Tease Tea Chamomile Bath Salt – Coconut Chamomile Dreams Bath Soak, Hydrating and Moisturizing Bath Soak, Organic Bubble Bath for Women with Coconut Oil and Chamomile Oil

This bubble bath soak from brand TEASE has proven to be entirely calming and smells so good it will soak right through your mind as well as your skin. Put me into an incredible state of relaxation.I fell asleep in the tub with candles burning and my iron left plugged-in on a shaky board next to the tub that nearly fell when my cat jumped up, and was two inches away from electrocuting me and burning the entire house down at the same time thanks to this Chamomile and Coconut Dreams blend. That’s how distracting this stuff is, wow.The brand TEASE offers a wonderful variety of other bathroom and tea-related products that I was able to discover with a simple search, I will hopefully be ordering more life-affirming options from them in the future. 5 stars.

I had high hopes about this with the name “coconut chamomile dream”, and maybe that set my expectations too high. When you check the ingredients, it does contain quite a list of natural ingredients, especially oils. Unfortunately, they do not produce the strong scent combination I was expecting.Another issue is that it came as a single 120-gram bag although the product page mentions a single 600-gram bag. While the price was not available at the time of writing, it was indicated to be $29 CAD at the time of order. That price is definitely to high for a 120-gram bag, but it is still high for a 600-gram pack too.The instructions on the bag mention using a single cup of bath salts which is a vague description of the amount to be used. However, on the front of the bag, it says “120g | 1 bath”, and similarly in the visuals on the product page, it says “600g | 5 baths”, so we can deduce from these that 120 grams is the suggested single serving size. If you have a 120-gram bag, you can simply use all, but if you have a 600-gram bag, it would be hard to judge the amount.One last issue is the residue I found in my tub water. There were stuff of which I was not sure of and I thought they were dirt from the tub, as I did not notice anything other than powder. However, the ingredients mention chamomile flowers, so they were probably that, and I would have enjoyed my soak much better if I noticed the mentioned item in the ingredients before. It is actually a good thing to have many oils and some flower pieces, so I am telling you to inform you before using it, so that you can enjoy the flower pieces, and not think that it is dirt residue.The product is a bath salt, so don’t expect bubbles from it; it rather produces a semi-opaque bath water. There are 5 different oils, mostly organic, in the ingredients list, as well as chamomile flowers and coconut milk. These are really good items if you like natural ingredients. As I mentioned earlier, the scent was not as strong as I expected, but note that there does not seem to be a fragrance item in the ingredients list, so this might be something natural product lovers appreciate too.Overall, my expectations were different and not matched, but this is still a good product. However, the 120-gram pack is a small and a single serving pack, and the price of $29 CAD at the time of order was too high. Please check your price and the size you receive.

Goodness does this ever smell great. I pride myself on my keen sense of smell, and have always enjoyed nice smelling things (food, soap, laundry, hygiene stuff, etc.). I also pride myself on my ability to differentiate between a quality, natural scent, versus a poor, artificial one. This is definitely the former. The feel, appearance, and most of all fragrance of this product are all five stars.If I had one negative thing to say it’s that it’s basically a one-time use product. Even then, I’d probably want two packets, or even more, in a bath. So while luxurious, it could also be very expensive.