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Himalayan pink and Mediterranean Dead Sea salt, steeped through with whole dried rose petals and buds in a reusable muslin bag.
Drop it under the running tap and the water turns soft while real rose comes through, gentle rather than perfumey. Built for the slow bath, the kind you don't rush.
Scent — Real rose petals and buds, soft and floral. Fresh, not powdery.
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Comes in a 1.5 oz jar and a 3 oz jar, both with a reusable muslin steeping bag
Himalayan pink salt and Mediterranean Dead Sea salt carry whole dried rose petals and buds here, steeped through a reusable muslin bag rather than mixed loose into the water. Drop the bag under the running tap and the water turns soft while rose lifts gently, real petals rather than a rose-scented candle standing in for them. It reads like the flower, not a perfume counter.
For the slow, unhurried soak. For a soft rose scent that reads like the flower, not a perfume. For a quiet evening at home, or the romantic, thoughtful gift that doesn't feel like a last-minute grab.
Spoon the salts into the muslin bag, tie it off, and let it steep under the running tap as the tub fills. Give the bag a light squeeze partway through to draw more rose into the water. Twenty minutes is about right, whichever size jar you're working from.
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
The rose here is whole dried petals and buds, not fragrance or dye, steeped through Himalayan pink and Dead Sea salt, so the minerals soften the water while the flowers carry the scent.

Part of the two-salt base: what gives the blend its soft pink cast, no dye needed.
What makes the water feel softer than tap, the kind you sink into rather than just sit in.
Whole dried petals and buds in the blend, not just a scent. The rose you can see steeping through the water.
Straight answer
These are whole dried rose petals and buds, so the colour and the strength of the scent shift a little from batch to batch. A paler jar isn’t a weaker one; it’s the harvest the roses came in. We’d rather it move with the season than dose it with dye and synthetic fragrance to look the same forever.

The ritual
Spoon the salts into the muslin bag, tie it shut, and drop it under the warm running tap.
The bath you take your time over, when the room can fill with a soft rose scent.
Steeping in the muslin bag keeps the loose petals out of the drain. Squeeze it once to draw more rose into the water.
Make it a set
Complete the ritual
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Himalayan pink and Dead Sea salt with whole rose petals and buds reads as thoughtful, not simple. It steeps in a muslin bag, so the room fills with a soft rose scent, not a candle-store version of one. Pair it with the full rose spa set if you want to go bigger.
Himalayan pink and Dead Sea salt are real mineral salts, not a cleanse in a jar. Think of it less as a detox and more as the after-bath glow, twenty quiet minutes with the room smelling like rose petals.
It's mineral salt and dried rose, no dyes or synthetic fragrance. Patch-test first if you're reactive, and check with your provider if you're pregnant or nursing.
No. The petals stay inside the muslin bag the whole soak. Nothing loose goes down with the water.
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