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How to get a bath bomb experience in the shower

Love the sensation of a good soak but don't have a tub?
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Not all of us have the luxury of a bath in our home but fear not, this conundrum has been solved with a genius idea that gets us as close as possible to the real thing.

One company is bringing the best bits of a bath bomb to the shower.

Etsy maker Denise of ApothecaryBeautyCo has tweaked her much-loved rose bath bomb recipe. These fizzies have extra geranium essential oil instead of almond oil or Epsom salt “so you won’t slip in the shower,” she says.

 

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Shower fizzies use steam to bring the luxury of bath time pampering to the shower with their rose-scented baby bombs designed for use without a bathtub. What you do get is extra natural rose fragrance from extra geranium essential oil. What better way to start your day?! 

All you need to do is place the rose- or lavender-scented steamers on the floor of the shower and the hot water will melt them and release the scent. Got a cold? Try the inspired sinus relief shower steamers with eucalyptus and menthol to ease coughing and congestion naturally. Then simply relax and soak in the aromatherapy. Genius!

If you have got a bath though and it’s often filled with energetic kids, go for a new take on an old-school favourite with the adorable ‘Fizzy Ducks’ calming bath fizzies!

This particular brand is taking a short break right now according to Etsy but scroll down for some alternate options that work just as well. 

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Comfort Zone Shower Bomb, $5.50, Lush

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Glowbomb, Fake Tan removing Bath Bomb, $18.99, Glowdry Australia

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Soap & Glory Fizz-A-Ball Bath Bombs $7, Mecca

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‘Sometimes and rose is just a rose’ Shower Steamers Bomb by deKruiderij $10.26, Etsy

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OUAI Chil Pills Bath Bombs, $51, Sephora

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Maya bath bomb in Tahitian Vanilla, $12.95, Ishka

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