Optimism • Balance • Joy
Elevate your bath ritual with SPÈ Go Wild Botanical Bath Tea. Inspired by wildflower meadows and natural botanicals, this soothing mineral bath blend is designed to relax the body, calm the mind and nourish the skin.
Healing calendula, delicate rose petals, pink hibiscus and soothing chamomile are combined with mineral-rich salts and essential oils for a gentle aromatherapy experience.
What This Does
• Helps reduce stress and tension
• Nourishes and softens skin
• Creates a calming bath ritual
• Promotes relaxation and wellbeing
• Adds gentle botanical aromatherapy
Botanical Ingredients
Calendula (Marigold Flowers)
Rose Petals
Hibiscus
Chamomile
Soft floral botanicals designed to calm and soothe.
Mineral Salt Blend
Scottish Sea Salt
Himalayan Salt
Dead Sea Salt
Jojoba Oil
Nourishing Colloidal Oatmeal
Designed to soothe muscles and comfort dry skin.
Essential Oil Profile
Floral · Soft · Meadow · Uplifting
Rose Geranium
Honeysuckle
Petitgrain
Wellness Notes
Rose Geranium — balancing and calming
Honeysuckle — uplifting and comforting
Petitgrain — calming and gently refreshing
This curated blend supports relaxation while promoting joy, optimism and emotional balance.
How to Use
Bath
Run a warm bath and add 1/2 cup of Bath Tea. Allow to dissolve fully.
Bathe for approximately 20 minutes. Pat skin dry after bathing.
Foot Soak
Dissolve 1/4 cup (50g) in 5 litres of warm water (approx. 37°C).
Soak for up to 20 minutes.
Hand Soak
Dissolve 2 tablespoons (30g) in 2 litres of warm water.
Soak for up to 20 minutes.
Shower
Sprinkle a small handful on the shower base and enjoy the aromatic steam. Salts also help keep surfaces fresh.
Important Information
For external use only
Always check for personal allergens before use
If pregnant, consult your doctor before using essential oils
Do not use on children or animals
Key Features
• 200 ml botanical bath tea
• Mineral salt blend
• Nourishing colloidal oatmeal
• Botanical petals and flowers
• 100% natural essential oils
• Aromatherapy wellness ritual
• Handcrafted in Scotland
