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Floral Milk Bath by Caim & Able Review

27 August 2017 by brisbanista 1 Comment

After a long day, I love to relax in the bath so I was keen to try the floral milk bath from Caim & Able. The single sample actually provides two baths, so I tipped in half the container to my filled bath tub. The water turned a light pink colour (from the Australian clay) and the dried flowers floated on the top. The floral smell was subtle but divine.

The milk bath contains magnesium sulphate which is ideal after exercise or for sore muscles so take your time. Your skin will be softened by the coconut milk.

Magnesium is essential for thousands of biochemical reactions happening on a constant basis daily in the body. It is known to reduce muscle tension, lessen pain associated with migraine headaches and help with asthma. It can aid in muscle cramps, anxiety, poor sleep, restless legs and chronic pain.

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The smell is a beautiful combination of calendula, jasmine buds, rose petals, Hibiscus flowers and therapeutic grade essential oils of Ylang-ylang, jasmine, Australian lemon myrtle, rose geranium, frankincense, ho leaf and cedarwood.

Highly recommended.

You can buy your Floral Milk Bath from the Caim & Able website with free shipping Australia wide.

About Caim & Able

Caim & Able are an online shop selling a therapeutic collection of salts and natural skin care range includes Body Scrubs, Bath Salts and Body Sprays. All products are rich in magnesium to deliver via skin absorption, a safe, effective and rapid dose of magnesium to the body. By purchasing Caim & Able products, you are doing more than getting a gorgeous product – you are helping fund the safety of the women and children fleeing domestic violence in Australia. Caim & Able is based in Sydney, Australia with their products now available in stores worldwide.

Caim – an invisible circle of protection, drawn around the body to remind you that you are safe and loved, even in the darkest of times.

Able – our products are packaged in Australia by people living with a disability.

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  1. Michel says

    27 August 2017 at 9:44 pm

    It really is a gorgeous range of products they produce. The sprays work amazingly well and the bath salts are a beautiful gift.

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