Naturopathic Bath Salts

Product Description

Lovingly created by Daylesford-based Naturopath, Bree Melotte, this beautiful range of bath salts are perfect for some well deserved rest and relaxation.  Using only the finest, consciously sourced ingredients, Bree does everything by hand to ensure the right balance of ingredients in every bottle.

“As a young girl I always marvelled at the power of herbs, making magic potions under the staircase, my sacred space where no time existed. Now as a woman I still get to make ‘magic potions’.  I’m so happy to share this gift with you.”

Each bottle contains enough salts for 3 baths, and you can pop the bath salts in the little linen bag (which allows all the goodness out, but saves you from cleaning up afterwards) or add the bath salts directly to the water and immerse yourself in the herbs, blossoms and oils.

Bree is one of the makers featured in ‘Inspired By’ on our blog.  To read more about her story just click here.

Size:
150g net weight per jar, which is enough for 3 baths.

Packaging:
Glass bottle with linen bag to soak the bath salts in the water

Price:
$15

Ingredients list for each blend

Goddess:
Epsom Salt, Himalayan Pink Salt, Celtic Sea Salt, Rose, Sage, Lavender, Passionflower, Withania, Essential Oils of Patchouli, Ylang Ylang, Clary Sage, Rosewood.

Revive:
Epsom Salt, Himalayan Pink Salt, Celtic Sea Salt, Peppermint, Blue Mallow, Rosemary, Thyme, Oregano, Eye Bright, Myrrh, Essential Oils of Eucalyptus, Peppermint, Lemon, Tea Tree, Frankincense.

Mummy Me Time:
Epsom Salt, Himalayan Pink Salt, Celtic Sea Salt, Calendula, Witch Hazel, Withania, Chamomile Flower, Lavender, Essential Oils of Lavender, Bergamot and Geranium.

Rancho Relaxo:
Epsom Salt, Himalayan Pink Salt, Celtic Sea Salt, Lavender, Passionflower, Chamomile Flower, Californian Poppy, Essential Oils of Bergamot, Lavender, Roman Chamomile and Wild Moroccan Chamomile.

* Baby In My Belly:
Epsom Salt, Himalayan Pink Salt, Celtic Sea Salt, Chamomile Flower, Lavender, Patchouli

* Safe to use after the first trimester of pregnancy, and only in a warm bath (not hot).