Bath & Body
Bath bombs, soaks, salts and shower steamers. Each unit states total milligrams and net weight in grams, with the price per milligram under the price. Scent is listed by its essential oil or declared fragrance component rather than described as a mood. Every batch carries a certificate from a laboratory we do not own.
Bath bombs, soaks, salts and shower steamers. Each unit states total milligrams and net weight in grams, with the price per milligram under the price. Scent is listed by its essential oil or declared fragrance component rather than described as a mood. Every batch carries a certificate from a laboratory we do not own.
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CBD Bath Bomb Lavender
Price range: $9.00 through $14.00
$0.09 per mg
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Milligram figures work differently once something dissolves in forty gallons of water. A 100 mg bomb is 100 mg spread through a full tub, which is a very different concentration from 100 mg in a two-ounce balm, and we say so rather than letting the number imply more than it is. The per-milligram price is still printed, because you should know what you are paying for either way.
What is actually in these: sodium bicarbonate and citric acid for the fizz, Epsom or Himalayan salt in the soaks, a butter or oil phase, colorant, and either essential oils or declared fragrance. Mica and glitter are flagged where present, since some shoppers want neither anywhere near a drain. Units sell singly and in multipacks of four, six and twelve.
Cannabinoid content per unit is confirmed on every production run by an outside laboratory, with heavy metals and microbial screening on the same certificate. Anything under its printed milligrams is withdrawn from sale and its report stays published next to the passing ones.
External use. Bath products are not food, and the labels say as much. Colorants can mark a porous tub, so rinse it down afterward.