Is a bubble bath with essential oils safe for sensitive skin?
It depends on the skin. Essential oils naturally contain components such as linalool and limonene. The most reactive skin does better with a fragrance-free bath. For skin that handles a natural scent, this one is pH 5.5 and dermatologist approved. The SoPure® Calming Bubble Bath carries no synthetic fragrance.
What does lavender and bergamot smell like together?
Lavender is a clean, sweet, herbaceous floral. Bergamot is the bright citrus behind Earl Grey tea, with a soft floral edge. Together they read fresh and balanced, the citrus lifting the herb. SoPure® scents this bubble bath with pure lavender and bergamot essential oils, never synthetic fragrance.
How much bubble bath should you add to a bath?
Three to six capfuls of 5ml each, added under warm running water as the bath fills. More capfuls give bigger bubbles. Swirl the water to build the foam, then rinse and pat skin dry. The SoPure® formula is pH 5.5 and safe for every-night use.
What is the difference between real lavender essential oil and lavender fragrance in a bubble bath?
Lavender fragrance is a synthetic scent built to smell like lavender. On the label it usually sits as fragrance or parfum. Real lavender essential oil is distilled from the plant and named on the ingredient list. SoPure® uses pure lavender essential oil, listed as Lavandula Angustifolia Oil.
Which bubble baths use real essential oils?
Check the ingredient list rather than the front of the bottle. A real essential oil appears under its botanical name. A synthetic scent hides behind fragrance or parfum. SoPure® lists Lavandula Angustifolia Oil and Citrus Aurantium Bergamia Fruit Oil. It is made in Johannesburg and trusted by 100,000+ South African mums since 2005.
