Hand Soap Flower Bouquet Red Box

• The arrangement gives the look of a floral gift, with soap petals detailed enough to feel decorative before use.
• Drop one or two roses into warm bath water and watch them slowly dissolve.
• The bath takes on colour as the flowers melt, turning an ordinary soak into something more ceremonial.
• The scent is delicate rather than overpowering, made for a quiet bathroom moment.
• Because each flower is designed to be used, it feels less like something to keep and more like something to enjoy.

Place one or two roses into warm bath water and allow them to dissolve before or during your bath. Use the carnations in the same way, adding them when you want a little more colour and fragrance in the water.

Keep the bouquet dry until use. Store it away from splashes, steam and damp surfaces so the soap petals stay neat.

The bouquet is arranged in a red box, giving it the feel of a small floral offering rather than a simple bath product. The flowers are delicately scented, so the fragrance becomes part of the bathing ritual without needing a candle or diffuser beside it.

Roses have long been associated with affection, beauty and devotion in European flower symbolism, while carnations are often linked with admiration and remembrance. In this form, the gesture becomes more fleeting and personal: the bouquet is not only looked at, but used. There is a gentle charm in watching something floral and decorative become colour, water and scent, turning a familiar gift into a small act of care.

• Contains nine bath roses and two bath carnations.
• Total weight: 80 g.
• Presented in a red box with a gift bag.
• Made in China.

This suits someone who enjoys baths, pretty bathroom details or gifts with a little ritual built in. It works well for birthdays, wedding favours, Christmas stockings or a simple treat for someone who likes beauty with a purpose.