Primally Pure Bath Sea Soak

Important note on category

This is a mineral and clay-based bath soak with essential oils. For this category, I focus on ingredient transparency, mineral quality, and clear fragrance disclosure.

What I avoid / What I look for

I avoid undisclosed fragrance blends, artificial dyes, unnecessary ingredients, and preservatives that don’t serve a clear purpose in bath products. I look for mineral salts, simple clays, and essential oils that are clearly listed so it’s easy to understand exactly what’s in the bath.

Product description

Primally Pure Bath Sea Soak is a mineral-rich blend designed to support a refreshing, grounding bath experience. Epsom salt and Dead Sea salt create a classic soak base, while baking soda helps soften the water. French green clay and blue green algae add a mineral-clay element that gives the bath a more restorative feel. The scent is crisp and energizing, coming from eucalyptus, peppermint, and spearmint essential oils.

Ingredients

Epsom Salt, Dead Sea Salt, Baking Soda, French Green Clay, Organic Blue Green Algae, Essential Oils of Organic Eucalyptus, Organic Peppermint, and Organic Spearmint

What I like

I like how straightforward this formula is—salts, clay, algae, and clearly disclosed essential oils. It’s a good option when you want a bath that feels refreshing and reviving rather than cozy or heavy, especially after long days or physical activity.

Things to keep in mind

This soak is scented with essential oils (eucalyptus, peppermint, and spearmint). Even naturally derived scents can matter if you’re sensitive, and mint-forward oils can feel strong for some people.

Essential oils can carry trace contaminants depending on sourcing and processing, which is why I prioritize brands that use third-party testing and ingredient quality standards to help minimize contaminants.

How to use: start with about ½ cup in warm running water for a standard bath. For a stronger soak, you can increase up to 1 cup. For a foot soak, a few tablespoons is usually enough.