Eastern botanical healing
Ancient botanicals. Modern ritual. Every evening.
Handcrafted herbal soak balls from time-honored Eastern formulas — seven natural herbs, deep-sea salt, zero additives.
Seven natural herbs, one time-honored formula
Zero additives — no preservatives, no fluorescers
Food-grade ingredients, gentle on skin
Gift sets packed and ready for giving
Average rating from our founding community of soakers
How it works
The 15-minute ritual
Warm the water
Fill a basin with warm water around 45°C / 113°F — enough to cover your ankles.
Drop one ball
Let it fully dissolve, releasing herbs, minerals, and essential oils.
Soak & breathe
Fifteen quiet minutes. Nightly for a week is where the magic shows.
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New — the scented line
Mugwort Bath Bombs
Shop all bath bombsNatural mugwort extract meets master-blended essential oils — six collectible scents and a seven-piece gift set, gentle enough for sensitive skin.

Bath Bomb Gift Set — 7 Scents (7 × 100g)
$36.99
Vanilla Jasmine (220g)
$7.99
Green Tea Grape (220g)
$7.99
Mystic Oud Blossom (220g)
$7.99
Creamy Peach Rush (220g)
$7.99
Minty Lemon Spark (220g)
$7.99
Chenpi English Breakfast Tea (220g)
$7.99Hand-pressed, additive-free. Food-grade colorants that never stain skin or tub, no synthetic fragrance, sensitive-skin friendly. Drop, fizz, soak — 15–20 minutes at 38–42°C.
Explore the collectionFrom the Journal
The Herbal Almanac
Read all storiesOne botanical at a time — the stories, traditions and rituals behind every herb we press into our bath and foot-soak balls.

Honeysuckle in the Bath: The Gold-and-Silver Flower That Sweetens Your Soak
The Herbal Almanac, one botanical at a time — #8 of 8.Image: Wikimedia CommonsWhat it isH...
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Astragalus (Huang Qi): Meet the Guardian Root of Chinese Bathing
The Herbal Almanac, one botanical at a time — #7 of 8.Image: Wikimedia CommonsWhat it isA...
ReadBamboo Leaf Baths: The Cool Green Secret of Chinese Herbal Soaks
The Herbal Almanac, one botanical at a time — #6 of 8.Image: Wikimedia CommonsWhat it isB...
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Codonopsis (Dang Shen): The "Everyday Ginseng" Hiding in Your Foot Soak
The Herbal Almanac, one botanical at a time — #5 of 8.Image: Wikimedia CommonsWhat it isC...
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