Soap Flower Bouquet Red Standing

• The bouquet is arranged like a keepsake posy, with red and pink flower heads set against green leaves and pale decorative sprigs.
• The petals are soap, so the beauty is meant to be used, not saved for later.
• Warm water turns the flower into a scented bath moment, with colour dispersing as it dissolves.
• The deep red wrap gives it a gift-ready look, especially for romantic occasions, winter hampers and small self-care presents.
• It feels more personal than ordinary bath soap, because each bath begins by choosing a flower from the bouquet.

Remove one or two roses from the bouquet and add them to a warm bath. Let the petals dissolve in the water, then use the bath as usual.

Keep the wrap and decorative stems out of the bath. Store the bouquet somewhere dry between uses, away from splashes and steam.

The bouquet has a fresh fragrance and creates colourful bath water as the soap flowers dissolve. Visually, it leans rich and romantic: red roses, pink floral touches, green leaves and a textured red presentation wrap.

Soap flowers belong to a charming part of bath culture: decorative pieces that are beautiful enough to display, yet deliberately temporary. Roses are widely associated with love and affection, while carnations are often linked with admiration, making this bouquet feel especially suited to gifting. The pleasure is in the small transformation, from a flower-like object in the hand to scented colour in the bath.

This bouquet weighs 180 g. It contains six roses, two carnations, two sunflowers and one hyacinth bean, arranged in a gift bag presentation. Origin: China.

Choose it for someone who likes baths, flowers, and small rituals at home. It suits birthdays, thank-you gifts, wedding favours, Christmas stockings, or a simple moment of care for yourself.