Recovery Bath Minerals
Magnesium chloride, Dead Sea salt, OptiMSM® and kunzea oil. Warm bath, cold plunge, or foot and hand soak.
From $19.95 AUD
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RECOVERY.FOR EVERYBODY.
Bath minerals. Recovery balm. Personal aroma inhalers.
Australian made, for the everyday.
The cooling note. Menthol.
Six ingredients. One pouch, one soak.Discover the formula
Warm bath. Cold plunge. Foot soak. One formula.
01 / A change of stateThe ThermoPure® experience
ONE FORMULA.
More to feel.
Four things you notice, in the order they arrive. The same pouch, in water at whatever temperature you use.
THE COOL.
Menthol is the first thing you notice. It is the compound that makes mint feel cool, and it changes how the water feels against your skin rather than the temperature of the water itself.
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THE CONTRAST.
Underneath the cooling note, the ThermoPure™ Complex carries a warming one. That contrast between the two is what the formula is built around. Its exact composition is not published.
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THE MINERALS.
Magnesium chloride flakes, Dead Sea salt and OptiMSM® are dissolved in the water for as long as you are in it. One 250g pouch per soak, whether the water is warm or cold.
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THE FINISH.
Tasmanian kunzea oil is the last thing left — it is steam-distilled from Kunzea ambigua, a shrub native to Tasmania, and it carries the green, earthy scent that stays on your skin.
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02 / The collectionAustralian made / For the everyday
FIND YOUR
kind of recovery.
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03 / Inside the pouchSix ingredients. Every one, here.
KNOW WHAT
GOES in.
The full ingredient list.
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Magnesium Chloride
Magnesium chloride flakes, solar-dried from ancient salt-lake brine on the Tibetan Plateau. Pharmaceutical grade, no additives, no anti-caking agents. Large, light flakes that dissolve in warm or cold water.
- A magnesium salt, supplied as flakes
- Pharmaceutical grade
- Dissolves in warm or cold water
- The mineral base of the formula
OptiMSM®
OptiMSM® is a distilled form of MSM. Distillation is the purification step that separates it from crystallised MSM; the brand exists to identify that process and its supply chain.
- Methylsulfonylmethane, an organic sulfur compound
- A branded, distilled grade of MSM
- Odourless white crystals
- Water-soluble
Menthol
Menthol is what makes mint feel cool. It changes how water feels against skin rather than the temperature of the water — a bath with menthol in it reads as colder than the thermometer says.
- An organic compound found in peppermint oil
- Gives the water a cooling note on the skin
- Carries the formula's peppermint scent
- One formula, used warm or cold
Australian Kunzea Oil
The oil is steam-distilled from the leaves and stems of a shrub that grows wild along the Tasmanian coast. A green, earthy scent that stays on the skin after the bath.
- Steam-distilled from Kunzea ambigua foliage
- Grown and distilled in Tasmania
- Contains α-pinene, 1,8-cineole and viridiflorol
- Gives the formula its green, earthy scent
Dead Sea Salt
Coarse salt harvested from the Dead Sea in Jordan. Magnesium, potassium and calcium chlorides in the ratio the water holds them. No colourants, no fragrance, no flow agents.
- Harvested from the Dead Sea in Jordan
- A mineral salt, not table salt
- Largely magnesium, potassium and calcium salts
- Coarse crystals
A study in warmth
06ThermoPure™ Complex
ThermoPure™ Complex is the part of the formula that produces a warming undertone underneath the menthol's cooling one. That contrast is the thing the formula is built around. Its exact composition is not published.
- Our own blend
- The warming half of the thermal contrast
- Works alongside the menthol, not against it
- Composition not published
YOUR DAY.
YOUR PACE.
Your recovery.
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