Indulge in a moment of calm with these handcrafted Geranium Rose Bath Melts, designed to turn an ordinary bath into a deeply nourishing, spa-like ritual.
Made with a rich blend of natural butters and oils, each melt slowly dissolves in warm bath water, releasing a delicate floral aroma and creating a silky, moisturising bath oil that leaves skin soft, supple and glowing.
Naturally coloured with beetroot powder for a soft blush tone and finished with real dried rose petals, these melts are beautiful as they are indulgent- a perfect Mother's Day gift or self-care treat.
Why your skin will love them:
Cocoa Butter:
Rich in fatty acids, cocoa butter deeply moisturises and helps support skin elasticity, leaving skin feeling protected and smooth.
Shea butter:
Known for its soothing and conditioning properties, shea butter helps soften dry skin and lock in moisture.
Sweet Almond Oil:
A lightweight, nourishing oil that absorbs easily, helping to calm and soften the skin without feeling heavy.
Geranium Essential Oil:
A beautifully floral, balancing essential oil traditionally used to promote relaxation and emotional well-being.
Beetroot Powder & Rose Petals:
Naturally derived colour and botanicals for a gentle finish- no synthetic dyes.
Product details:
Hand-poured in small batches
Naturally coloured with beetroot powder
Scented with pure geranium essential oils
Decorated with real dried rose petals
Vegan friendly
Ideal for gifting or self-care.
The melts come in a box of 5 with instructions for use.
How to use:
Place a bath melt into a warm running bath
Allow it to fully melt, releasing nourishing oils into the water.
Soak, relax and enjoy the creamy, aromatic bath oil.
After bathing, you can gently massage the remaining oils into your skin as a luxurious body oil- no need to rinse.
Tip: One melt is sufficient; the larger flower can be broken into 4 portions.
Important safety note:
Because these melts contain rich natural oils, the bath and your skin may feel more slippery than usual.
Please take care when standing up and getting out of the bath.
