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Lavender Bath Bombs
lavender Bath Bombs

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$3.75 for one 3 pellet package (3 baths)

Our new bath bombs are much bigger--three times as big!

Lavender comes from the Latin word for "wash" and it has been used as an additive in baths since ancient times. Lavender has been used to treat minor cuts and scratches, to treat sunburn, to prevent insomnia, to regrow hair, and to lift depression. These bath bombs are made with baking soda, citric acid, cornstarch, sunflower oil, water, lavender essential oil, witch hazel and boric acid.

Instructions: Drop one pellet into a full sized warm bath. There are 3 pellets, or 3 baths, per package.

 

 

 

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The statements on the Elementalities webpages have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Although herbs and essential oils can be therapeutic, they can also be dangerous--many of our most powerful drugs are derived from plants. The product descriptions describe benefits and side effects that some people have noticed using similar combinations of ingredients. In no way are they meant to suggest that any product is safe for you or anyone to use--every person reacts to herbs and essential oils in a different way. Nor are they guaranteed to work for anything mentioned in the descriptions. We recommend that you always speak to a health care practitioner about the possible therapeutic use of our products, and to a pharmacist to discuss drug interactions, BEFORE using these or any products for health care.