Kara Kawa Bath Bomb
Kara Kawa Bath Bomb
Kara Kawa combines honest, artisanal skill with therapeutic New Zealand flora. Handmade by Kara in small batches, these decadent Bath Bombs are vegan and made in the Tasman region of New Zealand.
Simply unwrap and toss a bath bomb in, let it fizzle and infuse your water with Kawakawa, Lavender and Epsom Salt. Use a Bath Bomb before bedtime to promote a deep, restorative sleep.
Key ingredients:
- Kawakawa Leaves, Kawakawa-Infused Plant Hydrosol, and Coconut Oil help calm inflammation – reducing itchiness, redness and swelling while providing soothing moisture.
- Lavender soothes your senses, calming a busy mind and improving sleep.
- Epsom Salt is rich in magnesium and relaxes sore, tense muscles.
Each soak can help ease arthritic pain, eczema, fibromyalgia, psoriasis, swelling, bruises and achy feet, using gentle ingredients that don’t irritate or strip the skin of its natural oils but leave your skin feeling hydrated, smooth and lightly scented.
Kara’s Kawakawa is harvested by hand in the Marlborough Sounds. Her process respects New Zealand’s heritage, ancestors and future generations by honouring Māori tradition and sustainable practice.
Care is taken to not break branches, disrupt the surroundings, or over-pick plants. We pick only the leaves with the most holes and only a few from each tree. We take only what’s needed and return any spare flora to the Earth. Honestly, there usually isn’t excess as we use all of the plant, including the stalks.
Harvested Kawakawa is washed in clean water before processing.
Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive and those with skin conditions (eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis). Great for calming arthritic pain and tired, swollen feet. Helps relax anyone suffering from sleep disorders like insomnia.
Net weight: 90g
Packaging: Recyclable paper
Composition: Made from 100% natural, spray-free ingredients
This product is also available for purchase instore at Zealandia's gift shop.
All proceeds support Zealandia's 500 year conservation mission.
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