Kunzea Bath Salts 800g
Epsom Magnesium Salt and hand-harvested sea salts, carrying Tasmanian Kunzea, Tasmanian Lavender and Ylang Ylang. Half a cup, a warm bath, and the aches go quiet.
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Some days it is a knee. Other days it is the back, the shoulders, the feet and the fact that you have not sat still since six in the morning. That is the day a bath does something no topical can: it gets to everything at once, for twenty minutes, while you do nothing at all.
Why you’ll love it
Head to toe, not just where you can reach.
Lavender and Ylang Ylang lean calming, not uplifting.
The Tasmanian botanical Zea was built on.
Works as a foot soak, body scrub or shower steamer.
Sea minerals and a light carrier oil, not a drying salt.
Half the adult amount in a normal bedtime bath.
Which Zea salts
| Kunzea Bath Salts | MAGZEA Muscle Recovery Salts | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Winding down and sleep | Training recovery |
| Botanicals | Kunzea, Lavender, Ylang Ylang | Kunzea, Peppermint, Lemon Ironbark |
| How it feels | Warm and calming | Fresh and cooling |
| Best time of day | Evening | After a session, any time |
| Pouch size | 800g | 600g |
| Family friendly | Yes, half the amount for children | Yes |
| Made in Australia | Yes | Yes |
Plenty of customers keep both and choose by the kind of day they have had.
What’s inside
Epsom Magnesium Salt, Flossy Sea Salt, Macrobiotic Sea Salt, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Tasmanian Kunzea Ambigua Oil, Polysorbate 80, Tasmanian Lavender Oil and Ylang Ylang Oil.
Free from synthetic fragrances, parabens, sulphates, artificial colours, preservatives and petrochemical derivatives.
See the ingredient glossaryThe magnesium salt that has been used in baths for generations, and the reason a soak feels different from a hot shower. It is the bulk of the blend, not a sprinkle on top.
Hand-harvested and sustainably sourced from the waters of the Great Barrier Reef, it carries sea minerals and marine trace elements. This is the ingredient that separates our salts from a supermarket bag.
Kunzea ambigua, plantation-farmed as well as wild harvested in Tasmania, with Tasmanian Lavender and Ylang Ylang. The scent is the reason people stay in longer than they meant to.
Four ways to use them
Half a cup in a warm bath, soak for 20 to 30 minutes.
Half a cup in a bowl of warm water, 15 to 20 minutes.
A handful in the shower for tired legs and rough heels.
A scoop on the shower floor if you do not have a bath.
The soak that stops tomorrow being the write-off day.
Nurses, hospo and tradies swear by the foot soak.
Half the adult amount in their normal bath.
When everything is stiff and the heater is not enough.
What customers tell us
★★★★★
“What bliss. A hot bath after bowls. Half a cup of Kunzea Bath Salts and you’ll have your husband calling out if you’re all right because you’ve been in that long.”
Judy B. · Verified buyer
★★★★★
“I love Kunzea Bath Salts especially after doing my exercises, I have found that my soreness is minimal. It smells divine and I love grabbing any opportunity for quiet time in the bath. One of the nicest bath salts I’ve bought.”
Anne C. · Melbourne, VIC · Verified buyer
Five-star reviews left by verified Judge.me buyers of this product, quoted as written. Individual experiences differ from person to person.
Complete the ritual
The soak does the whole body. These are what customers reach for on the way out of the bath, and on the days there is no time for one.
Zea began in 2016 as a family market stall in Tasmania and we are now Australia’s only Certified B Corporation in natural pain relief, donating 1% of all sales to the planet. The Kunzea and the Lavender come from Tasmania. The Macrobiotic Sea Salt is hand-harvested off the Great Barrier Reef. It would be cheaper to use imported salt and a fragrance oil, and it would not be the same bath.
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Questions, answered
Half a cup, or a generous handful, in a warm bath. Soak for 20 to 30 minutes to get the full benefit. An 800g pouch works out at roughly 12 to 16 baths depending on how heavy-handed you are.
Epsom Magnesium Salt, Flossy Sea Salt, Macrobiotic Sea Salt, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Tasmanian Kunzea Ambigua Oil, Polysorbate 80 as a cosmetic emulsifier, Tasmanian Lavender Oil and Ylang Ylang Oil. Free from synthetic fragrances, parabens, sulphates and preservatives.
Yes, and this is the most common question we get. Use them as a foot soak in a bowl of warm water, as a body scrub in the shower, or as a shower steamer with a scoop on the floor where the water hits.
Yes. Add around half the adult amount to their normal bath, keep the water at a comfortable temperature, and patch test first if your child has sensitive skin.
Choose Kunzea Bath Salts for winding down, stress and sleep, since the Lavender and Ylang Ylang lean calming. Choose MAGZEA Muscle Recovery Salts for pre and post-workout recovery, with cooling Peppermint and Lemon Ironbark. A lot of people keep both.
They dissolve in warm water. There is a light carrier oil in the blend, which is what leaves skin soft rather than tight, so give the tub a quick rinse afterwards as you would with any bath oil.
It is a natural essential oil blend rather than a fragrance, so it is present without filling the house. Most people describe it as the reason they stay in the bath longer than they planned.
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Choose your packThis product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. External use only. Patch test before use and avoid eye contact. Take care getting in and out of the bath, as salts and oils can make surfaces slippery. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.