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Yuzu Bath Herbs
$27
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Scroll downLike a tea-bag for your bath pop this in and enjoy the refreshing aroma of Yuzu. The refreshing citrus scent is perfect for those who want to feel refreshed. This bath infusion is packed this product with a generous amount of fruits and herbs so that you can close your eyes and feel the breeze blowing through the Yamato Plateau and the scent of greenery surrounding.
Details
Ingredients: Yuzu from Yamato Plateau in Nara, Yoshino Heibara Lemongrass
How to use:
Step one - Place herb pouch in your bathtub
Step two - Fill your bathtub with hot water
Step three - Massage the herbs into your skin while you bath or just sit back and enjoy the aroma
After use, lightly squeeze out excess water and place it next to the bathtub or in a location where it can try in a well ventilated place or in the sun to dry out fully.
Can be used twice, it can be used more times however the fragrance will lessen slightly after initial two uses and with continued use.
About
Each of these bath herb packs in made using 100% natural plant materials. Everything inside these little bundles is grown naturally in Nara Prefecture in Japan. The gentle fragrance will waft through the air as you breath in and enjoy your bath time. Each one is free from synthetic fragrances and colouring and all ingredients (except for Hinoki) are grown without any pesticides or chemical fertilisers.
Jiwa Jiwa was founded by Azusa Matsumoto and born from a desire for natural bath products that are crafted from 100% natural ingredients all sourced from Nara Prefecture. Jiwa Jiwa believes in bringing the power of plants into your daily life. Using all natural ingredients they make soaps and bath herbs to clean and nourish your skin.
Origin
Nara, Japan
34.6994° N, 135.8464° E
Nara is the capital of Japan's Nara Prefecture, in south-central Honshu. The city has significant temples and artwork dating to the 8th century, when it was Japan's capital. Deer roam in Nara Park, site of Tōdai-ji temple.