Bath Additives: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 26, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 14 listings for Bath Additives, including options from Bluemercury and Paper Source. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 14 displayed listings with prices are listed from $13.00 to $80.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The cheaper items are simple salts or single-ingredient soaks, while premium blends combine salts, oils, and botanicals for a spa-like experience.
Common components include Epsom or sea salts for muscle relief, essential oils for aroma, and herbal extracts for skin nourishment. Look for clear ingredient lists if you have allergies, and choose products labeled cruelty-free if that matters to you.
When buying, think about the effect you want, relaxation, detox, or skin softening, and pick an additive that matches. Dissolve the product fully in warm water for the best results.

Serotonin Soak
Bluemercury
$39.00

Mallow Blossom Bath
Bluemercury
$75.00

Bath of the Senses
Bluemercury
$80.00

Soak In Zenitude Bath Soak Trio Set
Bluemercury
$28.00

Bath Tea Discovery Set
Paper Source
$24.99

Antioxidant Bath Cocktail
Paper Source
$23.99

Bath Soak
Bella Vita
$29.00

Mountain Pine Bath
Bluemercury
$80.00

Fine Bath Salts
Bella Vita
$55.00

The Martini Emotional Detox Bath Soak
Bluemercury
$40.00

Sea Salt + Eucalyptus Bath Soak Tube
Perch Home
$14.00

Bath Balm
Bella Vita
$13.00

Mindful Magensium Bath Soak
Bluemercury
$48.00

Honey Bath
Bluemercury
$62.00
Questions
Do bath salts help sore muscles?
Yes, mineral-rich salts like Epsom can soothe muscle aches after a warm soak.
Can I combine different bath additives?
You can mix them, but start with small amounts to avoid overwhelming scents or skin irritation.
Are bath bombs considered bath additives?
Bath bombs are a type of additive that dissolve to release fragrance, color, and sometimes moisturizing agents.
How often should I use bath additives?
Using them a few times a week is fine for most people, but daily use may dry out sensitive skin.