How to Use Bath Salts: In the Bath, the Shower, or No Tub at All
How much to use, how long to soak, and how to use bath salts in the shower, as a scrub, in a foot soak or a spa bath.
Japanese Onsen Rituals
The ancient art of onsen bathing, crafted for your daily skin ritual.
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Pure Epsom Salt Bath Soak
− $10 extra with your founder code = $25.00 first pouch
1kg / 2.2lbs · Made in Australia
Awaken tired skin. Soften the body. A generous half cup under warm running water, twenty minutes, and the day comes off you. Epsom salts infused with real yuzu peel oil and sencha green tea, blended in small batches.
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What's in the pouch Magnesium Sulfate (Epsom Salt), Sodium Bicarbonate, Tapioca Starch, Camellia sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract, Citrus junos (Yuzu) Peel Oil. That's the whole list.
Who it's for
For the woman who does everything, and has nothing in the day that's hers.
You don't need a twelve-step routine, and you don't need another promise about turning back time. You need twenty minutes behind a locked door, warm water, and something that smells like it was made with care. That's the whole idea. Japan has been running that bath for 1,300 years.
What's Inside
柚子 · Yuzu
The problem: skin that looks tired and flat, and an evening that never quite switches off. Japan has run yuzu baths since the Edo period: whole fruit floating in the water on the winter solstice, the ritual called yuzu-yu. Real cold-pressed peel oil, not a fragrance accord pretending to be one.
緑茶 · Ryokucha
The problem: dryness and that rough, sandpaper texture that body lotion never quite fixes. Sencha is the everyday green tea of Japan, and its leaf extract is naturally rich in antioxidant polyphenols. Paired with pure Epsom salts and a little bicarb to soften the water itself.
Twenty minutes. One warm soak. Nothing you can't pronounce.
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"The yuzu scent is quietly beautiful. Not overpowering, just warm and calming. I have made this my Sunday evening ritual and my skin has never felt better."
"I was sceptical at first but my skin genuinely feels different after a few weeks. Softer, brighter. Really impressive for a bath salt. Nothing else I have tried comes close."
"The packaging alone is beautiful enough to leave on display. The product itself is even better. It has completely changed the way I think about winding down after a long day."
Our early testers were given a free pouch to try before launch.
Our Story
At Miyomi, our aim is simple: to make genuine self-care a daily reality for women, not an occasional indulgence. We believe that the way you care for your body shapes the way you move through the world, and that even the most ordinary moments, like a bath at the end of a long day, deserve to be treated with intention.
We set out to build a brand rooted in the Japanese philosophy of restoration behind onsen bathing. One that brings real, natural ingredients together with a ritual worth returning to. Skincare that works quietly, consistently, and beautifully, without unnecessary complexity or compromise.
Every pouch is made here in Australia, blended and packed by hand in small batches. Four ingredients. Simple, pure, and crafted with intention.
The Ritual
Fill your bath with warm water at 38 to 40°C, warm enough to relax the body without overstressing the skin.
Pour in a generous half cup, about two scoops, under the running water, and let it dissolve completely.
Soak for twenty minutes. Lock the door, leave the phone in the other room. This part is yours.
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The Miyomi Journal
Explore the philosophy behind the onsen, the science of our ingredients, and rituals worth building your life around.
How much to use, how long to soak, and how to use bath salts in the shower, as a scrub, in a foot soak or a spa bath.
What's in each one, what it does to dry or sensitive skin, and which to pick for regular soaks, kids and thrush-prone skin.
What a warm bath does and doesn't do after a hard workout, how it compares to an ice bath, and how to run one.
A bath can hydrate dry skin or strip it, and the difference is entirely in the detail. Temperature, minerals, and the three-minute rule.
Two to three times a week suits most people, but it depends on what you are after. Frequency by goal, how much to use, and what it costs.
Not all bath salts are equal. Salt types, magnesium content, red flags on the label, and what a good bath actually costs.
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