




The classic, before bed
Real lavender buds scatter loose as this one fizzes out, not just oil floating on the surface.
It's lavender that doesn't smell like cheap dryer sheets, soft and herbal instead. Built for the last bath of the day, the one before bed.
Scent — Soft lavender, a little herbal. Clean, not sweet.
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This is a fizzing bath bomb built on shea butter and coconut oil, which is what keeps the water from feeling tight against skin once the fizz is gone
Shea butter and coconut oil do the quiet work here; what's left once the fizz settles is water gone faintly violet, soft against skin instead of thin. Real dried lavender buds ride loose through it, the kind you can see, not just smell. The lavender itself reads clean and herbal, the plant rather than a laundry-aisle version of it. This is built to be the last bath of the day, the one before the lights go off, not the one squeezed in before work.
Run the bath, drop the bomb in, and don't stir it. Let it fizz out on its own, a minute or two. Step in once it's gone quiet and soak for fifteen to twenty minutes. One bomb is enough for the whole tub. Gather the lavender buds at the drain before you empty it, so they don't go down with the water.
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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 soft, herbal note the bath opens on, the plant, not a sweet version of it.
What turns the water soft, so skin doesn’t feel tight stepping out.
Real buds that scatter free and a faint violet tint from the clay, not a synthetic dye.
Straight answer
The fizz is just the entrance, a minute or two of it dissolving. What stays is the soak: the lavender scent over the water, the real buds floating in it, and the shea and coconut oil that keep it soft for the whole fifteen or twenty minutes. The fizz ends; the bath doesn’t.

The ritual
Run a warm bath, drop the bomb in, and let it fizz out. The buds scatter free as it dissolves.
Once it’s dissolved, step in and soak for fifteen to twenty minutes, a warm bath before bed.
Gather the lavender at the drain before you empty the tub. Easier than fishing it out after.
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Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Yes. Real lavender buds and lavender essential oil are the classic bedtime scent, and it's built as the last bath of the day rather than a wake-up one. Lavender that doesn't smell like cheap dryer sheets, real buds and all.
No. It's a small amount of dried botanical, nothing that bothers a normal drain. Gather it at the drain before you empty the tub if you want to skip thinking about it.
It's lavender essential oil and clay, not synthetic fragrance. Patch-test first if you know you're sensitive to lavender. As with any essential oil blend, check with your provider if you're pregnant or nursing.
Drop it into warm running water and let it fizz out fully, a minute or two, before you get in. Keep it dry until bath time; moisture starts the fizz early. One bomb per bath is plenty.
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