Eucalyptus Shower Steamer with Lavender

Your shower steamer’s lifespan will depend on how much water comes into contact with it. If you put it directly under the water stream, it will last for about five to ten minutes. We recommend placing the steamer slightly into the stream for longer-lasting results.

Aromatherapy has been used for thousands of years as a healing treatment. Some of the benefits include:

• Pain management
• Immunity boost
• Stress relief
• Better sleep quality
• Relieves headaches and migraines

Shower steamers are easy to use! All you need to do is place one to two tabs in the water stream and watch as it fizzes. For best results, set your steamer close enough to the water where it can hit slightly. A direct hit could make the scent too powerful and decrease the steamer’s lifespan. It’s like a bath bomb but for your shower!

Shower steamers and bath bombs are similar, but they aren’t the same thing. The main distinctions between the two are the shape, essential oil concentration, and moisturizing oil quantity. Shower steamers are more focused on aromatherapy, while bath bombs are more for moisturizing.

Shower steamers are flat on one side to prevent them from rolling around in the shower. They also have a higher concentration of essential oils since they’re designed to release them into the air. Steamers do not have a large quantity of moisturizing oils because that could cause you to slip in the shower.

Bath bombs are round and meant to be dropped into your bathtub. The concentration of essential oils is less since they’ll be in direct contact with your skin. This is why bath bombs have a larger amount of other moisturizing oils to dilute the potent essential oil.

Citric acid is what causes the shower steamer to fizz and release essential oils into the air. When water hits the citric acid in the steamer, it causes a chemical reaction, releasing a gas and causing bubbles to form. The scent and the steam can create a relaxing, spa-like shower for you to enjoy.