The nightcap, drawn hot.

Cedarwood, vetiver and a grind of black pepper, pressed into a tile with 65 g of magnesium chloride. Set it in the water, give it four minutes, and stay for twenty.

A tile in its own black box, lid on, beside a bare tile with its symbol pressed into the face — Each tile in its own black box. Render; the first batch isn't pressed yet.

200 gPressed, 65 × 65 × 40 mm

4 minutesOf slow fizz, then it's gone

65 gOf magnesium chloride in every tile

Made like an object.

Lavender Hush: a square, matte lavender tile with Lv pressed into its speckled face, a eucalyptus tile behind it — Pressed, not poured.

Heavier in the hand than it looks. A square tile, not a ball.
Set in, not printed. Each scent's symbol is pressed into a matte, speckled face.
Clay, never dye. The water stays pale and the tub stays white.
Its own black box. Sealed until the evening it's for.

Two to start with.

The Eucalyptus Steam tile: matte sage green, Eu pressed into its face — Eucalyptus Steam, Eu, 200 g.

Ce Cedar NightcapCedarwood, vetiver, black pepperLate nights. Long, quiet evenings.

Eu Eucalyptus SteamEucalyptus, peppermint, rosemaryAfter a long run, or a slow start to the day.

Or the six-pack: one of each scent, Cedar Nightcap among them.

If you're buying for him.

The six-pack closed: a white case of uncoated board, Twelve Bath printed under the pressed Mg mark — The six-pack, closed.

For someone who doesn't buy bath bombs. Cedar Nightcap is the one to start with: dry, warm and woody, the last thing before bed.

The last ritual of the day.

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