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Soak Infusion
$24.95
Description
Soak Up the amazing ingredients of these Soak Infusions -
Rose + Heather Flower - the mineral benefits of magnesium flakes and delicacy of rose and heather flower.
Globosa + Green Tea - the incredible minerals of Dead Sea Salts and Himalayan Pink salts blended with antioxidant green tea.
Hibiscus + Lavender - the mineral effects of Epsom and Himalayan Pink salts and sensitive allure of lavender and hibiscus.
Directions: Add 2 tablespoons to a warm bath. Soak up!! The outstanding benefits while relaxing. Please remove flowers from the bath prior to releasing water.
Please remove flowers from the bath before releasing the water. Do not allow contents to get wet.
Ingredients -
Rose + Heather Flower: Magnesium Chloride Flakes (Magnesium Flakes), Rosa sp (Rose Buds), Lavendula Angustifolia (Lavender)*, Calluna Vulgaris (Heather Flowers), Paeonia (Peony). * Certified Organic. . * Certified Organic.
Globosa + Green Tea: Dead Sea Salt, Sodium Chloride (Himalayan Pink Salt), Camelia Sinensis (Green Tea)*, Gomphrena Globosa Flowers, Myosotis Sylvatica (Myosotis Flowers).*Denotes Certified Organic.
Made from organic and natural ingredients, SALT BY HENDRIX is a vegan and cruelty-free Australian brand.
Additional Information
| Fragrance | Rose + heather, Lavender + hibiscus, Globosa + green tea |
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Shipping & Returns
At Sunday Society, we aim to make your shopping experience as simple and enjoyable as possible.
Please choose carefully as we do not refund or exchange for change of mind.
To learn more about our shipping, damaged goods and returns policies please follow this link or email Sunday Society at sunday@sundaysociety.com.au
Bulky Items
Bulky or oversized items will be charged additional shipping by Sunday Society and will be invoiced after you've submitted your order. Quotes vary depending on location and cubic meterage. We endeavour to always find the most affordable option. If you would like a freight quote prior to purchase please email us at sunday@sundaysociety.com.au.
