Nice Stuff to go in the Bath 🛁

Do you want bubbles? If not, I recommend Aromatherapy Associates products. Their oils are gorgeous, and the shower oil is great in the bath too. You rub it on your skin and get in the bath, and the water goes milky - you feel like Cleopatra and smell amazing.

A cheaper alternative is the Aldi dupe of Laura Mercer Honey bath foam. It comes in a jar with a wooden honey dipper, and has a lovely smell. It foams (not lots of bubbles, but a decent foam) and your bathroom will smell good the next day, too.

Hetty58

A terrible waste of hot water, resulting in dry, itchy skin. I'm allergic to most things (including chlorine) so a quick shower is best. I can be proud of my efforts to save the environment too!

I think the environment around me might sometimes be improved by a nice long soak in a bath plus my heels and toes might benefit! But we have to do what we have to do and I think if FannyC benefits from a soak- good luck to her!

I love Boots Sanctuary products. As well as shower gel, bath foam and gorgeous body butter, they actually do a big bar of soap, if you use it with one of those scrunchy mijigs, it creates lots of lovely lather.

dogsmother

Callistemon.
A phone call to your local occupational therapy department should help if you want a bath. They can help inform you of aids available.

Thanks, dogsmother - I am hoping it's temporary as I'm on the list for an operation (or wo) but goodness knows how long a piece of string is.

Callistemon.
A phone call to your local occupational therapy department should help if you want a bath. They can help inform you of aids available.

Another vote for Badedas

Jaxjacky

I use Badedas, have for years, my children say the smell evokes memories.

Oh yes, I forgot that one, it was always a favourite

I haven't been to Bath for years either

I use Badedas, have for years, my children say the smell evokes memories.

I'd love to have a bath, FannyCornforth but getting out worries me so I haven't had one for years.

We do have a separate shower but it's not the same.

L'Occitane, Molton Brown and Fenjal are all lovely, followed up by a moisturer which has the same scent.

I'll look out for the M&S Neroli range.

Thanks for your recommendations everyone, always helpful 😊

Hetty unfortunately I don’t have a shower.
I really wish that I did.
Because of my mobility problems I have to use a bath chair gizmo to get in and out which was kindly recommended to me by Riverwalk.

I’m pleased that you are proud of yourself

A terrible waste of hot water, resulting in dry, itchy skin. I'm allergic to most things (including chlorine) so a quick shower is best. I can be proud of my efforts to save the environment too!

Molton Brown bath and shower gel for me. Their scent stays on the skin (😏so I’m told!). Heavenly Gingerlily and Fiery Pink Peppercorn are nice.

M&S Riviera Neroli range is nice.
Also L’Occitane - any of their range.
But TBH I only ever shower these days- too afraid of getting stuck in the bath

Fanny the Museum of Fashion will be closed for several years. The intention is eventually to move to the centre of the town. A charity is being set up in order to achieve this. I think the Assembly Rooms, former home to the Fashion Museum, is owned by the National Trust and they wanted the space back. I visited the museum last summer with my daughter.

Aldom as soon as I posted I regretted that capital letter!
I remember going to the museum of fashion in the 80s. I’m shocked that it has closed.
I hadn’t thought of Body Shop, thank you

Fanny I read your post as nice stuff to go to in Bath. I was going to tell you that the Museum of Fashion is closed.
The Body Shop Rose bath products are lovely. A clean, fresh rose perfume. Gentle on the skin. The Body yoghurt is amazing. A great moisturiser. Sinks in, non greasy.