How to use your bath balm for a spa-like escape at home
Before you start running the bath, take your bath balm out and leave it in the bathroom — the scent will gently fill the space. For Foam types, create lather by rubbing the balm under running water. For Sparkling types, simply drop it into warm water and watch the color bloom beautifully across the tub. It's the perfect first step in your body care ritual.
Evening use works best
The ideal time for a restorative soak is in the evening, when you're ready to unwind from the day. Relaxing in warm water helps ease tension and supports better sleep. Enriched with olive oil, macadamia seed oil, and jojoba seed oil, it leaves skin feeling smooth and hydrated after your bath.
Foam vs. Sparkling — different ways to use
- Foam: Crumble the bath balm in your hands, then hold it under a strong stream of water to build rich, luxurious bubbles
- Sparkling: Fill the tub with warm water first, then drop the balm in and enjoy the fizzing action as color disperses throughout
- After either type, rinse off lightly in the shower to finish
Follow up with body moisture
Your skin is primed to absorb moisture right after a bath. Apply body lotion or oil while your skin is still warm for better absorption. If dryness is a concern, try applying body oil before you've fully toweled off. Thanks to the premium oil blend in the formula, skin stays comfortably hydrated even without additional moisturizer.
Storage and precautions
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity. Once opened, we recommend using within 6 months. Keep bath time to 15 minutes or less — soaking too long can actually dry out your skin. Richly pigmented shades may transfer onto tubs or towels, so rinse thoroughly. If you have very sensitive skin or are bathing an infant under 12 months, we recommend doing a patch test first.