We keep our ingredient lists short and our descriptions honest. Still, a few points are worth spelling out so there is no guesswork when you order a soak, a scrub, or a gift set.
Each run is mixed in limited quantities, usually between 20 and 40 units per blend. That lets us adjust texture and scent with each batch and keep the salts fresh. If a particular soak is out of stock, it is because we have not made more yet, not because we are holding inventory back.
Our blends use essential oils and dried botanicals, not artificial fragrance. The aroma is present but softer than what you might find in commercial bath products. Some dried petals and herbs settle at the bottom of the pouch; that is normal and not a defect. If you prefer a stronger scent, add a little more soak to your bath.
We use unrefined sea salt, Himalayan salt, and Dead Sea salt across our range. Each has a different mineral profile and texture. Dead Sea salt is denser and higher in magnesium, which suits muscle recovery. Himalayan salt is milder and often a better match for sensitive skin. If you are unsure which one fits your routine, the guide section on each product page explains the difference in plain terms.
Refill pouches are meant to top up your existing glass jar or tin. They do not come with a scoop or a wooden spoon. Single-use sachets are portioned for one standard bath, roughly 80 grams each. Gift sets include a mix of formats, and the contents are listed on the product page so you know exactly what is inside before you order.
Because our products do not rely on preservatives, they have a shorter shelf life than mass-produced alternatives. Most soaks and scrubs stay fresh for about 12 months if kept in a dry place away from direct sunlight. If you notice the scent fading or the texture changing, it is simply time to use the product or replace it.
Add a few tablespoons to warm running water and let the salts dissolve before you step in. Soak for 15 to 20 minutes, then rinse off with plain water. For a scrub, apply to damp skin in gentle circular motions and rinse thoroughly. Always patch-test a new product on a small area of skin first, especially if you have sensitive skin or allergies.
Not just pleasant scents — feedback about muscle recovery, calmer evenings, and skin that survives winter without flaking.
"I used to wake up with tight calves after long runs. The magnesium-heavy Dead Sea soak before bed genuinely helps — I notice the difference on mornings after I skip it."
Maya R.
Uses the Post-Workout Mineral Soak weekly
"Winter here is brutal on my hands and shins. The sea salt scrub with carrier oil is the only thing I've stuck with — it exfoliates without leaving that tight, stripped feeling."
Daniel P.
Dry skin remedy, uses the Salt Scrub 2–3 times a week
"The single-use sachets are perfect for travel. I took the lavender and clay blend on a work trip, and a 20-minute soak in a hotel tub actually reset my sleep schedule."
Aisha L.
Travels with the Botanical Sachet Set
"I bought the gift set for my sister, who has sensitive skin and usually reacts to heavily perfumed products. She finished the whole refill pouch and asked for the exact salt type — that never happens with bath stuff."
Jordan T.
Bought the Botanical Gift Set for sensitive skin
"What sold me was the straightforward ingredient list — no mystery 'fragrance' at the bottom. The rosemary and sage scrub smells like actual herbs, not a candle. My weekend bath is now a fixed appointment."
Kara W.
Regular weekend soak with the Herbal Salt Blend
Every soak and scrub we blend follows the same careful path. It starts with a conversation about your skin and routine, then moves through formulation, small-batch production, and finally a finished product that fits how you actually bathe.
We start with the basics: how often you bathe, whether your skin leans dry or oily, and what you want from a soak—muscle relief, wind-down, or just softer winter skin.
Dead Sea for magnesium-rich muscle recovery, Himalayan for a gentler everyday soak, or a coarse sea salt blend for scrubbing. We match the mineral profile to your concern.
Dried lavender for calm, eucalyptus for congestion, or unscented for sensitive skin. Carrier oils like jojoba and sweet almond are added in small, measured amounts.
We mix in batches of twenty to thirty jars at a time, so each one gets the same attention. No fillers, no artificial fragrance—just salt, clay, botanicals, and oil.
Your blend goes into a glass jar, a single-use sachet, or a refill pouch depending on how you plan to use it. Labels list every ingredient, plain and simple.
Curious how we decide which salt fits which concern?
See our full process or explore what we can make for youNot every soak needs a full jar. We make our mineral blends in a few practical sizes, so you can stock a weekend bath, test a new salt, or keep a scrub by the sink without committing to more than you’ll use.
For trying a new mineral profile or packing for a trip. Each sachet holds enough for one full bath — just tear, pour under warm running water, and steep.
The everyday option for a steady bath routine. A resealable pouch holds about eight soaks, and the light packaging keeps the salt fresh without the weight of a jar.
A ready-made ritual for someone who needs a slower evening. Each set combines a soak, a scrub, and a small linen cloth — packed in a simple kraft box.
Not sure which format suits your routine? Read our guide on choosing the right salt for your bath — it covers mineral profiles and skin concerns in plain language.