Himalayan Salt Bath Bomb, Geranium and Grapefruit

Drop this geranium and grapefruit bath bomb into the bath for a small evening ritual. The scent is bright and floral at once, with grapefruit bringing a clean citrus lift and geranium settling it into something greener and more rounded.

Geranium, grapefruit and quiet steam

• Grapefruit gives the fragrance its fresh, sparkling edge, clear enough for a morning bath and lovely after a long day.
• Geranium brings a soft floral-green note, less sweet than rose and more garden-like in the steam.
• The surface is white and gently textured, with visible botanical flecks scattered through the top.
• As it dissolves, the fizz turns a simple soak into something more deliberate and sensory.
• It suits anyone who likes bath salts but wants the theatre of a bath bomb too.

Salt-rich fizz, simple and tactile

This bath bomb brings together the mineral character of Himalayan salt with the familiar fizzing format of a bath bomb. The rounded shape sits neatly in the hand, with a softly powdery surface and a natural-looking finish.

How to use it

Drop one bath bomb into a drawn warm bath and let it fizz and dissolve before you settle in. Use externally only, and rinse the bath after use if any botanical pieces remain.

Why Himalayan salt belongs in the bath

Himalayan salt is often chosen for bathing because it gives water a mineral, spa-like feel rather than a purely foamy one. In this format, it becomes less functional and more ritualised: the salt dissolves, the fragrance rises, and the fizz marks a clear pause in the day. Geranium and grapefruit are a thoughtful pairing here, balancing floral softness with citrus brightness rather than leaning too sweet or too sharp.

Weight and details

Each bath bomb weighs 180 g and is made in the United Kingdom. It is a single round bath bomb with a white finish and visible botanical flecks.

A thoughtful bath-time gift

A good choice for someone who loves a proper soak, especially if they enjoy fresh floral scents rather than heavy perfumes. It feels considered without being overly ornate, the kind of small gift that encourages a quieter evening.

Common questions

Can I use half at a time?
Bath bombs are generally best used whole, as breaking one can make the fizz less even and harder to store neatly.

Is this the same as a bag of bath salts?
No. It contains Himalayan salt, but it is shaped and used like a bath bomb, so the experience includes fizz as well as mineral salt dissolving into the water.