tree hut lavender Stress Relief Bath Soak | Eucalyptus Lavender Bath Salts

tree hut lavender Stress Relief Bath Soak | Eucalyptus Lavender Bath SaltsThree salts. Four essential oils. One very specific job: getting your body to finally unclench. Your shoulders are up by your ears again. You can feel it. The tension that builds through the day, the kind that sits in your neck and lower back and doesn't leave just because you're technically done working. This bath soak was built for exactly that. We use three salts here, and each one matters. Dead Sea salt brings the minerals your muscles have been

Three salts. Four essential oils. One very specific job: getting your body to finally unclench.

Your shoulders are up by your ears again. You can feel it. The tension that builds through the day, the kind that sits in your neck and lower back and doesn't leave just because you're technically done working. This bath soak was built for exactly that.

We use three salts here, and each one matters. Dead Sea salt brings the minerals your muscles have been asking for. Epsom salt delivers magnesium straight through your skin, which is the fastest way to get it where it needs to go. Pacific sea salt grounds the whole blend. Then we added sweet almond oil and vegetable glycerin so you climb out feeling soft instead of dried out.

The scent profile is cool and herbal with a floral undertone. Eucalyptus opens up your sinuses the moment you pour it in. Peppermint adds that cooling tingle that tells your skin something's actually happening. Lavender brings the classic calm, the note your brain already associates with winding down. And clary sage is the quieter one in the blend; it works on your nervous system, helping your brain catch up to what your body already knows: the day is over.

The jar comes with a cork stopper and a wooden scoop, which matters more than it sounds. You're not fumbling with a plastic lid or digging around with wet hands. Just pop the cork, scoop what you need, and you're in.

"I formulated this for the people who hold stress in their bodies. The ones who don't realize they're clenching until someone points it out. The eucalyptus and peppermint give you that immediate cooling 'ahh' moment, the lavender tells your brain it's time to stop, and the clary sage does the deeper nervous system work. They're a team."

Why You'll Love The Stress Relief Bath Soak

• Triple-salt muscle relief: Dead Sea, Epsom, and Pacific sea salts work together to ease tension and soreness. The magnesium in Epsom salt absorbs through your skin, which is faster than taking a supplement.
• Four essential oils, one goal: Eucalyptus and peppermint clear your head and cool your skin. Lavender and clary sage calm your nervous system. The combination is why this actually works.
• Won't dry you out: Sweet almond oil and vegetable glycerin stay in the water with you. Your skin feels soft when you're done, not tight.
• Cool, herbal, grounding: Spa-like in the best way. The eucalyptus-peppermint hit is immediate; the lavender-sage calm builds as you soak.
• Comes ready to use: Cork stopper and wooden scoop included. No digging around with wet hands or dealing with crusty plastic lids.

Key Ingredients

Dead Sea Salt

Contains magnesium, potassium, and calcium in concentrations you won't find in regular sea salt. These minerals help with muscle recovery and skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis.

Epsom Salt

Pure magnesium sulfate. Relaxes muscles, eases tension, and draws out impurities. The magnesium absorbs through your skin, which is why an Epsom bath actually works.

Eucalyptus Essential Oil

Clears the mind and the sinuses simultaneously. That sharp, clean scent isn't just pleasant; it's actively helping you breathe deeper.

Lavender Essential Oil

The classic. Your brain already knows what lavender means: time to wind down. We use it here to bridge the cooling oils and the deeper calm of clary sage.

Clary Sage Essential Oil

The calming agent in the blend. Known for hormone-balancing properties and reducing feelings of anxiety. Does the quiet work while eucalyptus gets all the credit.

How to Use It

Use the included wooden scoop to add 2-3 tablespoons into running bathwater. The oils will disperse and the salts will dissolve. Soak for at least 20 minutes to let the magnesium do its job. Works for foot soaks too: use 1-2 tablespoons in a basin of warm water when you just need to sit down and not think for a while.

Goes Well With

• Purifying Eucalyptus Mint Sugar Scrub: Use this in the shower first to slough off the day, then follow with the bath soak. Double eucalyptus-mint hits different.
• Eucalyptus Tea Tree Soap Bar: For when you want that clean, cleared-out feeling but don't have time for a full bath. The soap version of this mood.
• Relaxing Lavender Bath Soak: The other half of your bath salt collection. This one leads with cool eucalyptus-peppermint; that one leads with warm lavender. Different nights, different needs.

Your muscles have been asking for this. Give them the answer.