Bath Dust Raspberry and Black Pepper 190g

Sprinkle this scented bath dust into warm water and let the raspberry and black pepper fragrance rise with the steam. It is a powdered bath soak with shea butter, made for turning an ordinary bath into a slower, more sensory pause.

What the bath becomes

• Ripe raspberry gives the water a bright, fruity sweetness without feeling heavy.
• Black pepper brings a darker, gently spicy edge, keeping the scent grown-up and balanced.
• The powder format lets you add it gradually, so the ritual feels unhurried.
• It suits an evening bath when you want warmth, scent and a little time away from the day.

Raspberry with a peppered edge

This bath dust pairs the softness of raspberry with the dry warmth of black pepper. The contrast is the charm: fruit first, then spice, like a warm bath with a little brightness at its centre.

How to use it

Sprinkle a small amount into warm bath water, then swirl the water by hand to help the powder disperse. Add more if you prefer a stronger scent.

Keep the container closed between baths and store it somewhere dry, away from splashes and steam.

A note on scented bathing

Powdered bath products sit somewhere between bath salts, oils and bath bombs. They are simple to use, easy to portion, and centred on the small ritual of adding scent to water. Across many bathing traditions, fragrant water has been used to mark a shift in mood and pace: not as a grand ceremony, but as a quiet signal that the day is softening.

Size and details

• Contains 190 g of bath dust.
• Fragrance: raspberry and black pepper.
• Made in the United Kingdom.

A thoughtful bath-time gift

Choose it for someone who likes scented baths, fruit-led fragrances with a little spice, or small self-care rituals that do not ask for much time. It feels considered without being overly formal.

Common questions

Is this the same as a bath bomb?
No. This is a powdered bath soak, so you sprinkle it into the water rather than dropping in a solid bomb.

How much should I use?
Use it to taste. Start with a small sprinkle, then add more if you want the fragrance to feel fuller.