The bath that starts the moment the door finally closes — lavender, chamomile, and twenty minutes that belong to no one but you.
View on Amazon →A bath-time classic for the end of a long day on your feet or at a desk.
A calming scent rather than an overpowering one, made for relaxation.
Several baths before needing to buy more.
For turning an ordinary bath into a real moment of relaxation, without having to prepare anything else.
The Dr Teal's foaming bath linked here is the "Sleep" version: a bubble bath with pure Epsom salt, a lavender and chamomile essential oil blend and melatonin, in a 34 fl oz (about 1 L) bottle. The brand describes long-lasting bubbles that gently cleanse, with a blend meant to help calm the mind before bed.
The ingredient list published by retailers includes water, sodium lauryl sulfate and cocamidopropyl betaine (the foaming agents), magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt), lavender oils, chamomile extract, melatonin, aloe juice, vitamin E and shea butter. The brand also says it's dermatologist-tested, paraben-free, phthalate-free and vegan.
One honest note: this is a bath product, not a supplement. Melatonin is part of the "sleep" scent formula, but this bath isn't a sleep aid. Dr Teal's also sells plain Epsom salt soaks (no foam) and a separate Kids version.
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The brand says to pour a generous amount under warm running water. You can also combine it with Dr Teal's Pure Epsom Salt Soak. Rinse off afterward if you have sensitive skin.
No. The foaming bath contains Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) in a scented bubble base. Dr Teal's classic Epsom salt soaks are crystals you dissolve in the water, with no foam.
This version is made for adults. Dr Teal's sells a separate product, the Kids 3-in-1 Sleep Bath. For young children, keep scented products to small amounts and ask a professional if their skin is reactive.
Sources: official product information from Dr Teal's (drteals.com, accessed September 2026).
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