Bath Dust Apple Pie and Custard 190g

Sprinkle this bath dust into warm water and the room turns cosy: spiced apple, soft sweetness, and the familiar comfort of custard. It is a powdered bath soak for turning an ordinary bath into a slower, more fragrant ritual, with a dessert-inspired scent that feels warm rather than sugary.

What the soak brings

• The powder dissolves into the bath water, so the scent spreads through the whole soak rather than sitting in one place.
• Spiced apple gives the fragrance its homely warmth, like fruit softening in the oven.
• Creamy custard rounds it out with a smooth, comforting sweetness.
• The bath leaves skin feeling soft, smooth and lightly scented.
• It suits evenings when you want the bath to feel less functional and more like a small pause.

The scent of pudding weather

This is a gourmand fragrance with a British kind of comfort to it. The apple feels warm and spiced, while the custard note softens the edges, giving the bath a gentle, nostalgic sweetness. It is cosy, familiar and easy to enjoy, especially when the day calls for warm water and quiet.

How to use it

Sprinkle the bath dust into warm running water, using as much or as little as you like for the strength of scent you prefer. Let it dissolve before settling in.

Why powdered bath soaks feel different

Its pleasure is in the small ritual of scattering fine powder into water and letting the fragrance unfold gradually. Here, the idea is simple and modern: a fragrant powder that makes warm water feel more considered.

Pack size and origin

This pack contains 190 g of bath dust and is from the United Kingdom.

A cosy gift

A thoughtful choice for someone who loves long baths, sweet bakery scents, or small self-care rituals at home. It feels especially suited to autumn evenings, winter weekends, and anyone who finds comfort in familiar kitchen-table fragrances.

Common questions

How much should I use?
Use it to taste. A lighter sprinkle gives a softer scent, while more powder makes the fragrance fuller in the bath water.