• Magnesium and Epsom salts
  • Goat milk nourishment
  • Real rose petals
  • Soothes tired muscles

What it is

A bath soak from Spice Beauty, a bath-and-body brand built around its Milk and Rose line. A mineral salt blend with real rose petals.

What it does

Magnesium, Epsom salt, and pink Himalayan salt melt into warm water to soothe tired muscles and soften skin, while goat milk and Damask rose nourish. The rose petals make the bath feel a little luxurious.

Who it's for

Anyone with a bathtub and a long day. Good after workouts or whenever muscles feel tight.

How to use

How much: A generous handful or two per bath.

1. Pour into warm running bath water and let it dissolve.
2. Soak for 15 to 20 minutes.
3. Rinse off or pat dry.

Where it fits: In the bath, in the evening.

Inside the formula

Magnesium

Part of the mineral mix that helps skin look brighter and smoother

Epsom Salt

Magnesium sulfate, the classic bath salt for tired muscles.

Pink Himalayan Salt

A mineral salt that softens bath water.

Goat Milk

Rich in gentle lactic acid and fats that soften skin.

Damask Rose

A fragrant rose variety used for its scent and soothing properties.

Why we stock it

We stock this because the rose petals are not just decoration. The mineral blend actually softens the water, and goat milk keeps skin from drying out after.

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About the brand

Spice Beauty

Latina-owned glow, made in LA

Spice Beauty is a Latina and woman-owned beauty and skincare brand made in Los Angeles. The name honors the founder's Mexican heritage, and the formulas are clean and cruelty-free, built around natural ingredients like goat milk, rose, coconut oil, and shea butter. Their ethos is simple: clean and simple, because what goes on your body matters, with 5% give back.

We stock Spice Beauty because their Milk and Rose bath and body line smells like a spa day while their prices don't act like it.

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Skincare questions, answered

Where does this go in my routine?

Thinnest to thickest: cleanser, toner, serum, moisturizer, then SPF in the morning. This product's How to use section above tells you its exact step.

When will I see results?

Give it 4 to 6 weeks of consistent use — that's one full skin cycle. Hydration shows up in days; tone and texture take weeks. If your skin reacts badly (stinging, new breakouts that don't settle within a week), stop using it.

I have sensitive skin. Will this irritate me?

Patch test first: a dab behind your ear or along your jawline, wait 24 hours. Fragrance-free formulas are the safest bet for reactive skin — check the highlights on this page.