The thrymsa was an old gold coin, minted in the seventh century, with several having been unearthed in the Cotswolds. Gold has been prized by almost every culture for its beauty and lustre for at least 7000 years, but did you know it has also been found in Eucalyptus? The essential oil used in Thrymsa is from the Eucalyptus Globulus, also known as the Blue Gum. Their roots have been known to reach gold ore, which can be absorbed into the plant itself. We've combined eucalyptus with peppermint oil for an uplifting soak.
 
All our bath salts are a combination of Epsom and natural sea salts. Epsom comes from the name of the English town that the mineral compound, magnesium sulfate, was first discovered. It’s been used since 1695 for soaking the body, helping to increase blood flow, and relax muscles and joints.
 
Each pouch contains 550 g, equivalent to 4-5 full baths. The bag made from paper and bioplastic, and is compostable. Once empty, please dispose of it with your food waste collection.