1. Simply place your shower steamer or bath bomb in a mesh bag or on the floor of your shower.

2. Activate your steamer by getting it wet with a few drops of water.

3. Hang your steamer anywhere outside of the direct stream of water.

4. Breathe in deep and enjoy the benefits of aromatherapy for 2-3+ showers

Helpful Tips & Tricks: 

• A nice, hot shower will create steam, which helps to release the essential oils in the product.

• Avoid letting your shower steamer get too wet. We recommend *only* getting it wet when activating it. This will extend the life of the product.

• You will know your shower steamer has activated when it begins to fizz, similar to a bath bomb.

• We recommend adding aromatherapy to your daily routine. We also have bath + body products like: bath soaks, body scrubs and body lotions, in the same aromatherapy blends.

• If the smell is too strong, you can hang it on the faucet of your sink while you shower!

• Listen to your body, everyone is different.
  
  

What Do I Need For This Process?

- A shower steamer or bath bomb. Ours are made with simple ingredients in the USA

- A mesh bag will prolong the life of your shower steamer

- A nice, steamy shower

- An open mind that's ready to feel the benefits of aromatherapy

Can I Use a Bath Bomb As a Shower Steamer?

While bath bombs and shower steamers are both used to enhance the bathing process, they're not the same. A Shower Steamer should not be used as a bath bomb.

Shower steamers contain therapeutic essential oils, menthol or fragrance that create an olfactory sensory experience when showering. They contain a high amount of essential oils that are not designed for long soaks in a hot bath and may irritate skin.

A shower steamer will sit on a shelf, or ideally hang in a mesh pouch in the shower so there's no direct skin contact. The water will activate the shower steamer, turning your shower into an aromatherapy session without much contact – or effort! – on your part.

Can I Use a Shower Steamer As A Bath Bomb?

Bath bombs often have a mix of colors and other additives like mica, flower petals, and colors inside. If you’re looking for a burst of fun and benefits, shop our full collection bath bombs. 

While using a shower steamer as a makeshift bath bomb isn't a good idea, you can use a bath bomb as a shower steamer. Put the bath bomb in a mesh or sisal bag. It won’t be nearly as fun as using it in the bath, but it works if you do not have a bath. 

We hope our shower steamers bring you joy and help to improve your quality of life.

Questions? Email us at Wicked Good