Shower Steamers
We teamed up with Forest Etiquette to bring you the perfect shower steamer. These steamers contain a blend of natural ingredients and are scented entirely with essential oils. Each is individually hand pressed to create a dense, gently fizzing, slow release aromatherapeutic steamer that turns your shower into a spa-like experience. Kristen grows, harvests, and distills most of her own fragrances and hand makes these products in her studio in Victoria, BC.
No added colour or organic material so there is nothing to clean up.
Each package contains 4 shower steamers. One steamers last 2 showers on average.
Our stand up pouch is home compostable.
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Additional Details
About 75-80% of the whole plants that Kristen uses in her products are either locally grown and harvested or wildcrafted on Vancouver Island. Like dandelion, chamomile, yarrow, cedar, and stinging nettle. Her desire is that you can find time to show up for yourself when you’re using a Forest Etiquette product, even when you don’t feel inspired to do so. She wants her products to spark and sustain little rituals of self-care in your everyday life.
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Ingredients
Sodium Bicarbonate (baking soda), Citric Acid, Kaolin, Maranta Arundinacea (arrow) Root powder*, Maris sal (sea salt), Eucalyptus Globulus (eucalyptus) oil, Rosmarinus Officinalis (rosemary) oil, Menthol *organic
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How To Use
Place one steamer on the floor of the shower before starting the water. Turn the water on, allowing it to wet the shower steamer, and close the door/shower curtain so that your space can fill with aromatic steam. Enjoy!
About FOREST ETIQUETTE
Meet Kristen Lambourne, she founded Forest Etiquette in 2019 on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The self-care items she creates combine traditional herbalism with natural actives, making hero products with the best of both plant magic and science power. Each cream, serum, and bath bomb is hand-crafted by Kristen, using natural, organic, and wildcrafted ingredients. Kristen grew up on a farm surrounded by greenery and animals and developed a love of gardening and nutrition. Those passions grew into a dedication to wildcrafting, plants, and herbalism. For those who are new to the term, wildcrafting is an alternative word for foraging. It felt like a natural progression to move toward creating skin and self-care products.
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