Sunflower Serenity Bath Bomb & Salt Gift Set

Sunflower Serenity Bath Bomb & Salt Gift Set

€7,90
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Sunflower Serenity Bath Bomb & Salt Gift Set
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Sunflower Serenity Bath Bomb & Salt Gift Set

€7,90
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Sunflower Serenity is a small bathing gift set built around a chamomile and grapefruit bath bomb, paired with Himalayan bath salt and sunflower petals. It is handcrafted in the UK and presented ready for gifting.

Symbolism

Chamomile has a long history in folk herbalism as a gentle plant, while grapefruit adds a fresh citrus note traditionally linked to a lift in mood. Sunflower petals bring a bright, warm colour to the water. Many people use a set like this to turn a plain bath into a small, cheerful pause in the day.

How to use

  • Run a warm bath, then drop in the bath bomb and let it fizz completely.
  • Add the Himalayan salt and stir gently to help it dissolve.
  • Scatter the sunflower petals over the water just before you get in.

Details

  • Bath bomb: approximately 140 g
  • Himalayan salt: approximately 50 g
  • Flower petals: approximately 5 g
  • Handcrafted in the UK
Delivery

Shipped from a warehouse inside the EU to 25 countries, with a tracking link by email. Shipping is calculated on weight and shown before you pay, and it's free over your country's threshold (Italy: €59). No customs, no import fees. Delivery by country.

Returns

You have 14 days from delivery to change your mind, no reason needed. Send it back unused and in its packaging. If something arrives damaged or isn't what you ordered, the return is on us. How returns work.

Ask about this piece

Size, materials, how it's traditionally used, whether two pieces work well together: ask, and a real person will answer. Natural stone and handmade pieces vary a little, so the photo shows one example rather than the exact piece you'll receive. Write to us.

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