Ginger & Lemon Shower Steamer

Shower steamers are small, aromatic tablets designed to dissolve in the shower, releasing essential oils into the steam. If you’ve ever used a bath bomb, they’re very similar but shower steamers allow you to create that spa-like experience in less time.

To use a shower steamer, follow these simple steps: Place it on the shower floor – Choose a spot away from the direct stream of water, but close enough to let splashes and steam activate it. Activate with water – As the water splashes onto the steamer, it will begin to fizz and dissolve, releasing essential oils into the air. Enjoy the aromatherapy – Breathe in the soothing or energising scents as they mix with the steam, creating a spa-like experience in your shower. For a longer-lasting experience, avoid placing the steamer directly under the water flow.

If you're not smelling your shower steamer, here are a few things to check: Placement: Make sure the steamer is close enough to the water to activate, but not so far away that the steam can't carry the scent. Water Temperature: The steam distributes the scent, so make sure your shower is warm enough to create steam. Size of the Shower: In larger showers, the scent may dissipate more quickly. You can try moving the steamer closer to where you're standing to get a stronger aroma. Time: Give the steamer a few moments to activate and start releasing its scent. If it's still not strong enough, consider using two steamers or a stronger-scented option.

Shower steamers typically last for the duration of a 5-10 minute shower, but it depends on how much water comes into contact with them. You can extend their life by keeping them out of direct water flow but this may impact the amount of scent that you experience.

Shower steamers are formulated for the shower and may be too concentrated for a bath. Bath bombs are a better option if you’re looking for a bath experience.

It’s best to use one at a time to avoid overpowering scents. If you want a more intense experience, you can place it closer to the water stream or choose a stronger-scented steamer.

Shower steamers usually release small amounts of oil into the air, not enough to make your shower slippery. However, it’s good practice to rinse your shower floor afterwards, just in case.

Yes, steamers with essential oils like eucalyptus, peppermint, or menthol can help clear sinuses and ease congestion when used in a warm shower. Try our Eucalyptus & Ppermint Shower Steamer

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