Ingredients

A highly water-soluble magnesium salt central to modern mineral-bath culture.

Evaporated seawater crystals used for mineral character, texture, and bath ritual.

A chloride-rich mineral mixture whose ionic profile differs materially from ordinary sea salt.

A pink rock salt valued mainly for visual identity and sodium-chloride mineral bathing.

An oxygen-releasing carbonate ingredient whose use requires finished-formula concentration, stability, and irritation review.

A swelling mineral clay used for suspension, opacity, and a distinctly earthy bath feel.

A standardized, finely milled oat preparation with a stronger skin-care evidence base than most bath botanicals.

A mineral-rich marine botanical powder used for oceanic color and story.

A red-algae material used for marine identity, color, and formulation texture.

A mildly alkaline, water-soluble carbonate salt used to influence bath-water pH and feel.

A combined sodium carbonate–bicarbonate material with alkalinity between common baking soda and soda ash preparations.

A water-soluble, alkaline carbonate salt used in tightly controlled formulas to adjust pH and water behavior.

An aromatic seed botanical with a warm, anise-like profile.

An earthy root botanical common in traditional herbal narratives.

A roasted-earth botanical used mainly for visual and traditional-formulation storytelling.

Finely milled green tea used for color and a contemporary botanical ritual.

A potent spice botanical dominated aromatically by eugenol.