




For the morning shower
Drop one on the shower floor and let the water find it.
Within a minute, the fizz sends cool eucalyptus and sharp peppermint up through the steam, and the whole stall turns green and cold-air bright.
Scent — Cool eucalyptus, sharp peppermint, a cold-air snap. Clean, not sweet.
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This is a fizzing shower tablet, not a bath bomb: eucalyptus and peppermint essential oils pressed into a bicarbonate-and-citric-acid base, tinted green with French clay and spirulina. Set one on the shower floor, out of the direct spray, and the water works on it slowly, so the cool, sharp scent rises with the steam and stays in the room after you turn the water off. Eight to a box: one for each weekday morning, the sharp green scent standing in for the coffee you haven't made yet. Cool and clean is the whole point; save the florals for the evening steamer instead.
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 sends the cool, sharp scent up into the steam. One steamer per shower. Keep the box dry and closed between uses.
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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 cool, green top the steamer opens on, the note that fills the stall first.
The cold-air snap under the eucalyptus. A sharp, minty lift, not a sweet one.
A mineral clay and a green algae pressed into the tablet: what tints it green and holds its shape until the water hits.
Straight answer
Shower only. It isn’t a bath bomb. A steamer sits on the shower floor and reacts with the splash and the steam, so the cool eucalyptus scent rises around you while you wash. Drop it in a bath and you’d just get a small fizz and a tinted tub. Set it out of the direct stream so it lasts the length of the shower instead of dissolving in one rush.

The ritual
Set it in a back corner of the shower floor, off to the side. The splash should reach it, not the full spray.
Warm water, a little at a time. It fizzes over a few minutes and lifts the cool, sharp scent into the steam.
Pull the curtain or door so the steam holds in the stall and the scent stays with you.
Make it a set
Complete the ritual
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Mostly the scent. What it gives you is the cool, sharp hit of eucalyptus and peppermint rising through the steam, a bright, clean note rather than a medical treatment. If it's real congestion, that's a doctor's job, not a shower tablet's.
No. French green clay and spirulina give the tablet its color, and both rinse away with normal use.
Eucalyptus, peppermint, and menthol crystals, no synthetic fragrance. Patch-test first if you're reactive to any of the three, and check with your provider if you're pregnant or nursing.
Eight steamers, one per shower, so about two weeks if you use it most mornings. Keep the box dry and closed so the rest stay potent.
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