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Unwind Shower Steamer: Lavender Steam for People Without a Tub
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No tub? No problem. The Lavender Unwind Shower Steamer brings the spa idea to the shower. This 3.5 oz steamer sits on the shower floor, away from the direct stream, and slowly releases a lavender scent as warm water and steam reach it. Think of it as a bath bomb that learned to share a small space.
How a shower steamer works
A bath bomb dissolves all at once in a tub of water. A shower steamer is made to work more slowly: occasional splashes and warm steam release its scent into the air while you shower. Placement is everything. Put it directly under the spray and it will be gone before you have finished shampooing.
Placement tips
- Corner of the shower floor, where it catches splashes but not the full stream
- Away from the drain, so it is not sitting in running water
- Warm water, since more steam carries more scent
- Door or curtain closed, to keep the steam and scent in the shower
Rinse the shower floor afterward, since any bath product can leave surfaces slippery.
Five minutes for yourself
It is made for a little getaway on a busy morning or a long evening. The lavender scent rising with the steam is a simple cue to slow down, breathe and take a few minutes before the day starts or after it ends. Many people find lavender relaxing to smell, and the shower is a great place to enjoy it.
Storing it
Like bath bombs, steamers react to moisture. Keep it wrapped in a dry drawer or cupboard outside the bathroom until the day you use it.
A gift for shower people
Some people never take baths, and this is the gift for them. It also suits bridal showers, bachelorette weekends, college care packages and anyone in an apartment with a shower stall. Add it to a box in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it in the bath?
It is designed for the shower. For the tub, choose one of our bath bombs instead.
Why did mine dissolve so fast?
It was probably in the direct stream. Next time, move it to a corner where it only catches splashes.
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