Moon Phases Jasper Bath Bomb
$14.00
Description: Because of the combination of gray, black, and white tones in this stone, Silver Leaf Jasper is renowned for promoting balance. It gives you a strong feeling of purpose, encourages stability, clears your mind, and makes you feel whole. It strengthens one’s resolve, empowering them to stand up for what they believe in and resist being intimidated by others. It can help reawaken the sense of joy that one should always have in life and has a strong connection to the Planet.
This handmade bath bomb is made from Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid from the finest ingredient suppliers. A full list of ingredients is in the tabs below.
Size: Approximately the size of a tennis ball
Weight: Approximately 7 oz
Source: Crystal Bar Soap
Uses: A powerful blend of bergamot, cassis, rose, neroli, jasmine, and smoky musk capture the essence of the glowing moon.
Fill your tub with water that’s comfortable for you to soak in.
Drop in the bath bomb of your dreams and enjoy the show. Some have hidden sparkle, a blend of colors, gorgeous fragrances, and more.
Grab onto the hidden crystal inside. You can hold onto this stone throughout the rest of your bath or place it in the water to absorb the energy.
Get in and enjoy your moment of self-care.
Only 1 left in stock
Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda), Citric Acid, Coconut Oil, Polysorbate 80, Fragrance, Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate (SLSA), FD&C Water Soluble Color, Polysorbate 80, and Biodegradable Glitter (Made from Cellulose Fibers)
Crystal bath bombs consist of vibratory essences that work on a deep level and are very powerful. They affect the physical and etheric levels to shift and raise your vibration, to energetically release that which is not of your highest good, to heal certain issues, rebalance you, and awaken your spiritual gifts and abilities. Their effects can be subtle or very intense. This depends on you and your chemistry. Experiment with them to see what works best for you! To use simply add to a hot bath and enjoy.
