Camphor Lavender Aroma Bath Salt
$ 18.00
Upon opening this bag of restorative bath salts, you are greeted by the uplifting yet relaxing scent of 100% Japanese camphor and lavender. These oils are blended with natural lake salt from the Tibetan plateau that is perfectly sized for deep exfoliation. Use it for a relaxing bath or a repairing foot treatment.
About KUSU HANDMADE
KUSU HANDMADE was created to celebrate Japan’s largest hardwood, the mighty camphor tree. Camphor (Kusunoki in Japan), is a highly revered tree with powerful aromatic leaves that yield an oil that has been used since ancient times as a medicine, incense, and as a potent insect repellant. KUSU HANDMADE extracts their own in-house camphor oil to create honest products that will uplift your senses and ease your spirit.
Ingredients: Salt, Jojoba Seed Oil, Camphor Oil, Lavender Oil
Quantity: 200g
Saga, Japan
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