What's the difference between a bath bomb, a bath soak, and whipped soap?
Bath bombs, bath soaks and whipped soap are different products with different jobs. A bath bomb is a solid, fizzy blend of bicarbonate soda and citric acid that dissolves quickly, releasing colour, fragrance and oils into the water purely for a fun, relaxing soak — it doesn't clean your skin. A bath soak is mineral-based (like Epsom salt) and dissolves slowly to help ease sore muscles and tension, without fizzing or changing the water's colour. Whipped soap is an actual cleanser — a light, whipped lather you massage onto your skin in the shower or bath to clean and moisturise, then rinse off.
Can I use this in a spa bath or jacuzzi?
Yes — since it fully dissolves in water, there's no reason it wouldn't suit a spa bath or jacuzzi the same way it works in a regular tub. Browse our Bath Bombs, Bath Soaks and Whipped Soaps to find your favourite.