Handmade natural essential oil bath bomb

Short Description

A handmade, all-natural bath bomb made in Quebec, available in three enveloping fragrances: Calme, Chérie, and Rosie. Each variation transforms bath time into a gentle, effervescent, and fragrant moment, with carefully selected essential oils.

Long Description

These handmade bath bombs by La Marcotterie are small relaxation rituals to drop into warm water to create a spa ambiance at home. Their all-natural formula combines Epsom salts, shea butter, sunflower oil, and essential oils to provide a gentle, fragrant, and comforting bath experience.

Each fragrance has its own personality. Calme blends cedarwood, lavender, and eucalyptus for a fresh, soothing, and relaxing sensation. Chérie offers a brighter mix of citrus and flowers, with bergamot, orange, lavender, and benzoin. Rosie, more floral and delicate, envelops the bath in notes of geranium, lavender, and bergamot.

Perfect for complementing a home spa, beauty, or relaxation gift box, these bath bombs add an artisanal, sensory, and charming touch. A beautiful way to transform a simple bath into a moment of pause, softness, and well-being.

Product Details

• Handmade artisanal bath bomb
• All-natural product
• Designed for all skin types
• Also suitable for sensitive skin, depending on the variant
• Effervescent and gentle formula for the bath
• With Epsom salts, shea butter, and sunflower oil
• Scented with essential oils
• Approximate weight: 70 g
• Made in Quebec by La Marcotterie

Available Variants

Calme

Essential oils: lavender, eucalyptus, cedarwood.

A fresh, relaxing, and soothing fragrance, perfect for creating a calming atmosphere. This variant is ideal for a comforting bath after a long day.

Chérie

Essential oils: bergamot, lime, orange, lavender, benzoin.

A bright, soft, and slightly floral fragrance, blending citrus with the soothing notes of lavender and benzoin. Naturally colored with French red clay, it adds a warm and feminine touch to the bath ritual.

Rosie

Essential oils: lavender, geranium, bergamot.

A floral, delicate, and soothing fragrance, perfect for a moment of softness. With its essential oils of lavender, geranium, and bergamot, Rosie creates an enveloping and refined bath experience.

How to Use

Fill the bathtub with lukewarm or warm water, then drop the bath bomb into the water. Allow it to fizz gently until completely dissolved.

Enjoy the fragrance, the softness of the water, and the moment of relaxation. After the bath, rinse the tub as needed to remove any natural residue of flowers, clay, or oils.

What to Pair it With in a Gift Box

• A gentle or soothing candle
• A room spray or body mist
• A hand cream or body cream
• A guest towel or bath accessory
• A sponge, body brush, or exfoliating mitt
• A foaming soap or natural soap
• A greeting card to complete the gift

Ingredients

Calme

Epsom salts, citric acid, corn starch, baking soda, shea butter, sunflower oil, witch hazel, lavender flowers, essential oils of lavender, eucalyptus, cedarwood.

Chérie

Epsom salts, citric acid, corn starch, baking soda, shea butter, sunflower oil, witch hazel, French red clay, Himalayan pink salt, essential oils of bergamot, lime, orange, lavender, benzoin.

Rosie

Epsom salts, citric acid, corn starch, baking soda, shea butter, sunflower oil, witch hazel, French pink clay, dried rose petals, essential oils of lavender, geranium, bergamot.

Warnings

• For external use only.
• Avoid contact with eyes.
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
• Keep out of reach of children, unless under adult supervision.
• Use with caution, as the bathtub may become slippery after use.
• Rinse the bathtub after use to remove natural residues of clay, flowers, or oils.

Campagne Urbaine offers a selection of La Marcotterie products as an authorized retailer. These artisanal Quebec creations are carefully chosen for their quality, their enveloping fragrances, and their strong coherence with the universe of our gift boxes. The information provided is descriptive and serves to present the products in the context of the Campagne Urbaine experience.