Shower bombs

The bath bomb for shower lovers

Conifer shower pebbles

Experience a spa at home

A little moment of relaxation with a melting white pine lozenge, a perfect moment to escape daily stress, relax and get into relaxation mode. These aromas are calming and rejuvenating, this tablet melts gently in the shower and the shower steam is filled with this wonderful natural fragrance. Like a spa in the forest!

Simply place the pebble on the shower floor where the water jet is not direct, to prolong its dissolution throughout your shower.

This "shower bomb" is the equivalent of a bath bomb.

Shower caddy - white pine

Eucalyptus shower bombs

A bath bomb for the shower

Our shower bombs do not contain oil or butter. They are designed for shower lovers and create the effect of a hammam spa in you very own shower.

The eucalyptus fragrance is well known for its decongesting and relaxing properties and it can help relieve the stress of a busy day. You will feel like you are breathing easier after a steam shower with this bomb.

Eucalyptus shower spray

Grapefruit shower pebble

An invigorating citrus melt-in-the-mouth bar!

How do you start a Saturday morning and a beautiful weekend? Place a tablet of this wonderful fragrance on your shower floor. The soft water will melt it and invade your bathroom with its invigorating scent.

Just like a bath bomb, our "shower bombs" are a great way to create a spa-like experience in your own shower.

Shower roller - pomelo du sud

How do I use the shower bomb?

Place the bomb on the shower floor near, but not directly under, the water stream. This will allow the bomb to gently dissolve throughout the shower. The natural fragrance evaporates with the steam and gives you a relaxing aromatic experience that will last long after the shower.

This melting tablet is designed for use in the shower and should not be used in the bath. The bombs do not contain any products that could harm your home's septic tank or plumbing.

Ingredients: Baking soda, natural fragrance & essential oils, clays, citric acid