Bath Bomb Dragon Fruit With Coconut Butter

• The fragrance is sweet and juicy, with dragon fruit’s pitaya character often described as sitting between kiwi and pear.
• The white sphere is traced with dark, fruit-like marbling, echoing the speckled look of fresh dragon fruit flesh.
• As it dissolves, the bath bomb fizzes into the water and releases its fragrance gradually.
• Colourful soap peelings help create a silky foam, turning an ordinary soak into something more theatrical.
• Coconut butter gives the bath a smoother feel on the skin, without making the ritual complicated.

This is a round bath bomb with a pale, powdery finish and dark marbled detail visible across the surface. The scent leans tropical rather than floral, with the juicy sweetness of pitaya at the centre.

Coconut butter is the hero ingredient here, chosen for the softer feel it brings to the bath. The soap peelings add a light foaming quality as the bath bomb breaks apart in the water.

Place one bath bomb into a drawn warm bath and let it fizz and dissolve fully before settling in. Rinse the bath after use, especially if colour or foam gathers around the waterline.

For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes, and store it somewhere dry until bath time so the surface stays crisp.

Dragon fruit, also known as pitaya, is a cactus fruit associated with warm climates, bright colour and a delicately sweet scent. In bath form, that fruitiness becomes a light sensory escape: steam rising, foam forming, and the water shifting from plain to playful. The bath bomb is a modern ritual object rather than a traditional bathing herb, turning fragrance, fizz and skin-softening ingredients into a single satisfying moment.

Each bath bomb weighs 180 g and is made in the United Kingdom. The listing is for one round bath bomb in the tropical bath bomb range.

A thoughtful choice for someone who loves bath rituals, tropical scents or small moments of self-care at home. It suits birthdays, thank-you gifts, care parcels, or a quiet weekend treat.