Shower Steamers

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A shower steamer works like a bath bomb for your shower: place it on the floor out of the direct water stream, and as the warmth activates it, the scent rises with the steam to fill the whole space. A few minutes of that quiet aromatherapy ritual can turn a rushed morning wash into something a little more intentional: a moment of pause, a breath, a reset before the day begins. What's inside the collection Our shower steamers are handmade in the UK, each one formulated around natural essential oils in a concentrated 70–80g format. Scent blends range from deep sleep and calming formulations, think lavender and chamomile, to invigorating profiles like eucalyptus, peppermint, and citrus for focus and post-workout recovery. There are individual steamers to suit a particular mood, and curated shower steamer gift sets of four or six pieces for gifting or for trying different scents over time. Choosing a shower steamer for your routine Think about the time of day and the effect you're after. For a shower steamer for sleep, look to the deeper, floral blends: lavender-forward formulas work well as part of an evening wind-down. For mornings or mid-afternoon slumps, a focus booster or kick-start blend with eucalyptus or rosemary can add some clarity. Post-workout, citrus and mint profiles feel reviving. If you're not sure which single scent to commit to, a shower steamer gift set is the natural way to explore. How to use a shower steamer Place the steamer on the shower floor away from the main water stream, on a ledge, a soap dish, or simply resting where the water won't hit it directly. As the shower fills with warm steam, the steamer gradually dissolves and releases its scent into the air. One steamer is typically enough for a single shower; you can use them daily or a few times a week depending on your routine. Store unopened steamers in a cool, dry place to preserve the essential oil concentration. Building a bathroom ritual Shower steamers sit naturally alongside bath bomb

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