The Spa, Taken Home
The same foot baths and salts our therapists reach for in the lounge, jarred for your own tub. Five blends, made for soaking tired feet at the end of a long day.
Milk + Flower Foot Bath
Twenty-four dried flowers and fruits, Epsom salt, and powdered whole milk.
Rose, lily, lavender, lemongrass, jasmine, fig, and lemon among them. It is the add-on our clients ask for by name. One jar is one soak: empty it into the basin, stir until the milk clouds through and the flowers begin to open.
Bath Salts
Lavender is the base of all four. What changes is the second note, and how it leaves you: settled, or awake, or somewhere gently between.
Lavender Bath Salt
The plain one, and the one we sell most of. Lavender on its own, for the nights you want nothing else in the water.
Lavender & Jasmine Bath Salt
Jasmine warms the lavender and carries further. The most fragrant of the four, and the one for a long soak.
Lavender & Rose Bath Salt
Rose petals soften the edge of the lavender. Quietly floral, and the one that makes a good gift.
Lavender & Chamomile Bath Salt
Chamomile takes the blend toward tea and sleep. Draw this one late, and go straight to bed after.
How to use them
Draw the water hot
Hotter than you think you want. A basin deep enough to cover the ankle is better than a shallow one.
Measure it in
The Milk + Flower Foot Bath is one jar to one soak, emptied straight in. For the bath salts, about half a cup to a basin, or as much as you like. Stir until it dissolves and you can smell it before your feet go in.
Twenty minutes, no phone
Long enough for the salt to draw the ache out. Dry your feet properly afterward and stay barefoot a while.
Or pick one up at the front desk.
Every blend is stocked at both lounges. Ask your therapist which one suits the week you have had. Personal care products are final sale — see our Return Policy.
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