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Earl of East Japanese Bathing Ritual Bath Salts
If youre living in London, chances are that youve passed the Earl of East stores and done a double take: picture a haven of plants, plush pillows and their all-famous home fragrances. Formed around four pillars Create, Curate, Collaborate and Community the lifestyle store-cum-studio is beloved for its in-store candle-pouring and workshops. What started in Hackney as a succinct edit of candles has since evolved into a line of home fragrance favourites that spans across bath salts, incense and aromatic mists. Beyond their effortlessly chic vessels and refined typography, the candles are made from an eco-soy blend of high-quality, raw materials from ethical suppliers; co-founder Niko Dafkos assures that their work does not contribute to deforestation and respects the rights of workers and indigenous people. Which scent are you adding your space?
The key to a supremely soothing soak, the Japanese Bathing Ritual Bath Salts from Earl of East are crafted from a blend mineral-rich salts and essential oils that dissolve under running water to release their therapeutic aromas. Bliss incoming...
Available in two heavenly scents, the only hard part is picking your favourite; taking its name from the Japanese word for hot spring, the Onsen scent profile has an uplifting medley of peppermint, eucalyptus and neroli that emulates the very same sense of serenity that makes the onsen a cultural tradition. The Shinrin Yoku literally forest bath in Japanese scent is an ode to the practice of disconnecting from our fast-paced world, being in nature and absorbing the peaceful atmosphere of the woods. It has an earthy profile of cedarwood, black pepper and oakmoss that conjures the image of a forest floor after the early morning rain abates. *adds to basket*
Sprinkle into your tub for a deeply relaxing soak...
Onsen: Sodium Chloride (Himalayan Pink Salt), Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom Salt), Sodium Bicarbonate (Bicarbonate Of Soda), Citrus Reticulata (Mandarin) Oil, Citrus Aurantium Var Amara (Neroli) Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus (Eucalyptus) Oil, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Limonene* Linalool* Geraniol*
*Naturally Occurs In Essential Oils
Shinrin-Yoku: Maris Sal (Dead Sea Salt), Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom Salt), Sodium Bicarbonate (Bicarbonate Of Soda), Cedrus Atlantica Manetti (Cedarwood Atlas) Oil, Piper Nigrum Linnaeus (Black Pepper) Oil, Juniperus Communis (Juniper Berry) Oil *Limonene
*Naturally Occurs In Essential Oils
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If youre living in London, chances are that youve passed the Earl of East stores and done a double take: picture a haven of plants, plush pillows and their all-famous home fragrances. Formed around four pillars Create, Curate, Collaborate and Community the lifestyle store-cum-studio is beloved for its in-store candle-pouring and workshops. What started in Hackney as a succinct edit of candles has since evolved into a line of home fragrance favourites that spans across bath salts, incense and aromatic mists. Beyond their effortlessly chic vessels and refined typography, the candles are made from an eco-soy blend of high-quality, raw materials from ethical suppliers; co-founder Niko Dafkos assures that their work does not contribute to deforestation and respects the rights of workers and indigenous people. Which scent are you adding your space?
The key to a supremely soothing soak, the Japanese Bathing Ritual Bath Salts from Earl of East are crafted from a blend mineral-rich salts and essential oils that dissolve under running water to release their therapeutic aromas. Bliss incoming...
Available in two heavenly scents, the only hard part is picking your favourite; taking its name from the Japanese word for hot spring, the Onsen scent profile has an uplifting medley of peppermint, eucalyptus and neroli that emulates the very same sense of serenity that makes the onsen a cultural tradition. The Shinrin Yoku literally forest bath in Japanese scent is an ode to the practice of disconnecting from our fast-paced world, being in nature and absorbing the peaceful atmosphere of the woods. It has an earthy profile of cedarwood, black pepper and oakmoss that conjures the image of a forest floor after the early morning rain abates. *adds to basket*
Sprinkle into your tub for a deeply relaxing soak...
Onsen: Sodium Chloride (Himalayan Pink Salt), Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom Salt), Sodium Bicarbonate (Bicarbonate Of Soda), Citrus Reticulata (Mandarin) Oil, Citrus Aurantium Var Amara (Neroli) Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus (Eucalyptus) Oil, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Limonene* Linalool* Geraniol*
*Naturally Occurs In Essential Oils
Shinrin-Yoku: Maris Sal (Dead Sea Salt), Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom Salt), Sodium Bicarbonate (Bicarbonate Of Soda), Cedrus Atlantica Manetti (Cedarwood Atlas) Oil, Piper Nigrum Linnaeus (Black Pepper) Oil, Juniperus Communis (Juniper Berry) Oil *Limonene
*Naturally Occurs In Essential Oils
- Earl of East
Frequently Bought Together
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from 49.70€
Add both to basket
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Disappointed
I’ve bought the Shinrin Yoku one,such a disappointment! Smells awful and does absolutely nothing!
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Mini vacation
I generally use epsom salts or magnesium flakes in my bath with some essential oils but I treated myself to this product and now I am addicted. The mossy scent is so relaxing and you don't need much to make your bath smell divine.
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a lovely fragrance
These bath salts are luxurious, and smell divine. I use about half a small scoop in my bath, as hot as I dare, and that's the perfect amount as these are perfumed strongly. Would make a lovely gift to anyone who loves a bath.
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