Bath Bombs Cosy Winter Nights 1.3kg Box

Drop one into a warm bath and let the evening take on a softer shape. This 1.3 kg box of bath bombs brings a winter fragrance of cinnamon, clove, florals, soft woods, musk, vanilla and saffron, made for slow baths when the air outside feels cold and the room fills with steam.

A warm winter scent in the water

• Cinnamon and clove open first, giving the bath a spiced, fireside feel.
• Jasmine, violet and rose bring a softer floral heart, so the scent does not stay sharp or heavy.
• Cashmere, woods and musk add a cosy base, the kind of warmth that suits an evening soak.
• Vanilla and saffron round the fragrance with a gentle sweetness and a little depth.
• The fizz makes the ritual feel more theatrical than simply adding fragrance to water.

Fizz, fragrance and a soft after-feel

These are bath bombs for a drawn warm bath, where they fizz and dissolve as the fragrance rises with the steam. The formula is designed to leave skin feeling soft and pampered after bathing.

How to make it a small evening ritual

Run a warm bath, drop in one bath bomb, and let it dissolve before settling into the water. Use externally only, and avoid contact with the eyes.

Store the box somewhere cool and dry between baths. Keeping bath bombs away from damp helps preserve their fizz until you are ready to use them.

Why the scent feels so seasonal

Spiced winter fragrances often draw on the familiar comfort of clove, cinnamon and vanilla, notes associated with cold-weather cooking, candles and gatherings indoors. Here, those warmer notes are softened by jasmine, violet and rose, then grounded with woods, musk, cashmere and saffron. The result is a bath fragrance that feels more like a quiet winter room than a bright summer soak, with enough floral detail to keep it graceful.

Box weight and origin

This is a 1.3 kg box of bath bombs, made in the United Kingdom.

A thoughtful winter bathing gift

It suits someone who likes long baths, seasonal fragrance and small rituals of care at home. The cosy spice and soft floral notes make it especially fitting for winter birthdays, festive gifting or a quiet self-care evening.

Common questions

How many bath bombs should I use at once?
For this type of bath product, one bath bomb is typically used per bath.

Will the scent be more spicy or floral?
It opens with cinnamon and clove, then moves into jasmine, violet and rose, with woods, musk, vanilla, cashmere and saffron underneath.

How should I store them?
Keep them in a cool, dry place. Moisture can start the fizzing reaction before the bath bomb reaches the water.