What do bath salts actually do? Mineral salts soften the water and carry a calming scent into the steam — the difference between a bath and a ritual.

Which scent should I start with? Lavender for winding down, Tea Tree Mint for a clearing soak, Almond Honey for something warm and cozy.

How do you use them? Pour a scoop under running warm water, then settle in for ten to twenty minutes.

Made in Monroe: handmade in small batches in Monroe, Georgia, since 2003.

A bath soak works differently than a bath bomb. The fizz is nice, but the therapeutic benefit comes from the minerals dissolved in the water — magnesium from Epsom and Dead Sea salts absorbing through the skin, reducing inflammation and muscle tension in ways that are well-studied and not disputed. The question is how much mineral content you're actually getting, which depends on the concentration and quality of the salts used.

Our Bath Soaks use a mineral-forward formula with Dead Sea salt, Epsom salt, and essential oil fragrance — available in Lavender, Almond Honey, Spearmint Lavender, Spearmint, and Tea Tree Mint. Lavender before bed is the most common use case: the mineral soak addresses physical tension while the lavender essential oil works on the cortisol and stress response. Athletes and people who stand all day use the plain mineral versions for recovery. All formulas are free from synthetic dyes and artificial fragrance. The Soaking Salts collection has the full lineup. For the aromatherapy experience without a tub, Shower Bombs are the alternative. Handmade in Monroe, Georgia.