Halloween11
11. The little bubble bath
A solid mini bubble bath with a surprising synergy.
Synergy: Pot of Hel
(Goddess of the dead in Norse mythology)
Hel, also known as Hela, is a goddess in Norse mythology. She is the daughter of Loki, the god of mischief.
Hel is associated with death and regeneration, as well as the realm of the dead in Norse mythology.
According to mythology, Hel rules over Helheim, the realm of the dead, where the souls of the deceased are
brought after their passing. Hel is often depicted as being half alive and half dead (a bit like me in a hot bath... :P).
The character of Hel embodies the duality of life and death. She is both dark and mysterious, but she plays an
essential role in the cycle of life. The souls of the departed are welcomed into her realm, where they can find
eternal rest or purification, depending on their past lives.
Hel is a complex goddess who symbolizes the end of earthly life and the beginning of life after death. She serves
as a reminder that death is an integral part of the natural cycle of life and embodies the transformation and
regeneration that follow.
For an order of this...
Usage instructions: Place the bath bomb under the tap water.
Or in a large spice infuser (under the tap water).
Or in a strainer (under the tap water).
Or you can powder it by cutting it with a knife and adding it directly to the bath.
The stronger the water flow, the more generous the foam will be.
The foam will multiply with the movement of the water.
For example, when you wave your arms in the water or when a child plays in the bath.
Ingredients: Baking soda, cream of tartar, vegetable glycerin, Coco-Glucoside (a coconut derivative), starch
(corn/tapioca), Cocamidopropyl Betaine (derived from coconut), essential oils of citrus, rosemary, eucalyptus,
cinnamon, and clove.