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Matcha and chlorella turn the water a soft green as this one dissolves.
Cool eucalyptus rises with it, sharp rather than sweet. It reads cleaner and cooler than a regular warm bath: good after a workout, good before bed, good either way.
Scent — Cool eucalyptus, clean and green. Sharp, not sweet.
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It's a 4 oz fizzing bath bomb, and the green is real: matcha, chlorella, and dried cornflowers, not a dye tablet
Green, here, comes from kaolin clay, matcha, and dried cornflowers, real botanicals, not a dye tablet. So give the fizz a minute or two to finish before you step in. Eucalyptus hangs over the top of it, sharp and cool rather than sweet, the kind of scent that wakes a room up instead of warming it. Some of these bombs are built for a ten-p.m. bath. This one works just as well after a six-a.m. run, or any bath where warm water is the point and sleepy isn't.
Run the bath, drop the bomb in, and leave it alone. The fizz runs its course in a minute or two. Step in once it's gone quiet and soak for fifteen to twenty minutes. One bomb covers a full tub. Give it a quick rinse after you drain it, so the green doesn't sit and settle.
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What’s in it
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.

The cool, clean note the bath opens on, sharp and green, the thing you catch first.
What turns the water a soft green: real botanicals, not a synthetic dye.
What keeps the water easy on skin, so it doesn’t feel tight after the soak.
Straight answer
The green is matcha, chlorella, and cornflower: real botanicals, well diluted in a full bath, and they rinse away rather than dyeing the tub. The oils are light. Drain the water and give the tub a quick rinse right after instead of letting it sit, and you won’t find a ring or a film. That ten-second rinse is the whole trick.

The ritual
Run a warm bath, drop the bomb in, and let it fizz out. The water turns a soft green as it dissolves.
Once it’s dissolved, step in and soak for fifteen to twenty minutes, good after a workout, not only at night.
Drain and give the tub a quick rinse so the color doesn’t settle. Ten seconds and it’s done.
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Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Refreshing. The eucalyptus is sharp and green, and matcha and chlorella turn the water a cool soft color instead of a warm one. It reads more like a post-workout reset than a sleepy bedtime soak.
No. Matcha, chlorella, and cornflower are real botanicals, and a full tub dilutes them well past staining strength. Rinse the tub right after draining, same as with any colored soak, and it comes up clean.
It's essential oils and clay, no synthetic fragrance. Patch-test first if eucalyptus is one you react to. Check with your provider first if you're pregnant or nursing.
Run a warm bath, drop it in, and let it fizz out before stepping in, about a minute or two. Keep it sealed and dry until then. One bomb per bath is plenty.
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