Dr Teal's Foaming Bath Lavender 1L

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The candles don’t just smell gorgeous — the simplistic glass vessel also adds a bit of elegance to our bathing ritual. That said, though we've been tempted to let it burn all day, we recommend extinguishing the flame after about three hours to avoid soot from gathering in the jar.

From bath salts, bombs, and soaks to bubble baths, there are an array of products you can add into your bath water to enhance your soaking experience. When it comes down to what you should use, though, you should keep your overall needs and preferences in mind. Transforming your bathtub into a dreamy Claude Monet painting doesn’t require hundreds of watercolors or the mind of a master painter — truly, all you need is this bath bomb from Lush. As the blue-green orb twirls through the water, it froths and dissolves, releasing a kaleidoscope of colors, a delightful fragrance, and a variety of essential oils to alleviate stress and tension in the body. We conducted hours of research on the best bubble baths, evaluating each formula on ingredients and scent while noting any extra benefits to the skin. We also took into account the type of suds produced, and how long they last in bathwater.Scent plays into the overall bath experience. Whether you choose to light a candle or pour an aromatic product into the water (or both), scent can calm your mind, melt away anxiety, energize your senses, or even help you fall asleep. Frankly, all bath products are designed to be soothing, but some of the most popular fragrances include eucalyptus, lavender, and chamomile. For sleep specifically, look for lavender scented immersions, and on the other end of the spectrum, if you want a truly invigorating soak, opt for something citrusy or minty. AQUA (WATER), COCAMIDOPROPYL BETAINE, SODIUM LAURYL SULFATE, SODIUM LAURETH SULFATE, FRAGRANCE (PARFUM), PEG-4 RAPESEEDAMIDE, GLYCERIN, SODIUM CHLORIDE, MAGNESIUM SULFATE (EPSOM SALT), DISODIUM EDTA, COCAMIDOPROPYL DIMETHYLAMINE, MAGNESIUM NITRATE, MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE, CITRIC ACID, PEG/PPG-18/18 DIMETHICONE, SODIUM HYDROXIDE, PEG/PPG-15/15 ALLYL ETHER ACETATE, PROPYLENE OXIDE ETHYLENE OXIDE ACETATE POLYMER, EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS LEAF EXTRACT, MENTHA VIRIDIS (SPEARMINT) EXTRACT, ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL, METHYLCHLOROISOTHIAZOLINONE, METHYLISOTHIAZOLINONE, BENZYL SALICYLATE, LINALOOL, LIMONENE. This isn’t a huge turn-off, but it turns the bath water bright green, which could be unsettling for some. To really get the full aromatic experience, though, we use a generous amount of the immersion (about ¼ of the jar), otherwise the scent can be very faint.

For years we avoided using bar soap — on top of getting too slippery to adequately wash our body, they always left an annoying residue on our skin. It was only after testing out the Lavender + Sage Soap from Palermo Body, that we realized how much the right bar soap could elevate the entire bathing experience. For centuries people around the world have soaked in salts to alleviate physical ailments (like sore muscles) and detoxify the body. While you can technically bathe in any salts (including table salt) and reap some benefits, we recommend something a little bit more lavish, like the Bathing Culture Big Dipper Mineral Bath, to transform your bathroom into a mini oasis.You’ll need to carefully exit the tub after using this because the oil makes everything very slippery. Dr Teal’s Foaming Bath with Coconut Oil transforms an ordinary bath into a blissful bathing experience with essential oils to relax & restore a tired body. while the Coconut Oil helps to nourish and moisturise the skin, the Pure Epsom Salt helps the body to relax. For best results combine with Dr Teal’s Pure Epsom Salt Soaking Solution. Of course, the products you include in your soak can enhance the overall benefits, but the water temperature can also play a big role in your well-being, explains Dr. Leary. “A hot bath will allow your body temperature to heat up, which will help improve blood flow and circulation throughout the body,” he says. “While a cold bath decreases inflammation, especially deep in your core or joints, which may be harder to get to.” The first thing we noticed was the calming lavender and clary sage scent that relaxed our body and mind as we lathered the soap across our body. Then, we felt the nourishing mix of coconut and olive oils, as well as shea butter and kaolin clay melt into skin, replenishing moisture levels while simultaneously cleansing away the day’s debris. The tiny lavender buds scattered throughout the soap aren’t just for looks — the flowers act as a delicate exfoliant, buffing away dead skin, and leaving skin smooth, soft, and rejuvenated. One use left us questioning why anyone would ever write off bar soap.