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Bath bombs, shower steamers and soap flowers explained

A bath bomb is a ball of bicarbonate of soda and citric acid that fizzes in warm water and fills the bath with scent and colour. A shower steamer works the same way on the floor of the shower. Soap flowers are roses, carnations and sunflowers made of soap, arranged in a bouquet or a box that lasts for months.

Buying for someone else? A bath and body gift set puts matching pieces in one box, ready to give. Pick a scent they love, add a bath bomb or two, and we send it to their door by tracked delivery.

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Which bath & body should I buy first?

Good first picks are the Fragranced Sugar Body Scrub 300 g, the Set of 3 Scented Bath Bombs and the Large Soap Roses Bouquet with Gift Card. Prices start at £1.99. Every item shows its size, its delivery cost and when to expect it.

What is the difference between a bath bomb and a bath fizzer?

Only the name. Both fizz in warm water and release their scent and colour. Bath fizzers are often smaller or shaped, like hearts, and bath eggs come in a tray of several. Each page gives the scent and the weight.

What are soap flowers?

Soap flowers are flowers made from scented soap, shaped like roses, carnations or sunflowers and arranged in a bouquet or a gift box. They are a keepsake that lasts for months, and when you want to use one, you lather a petal in warm water.

How do you use a shower steamer?

Put it on the floor of the shower, just out of the main stream of water. The splashes start it fizzing, and its scent rises with the steam while you shower.