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Relax & Restore Bath Bomb: Twenty Lavender Minutes Just for You
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If you only ever try one bath bomb from the farm, make it the Lavender Relax & Restore Bath Bomb. It is a 5 oz bath bomb with a soft lavender blend, no seasonal twist and no dessert notes, just the cozy scent we spend all summer walking through. Drop it in warm water and let the bathroom fill up with lavender.
The scent
Relax & Restore is a soft lavender blend, gentle rather than sharp. Many people find lavender relaxing to smell, and this one is built to fill a steamy bathroom without overwhelming it. If you like lavender in its classic form, this is your bath bomb.
A twenty-minute bath night
- Set the scene. Light a candle, dim the overhead light and leave the phone in another room.
- Fill first. Run a warm bath, then drop the bath bomb in so it fizzes evenly.
- Soak. Twenty minutes is a good target. Nobody is timing you.
- Rinse. Drain the tub, rinse it out and step out carefully, since the surface can be slippery.
Keeping the fizz
Bath bombs react to moisture, so a humid bathroom shelf is the wrong place to store one. Keep it in a dry cupboard or drawer, in its wrapping, until bath time. Handle it with dry hands so it is not half-fizzed before it ever touches water.
A gift for anyone who needs a night off
This is one of the easiest things to buy for someone else: new moms, busy teachers, a friend in the middle of a long week. It is a small gift that says take some time for yourself. Pair it with a candle or lavender lotion in the Gift Box Builder, or browse more ideas on our gifts page.
Frequently asked questions
How is Relax & Restore different from your other bath bombs?
It is our soft, straightforward lavender blend. Other bath bombs mix lavender with vanilla, florals or seasonal scents.
Does the tub need cleaning afterward?
A quick rinse is a good idea. Bath products can leave surfaces slippery, so rinse the tub and step carefully.
Can I use it in a jetted tub?
Check your tub manufacturer's guidance before using any bath bomb in a jetted tub.
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