Un autre coup de coeur !
Geneviève MarceauVerified purchaseIn French
BOMBE DE BAIN JADE
Estimated delivery: Nov 17 to 27.
Your cart
Free shipping from $80 · a free gift of your choice from $140.
- Shipping · $80
- Gift · $140
- Second gift · $240
Add it and you’re $70.50 away from free shipping.
- Free shipping in Canada from $80Otherwise, $9. Orders ship within 3 to 7 business days.
- Damaged parcel? We’ll replace itEmail us a photo at info@selv.ca. Return policy
Eucalyptus, menthe verte & sapin
Un grand respire. Les épaules qui se déposent. Un moment juste à vous.
At a glance
- How to use
- Déposez la bombe dans une baignoire remplie d’eau chaude et laissez-la se dissoudre.
- Notes
- Top
- Eucalyptus, menthe verte et orange douce
- Heart
- Romarin et aiguilles de sapin
- Base
- Bois de cèdre
In detail
Enrichie d’huiles de coco et de tournesol, cette bombe effervescente se dissout dans l’eau chaude et y libère son mélange d’huiles essentielles. Une invitation à ralentir, à fermer les yeux et à retrouver le plaisir de ne rien faire.
How to use it
Déposez la bombe dans une baignoire remplie d’eau chaude et laissez-la se dissoudre. Installez-vous, respirez doucement et savourez ce temps qui vous appartient.
The formula
Bicarbonate de sodium, acide citrique, huile de coco, huile de tournesol, eau distillée, huiles essentielles d’eucalyptus, de menthe verte, d’orange douce, de romarin, de bois de cèdre et d’aiguilles de sapin.
200gr
Le parfum
Frais, herbacé et boisé, avec une douce touche d’agrumes.
Notes de tête : eucalyptus, menthe verte et orange douce.
Notes de cœur : romarin et aiguilles de sapin.
Notes de fond : bois de cèdre.
What’s inside
Its ingredients
-
Sodium bicarbonate
Fizzing agent
Makes your bath fizz: on contact with water, it reacts with citric acid and releases bubbles.
Sodium bicarbonate is a white powder, also known as baking soda. On contact with water, it reacts with citric acid and releases carbon dioxide: those are the bubbles.
-
Citric acid
Fizzing agent
The acid partner to sodium bicarbonate: when the bomb meets the water, the two make the bubbles.
Citric acid is a weak acid, widely used in cosmetics and in food. In a bath bomb, it reacts with sodium bicarbonate on contact with water: that is what makes the bubbles.
-
Coconut
Cocos nucifera
Leaves your skin smooth and silky: oil from the white flesh of the coconut, which melts on contact.
Coconut oil comes from the white flesh of the coconut, the fruit of the coconut palm, which grows in tropical regions. Firm when cool, it melts with the warmth of the skin and then spreads easily. It is used to condition and soften the skin.
-
Sunflower
Helianthus annuus
Leaves your skin supple and soft to the touch: a fluid oil pressed from sunflower seeds.
Sunflower oil is pressed from the seeds of the tall yellow flower, a member of the daisy family native to North America. Fluid, it acts as an emollient: it softens the skin, keeps it supple and helps keep it from drying out.
-
Water
Solvent
Dissolves or disperses the other ingredients of the formula: water, its solvent.
In a formula, water acts as a solvent: it dissolves or disperses the other ingredients. In the INCI nomenclature, it goes by its Latin name, Aqua.
What gives it its scent
Smells like: eucalyptus, spearmint, sweet orange, rosemary, cedarwood and fir needles (only the essential oils in the formula).
-
Eucalyptus
A lively, crisp freshness, spa-style: eucalyptus.
Eucalyptus is a tree native to Australia whose leaves are distilled to obtain an essential oil. Several species yield one, including Eucalyptus radiata and Eucalyptus globulus; when known, the species appears in the ingredient list. It is used for fragrance and brings a lively, spa-like freshness.
-
Mint
A green note with a hint of spring: essential oil distilled from mint leaves.
Mint essential oil is distilled from the leaves and stems of the plant, which belongs to the same family as lavender and rosemary. The name mint covers several species with similar scents. It is used for fragrance.
-
Sweet orange
A sweet, warm note for a snug moment: essential oil from orange peel.
Sweet orange essential oil is taken from the fruit’s aromatic peel. The orange tree, a member of the citrus family, is native to South-East Asia and southern China. It is used for fragrance.
-
Rosemary
An herbal note with a hint of pine, for a countryside mood: rosemary.
Rosemary essential oil is distilled from the leaves of this shrub of the mint family. Rosemary is native to the Mediterranean basin. It is used for fragrance.
-
Cedarwood
A dry, woody note with a quiet warmth: essential oil distilled from cedarwood.
Cedarwood essential oil is distilled from the tree’s wood. In the trade, the name cedar covers several species of conifers with fragrant wood. It is used for fragrance.
-
Fir
A resinous note, like a holiday tree: fir essential oil.
Fir is a conifer of the genus Abies, in the pine family. Several fir species yield an essential oil with a resinous scent, distilled from their needles. It is used for fragrance.
This list may change; refer to the product label. Photos are for illustration only.
See the full ingredient listReviews
What our customers say
Based on 1 review
- 5 stars 1 review
- 4 stars 0 reviews
- 3 stars 0 reviews
- 2 stars 0 reviews
- 1 star 0 reviews
Most recent
-
-
Your ritual in a photo? Add it to your review.
Show my ritual (on Judge.me, opens in a new tab)
Every review, including the ones we don’t show here, is on Judge.me. Read the review (on Judge.me, opens in a new tab) Write a review (on Judge.me, opens in a new tab)
selvmade
Fabriqués à la main au Québec depuis 2019, les produits Selv Rituel sont inspirés par le vivant et les rythmes de la nature.
Les branches qui composent nos créations sont cueillies à la main à la campagne par les parents de Sarah, puis séchées avec soin pour en préserver la beauté naturelle.
Nos créations sont certifiées Leaping Bunny, sans cruauté envers les animaux.