizzes over a few minutes and lifts the lavender into the steam.
Stand in the warm steam for a second before you start and take one slow breath as the scent comes up.
Make it a set
Complete the ritual
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
It's built for the shower floor, not a tub. Real lavender essential oil and purple kaolin clay ride up on the steam instead of dissolving into bathwater, filling the stall while you wash, and the scent stays in the room afterward too.
No. It rinses clean with normal use; the color is just what gives the tablet its shape until the water hits it.
Real lavender essential oil and clay, no synthetic fragrance involved. Patch-test first if you're reactive to lavender, and check with your provider if you're pregnant or nursing.
Eight steamers, one per shower, so roughly two weeks of end-of-day showers. Keep the box closed between uses so the ones you haven't used stay dry.
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