Slow baths,
made by hand.
Cold-process soaps, mineral bath salts and plant oils, poured in small batches and packed without plastic. Every ingredient is listed on the lid.
$9
Six niches,
one calm ritual.
The bar
everyone reorders.
Pick a layer,
draw your bath.
Four blends, four moods. Tap a layer of the jar to see what is in it and how to use it.
Tap a layer
Rose Clay
Soft floral scent, gentle on the nose. Pink Himalayan salt, rose clay and dried rose petals.
38 °C
water20 min
soak2 scoops
per bath$18
/ 500 gPatch-test first: stir a pinch into warm water and dab the inside of your wrist. Skip if you are unwell, pregnant or on medical advice to avoid hot baths.
Eucalyptus
Fresh and green, a good morning soak. Dead Sea salt, Epsom salt and eucalyptus leaf.
37 °C
water15 min
soak2 scoops
per bath$16
/ 500 gPatch-test first: stir a pinch into warm water and dab the inside of your wrist. Skip if you are unwell, pregnant or on medical advice to avoid hot baths.
Citrus & Sea
Bright and warm, an after-work soak. Fine sea salt, sweet orange peel and orange oil.
38 °C
water15 min
soak2 scoops
per bath$16
/ 500 gPatch-test first: stir a pinch into warm water and dab the inside of your wrist. Skip if you are unwell, pregnant or on medical advice to avoid hot baths.
Night Salt
Calm herbal scent, made for the hour before bed. Epsom salt, lavender buds and chamomile flowers.
39 °C
water25 min
soak3 scoops
per bath$20
/ 600 gPatch-test first: stir a pinch into warm water and dab the inside of your wrist. Skip if you are unwell, pregnant or on medical advice to avoid hot baths.
How to draw
a good bath.
1
Run it warm
37 to 39 °C is plenty. Hotter dries the skin.
2
Dissolve the salts
Two scoops under the running tap, then swirl with your hand.
3
Add six drops of oil
Oil floats, so stir it in right before you step in.
4
Soak, then wash
Fifteen to twenty minutes, then a quick rinse with the soap bar.
Nothing hidden
in the bar.
We print the full recipe because you are putting it on your skin.
Everything in the bar
Share of weight at the pour. Water leaves during the six-week cure, so a finished bar is harder and lasts longer.
Patch-test, then enjoy
Lather a little soap on your inner forearm, rinse, and wait 24 hours. Stop using it if skin turns red, itchy or sore. Contains coconut, shea (a tree nut) and lavender essential oil. Cosmetic soap, not a treatment.
The Spa Night Box.
Two bath salts, a soap bar, a body scrub, a soy candle and a hemp scrub pad in a reusable wooden tray. Wrapped in paper, ready to give.
$64
$78 apartFree soap dish on orders over $60
Soaked, soothed,
and back for more.
4.8
★★★★★
The Night Salt really did slow my evenings down. Lovely lavender smell that is not sharp, and the jar looks great in the bathroom.
★★★★★
I react to a lot of soaps. Patch-tested the Oat & Clay bar as they suggest and it was fine. The full ingredient list is why I trusted it.
★★★★★
Bought the Spa Night Box for my sister. It arrived in a wooden tray with no plastic at all. She has not stopped talking about it.
Questions,
answered plainly.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Every skin is different. Patch-test for 24 hours, check the ingredient list for anything you react to, and ask your doctor if you have a skin condition. Our products are cosmetics and make no medical claims.
How long does a soap bar last?
About five to six weeks of daily use if you keep it on a draining dish. Each bar cures for six weeks before it ships.
What does shipping cost?
Free over $60. Otherwise $5 in the US and $12 worldwide, tracked, in plastic-free packaging.
Can I return an opened product?
Unopened items return within 30 days. If a product does not agree with your skin, write to us and we refund it.
Take the first slow bath on us.
10% off your first order, plus a soaking guide by email. Notes twice a month, one tap to leave.