Product details

Ingredients

Ingredient overview: sodium bicarbonate, citric acid, Epsom salt (magnesium sulphate), glycerine, coconut oil, shea and cocoa butters, and avocado, peach kernel, evening primrose, pomegranate, olive, argan and rosehip oils. Contains CBD.

This is an ingredient overview. Check the packaging supplied with your bath bomb for the complete ingredient and allergen declaration before use.

How to take

Remove all packaging and add one bath bomb to a filled bath of comfortably warm water. Allow it to fizz and disperse, then follow the directions on the packaging. Use one bomb per bath. Oils and butters may make the bath slippery. External adult use only; avoid eyes, ingestion and broken skin. Stop use if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children.

Delivery & returns

Free UK delivery on orders of £70 or more. See our Delivery & Returns information for dispatch, delivery and returns.

Compliance & lab reports

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes, lips and other sensitive areas. Do not apply to broken or irritated skin. Patch test before first use. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. If symptoms persist, consult a healthcare professional.

About Citrus Bath Bomb | Sweet Orange & Grapefruit
Product information
Weight 160 g
Dimensions 75 × 75 × 75 mm

Independent recognition

Awards & press

“I just love the smell of this Citrus Bath Bomb — it is so uplifting.”

Hip & Healthy — Sadie

Why it belongs in your routine

Natural & Vegan

Made in the UK

Sustainable Ingredients

Ethically Sourced

Inside the formula

Explore the botanicals and active ingredients selected for this formula.

Sweet Orange

Citrus sinensis

sweet OR inj · Brazil and Mediterranean regions

Inside the formula

Sweet Orange

Citrus sinensis

Pronunciation
sweet OR inj
Source
Brazil and Mediterranean regions
Part used
Fruit
Final form
Essential oil
Process
Cold pressing
Selected for
ENERGY CALM

Sweet orange essential oil is expressed from the peel of ripe orange fruit.

Its familiar juicy citrus aroma adds warmth and brightness to uplifting and comforting fragrance blends.

A ceramic bowl of white crystals beside hemp flowers on pale stone

CBD Isolate

Cannabidiol

kan uh bih DYE ol · United States

A ceramic bowl of white crystals beside hemp flowers on pale stone

Inside the formula

CBD Isolate

Cannabidiol

Pronunciation
kan uh bih DYE ol
Source
United States
Part used
Aerial parts (flowers/leaves)
Final form
Compound
Process
CO₂ extraction
Selected for
MIND CALM PAIN

CBD isolate is a highly refined form of cannabidiol separated from the other naturally occurring compounds in hemp extract.

Its neutral crystalline format allows a precise amount of CBD to be incorporated into a finished formulation.

Coconut Oil

Cocos nucifera

KOH kuh nut oyl · Tropical regions

Inside the formula

Coconut Oil

Cocos nucifera

Pronunciation
KOH kuh nut oyl
Source
Tropical regions
Part used
Fruit
Final form
Carrier oil
Process
Cold pressing
Selected for
CALM PAIN

Coconut oil is obtained from the kernel of mature coconuts and becomes solid at cooler room temperatures.

It acts as a versatile carrier and emollient in balms, oils and other body-care formulations.

Argan Oil

Argania spinosa

AR gan oyl · Morocco

Inside the formula

Argan Oil

Argania spinosa

Pronunciation
AR gan oyl
Source
Morocco
Part used
Fruit
Final form
Carrier oil
Process
Cold pressing
Selected for
CALM PAIN

Argan oil is a lightweight botanical oil pressed from the kernels of the argan fruit.

Its smooth, emollient texture makes it a useful conditioning base in skin and body formulations.

Avocado Oil

Persea americana

av oh KAH doh oyl · Mexico and Central America

Inside the formula

Avocado Oil

Persea americana

Pronunciation
av oh KAH doh oyl
Source
Mexico and Central America
Part used
Fruit
Final form
Carrier oil
Process
Cold pressing
Selected for
CALM PAIN

Avocado oil is pressed from the fleshy fruit of the avocado tree and has a rich emollient feel.

It is used as a carrier oil to soften the texture of balms, creams and massage products.

Cocoa Butter

Theobroma cacao

KOH koh BUT er · Tropical Central and South America

Inside the formula

Cocoa Butter

Theobroma cacao

Pronunciation
KOH koh BUT er
Source
Tropical Central and South America
Part used
Fruit
Final form
Butter
Process
Cold pressing
Selected for
CALM PAIN

Cocoa butter is the naturally firm fat pressed from roasted or processed cocoa beans.

It melts at skin temperature and gives balms and body products a rich, conditioning texture.

Evening Primrose

Oenothera biennis

EEV ning PRIM rohz · North America

Inside the formula

Evening Primrose

Oenothera biennis

Pronunciation
EEV ning PRIM rohz
Source
North America
Part used
Fruit
Final form
Carrier oil
Process
Cold pressing
Selected for
CALM PAIN

Evening primrose is a flowering plant whose small seeds contain a light botanical oil.

The cold-pressed oil is used as a conditioning carrier in facial and body-care formulations.

Olive Oil

Olea europaea

OL iv oyl · Mediterranean region

Inside the formula

Olive Oil

Olea europaea

Pronunciation
OL iv oyl
Source
Mediterranean region
Part used
Fruit
Final form
Carrier oil
Process
Cold pressing
Selected for
CALM PAIN

Olive oil is pressed from the fruit of the olive tree and has a smooth, nourishing texture.

It serves as a traditional carrier oil in botanical balms, infused oils and body-care products.

Product story

A Citrus Bath Bomb with a Little More Character

We have always liked the moment citrus fills the air: bright, familiar and refreshingly uncomplicated. That was the starting point for our Citrus Bath Bomb. Sweet Orange essential oil brings a rounded, juicy note, while Grapefruit essential oil adds a sharper edge. It is a lively alternative to the softer floral character of Lavender.

We wanted the rest of the bath bomb to be equally considered. Beneath those two essential oils is the same botanical foundation we developed for our Lavender formula: Epsom salt, cocoa and shea butters, and oils including coconut, avocado, peach kernel, evening primrose, pomegranate, olive, argan and rosehip. Together they create the rich bathing texture that makes a good bath feel like a moment worth keeping.

Fizz First, Thoughtfully Formulated

Fizz is part of the pleasure. Our formula uses sodium bicarbonate and citric acid for the familiar bubbling reaction, and we make it without added starch. We are not claiming starch is harmful; we simply chose a different formulation that lets the oils, butters and mineral salts play their parts.

Our Boost Approach to Bathing

This vegan 160g, single-use bath bomb also contains 100mg CBD isolate. The CBD is a declared ingredient, not a promise of skin absorption, pain relief or a medicinal effect. The product is designed for bathing, and its Orange and Grapefruit essential oils make it a natural choice for anyone who prefers fresh, fruit-led aromas.

For a floral direction, discover our Lavender Bath Bomb. To compare the two formulas by fragrance and ingredients, visit our CBD bath bombs collection. Choose the scent you would most enjoy, rather than a promised change in how you feel.

Sweet Orange and Grapefruit bath fragrance

Our Citrus bath bomb uses Sweet Orange and Grapefruit essential oils for a fresh, zesty fragrance. Each vegan 160g bath bomb contains Epsom salt and 100mg CBD isolate in a formula made without added starch. Choose it for a brighter citrus bath experience rather than a medical, skin-absorption or mood-related promise.

Citrus Bath Bomb: Sweet Orange, Grapefruit & How to Use

What Should You Look For in a Citrus Bath Bomb?

When you shop for a citrus bath bomb, the exact essential oils matter. Citrus can mean lemon, lime, bergamot, mandarin, orange, grapefruit or a blend of several oils. Ours is a Sweet Orange and Grapefruit bath bomb made with essential oils of both fruits: juicy and rounded at first, with a crisp, zesty grapefruit finish.

That is a different product from a lemon-only bath bomb. It is why we use the accurate Orange and Grapefruit description instead of targeting irrelevant lemon-only searches. For a broader comparison of texture, ingredients and format, see our bath bomb buying guide.

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Sweet Orange and Grapefruit Essential Oils

We use Sweet Orange essential oil and Grapefruit essential oil to create this specific citrus fragrance. Orange lends the sweeter, rounded side; Grapefruit brings a more sharply fresh note. The full ingredient declaration, including any fragrance allergens, should always follow the current physical cosmetic label and safety assessment.

We describe the aroma so you know what the bath should smell like. We do not claim that these oils treat fatigue, regulate mood or deliver any other medical outcome.

The Botanical Base Under the Fragrance

Both of our bath bombs include Epsom salt (magnesium sulphate) and a mix of oils and butters. Coconut, avocado, evening primrose, argan and rosehip contribute to a formula built around the feel of warm bathwater, alongside shea and cocoa butters. The blend matters more than a single ‘hero’ ingredient.

Curious about the different styles on the market? Our guide to types of bath bombs compares aromatherapy, oil-and-butter, mineral-salt and other formulas. For safety information on essential oils, fragrance allergens and sensitive skin, read the bath bombs and skin guide.

What Does 100mg CBD Isolate Mean in a Bath Bomb?

Our Citrus Bath Bomb contains 100mg CBD isolate in the finished 160g product. It is part of the formula, not an absorbed dose, and the bath is not a substitute for a medicinal or ingestible CBD product. The experience is about scent, fizz, warmth and the botanical base.

Why Our Citrus Bath Bomb Is Made Without Starch

Like Lavender, Citrus is formulated without added starch. That does not make other starch-containing bath bombs unsafe; starch can play a role in binding and changing the rate of fizz. We explain the decision in more detail in our guide to cornstarch in bath bombs.

How to Use an Orange and Grapefruit Bath Bomb

Fill the bath with comfortably warm water, remove the wrapping and add one bath bomb. Allow it to fizz and dissolve before or during your bath, following the packaging directions. Rich oils and butters can leave the surface slippery, so take care when stepping in and out. External adult use only. Do not ingest or allow contact with the eyes.

Read our step-by-step bath bomb use guide for timing, temperature and aftercare, including how to remove oily residue from the bath.

Citrus or Lavender: Which Bath Bomb Should You Choose?

The difference is the fragrance. Citrus is a fresh pairing of Sweet Orange and Grapefruit essential oils; Lavender is floral and softly herbal. Each is a vegan 160g single-use bath bomb with 100mg CBD isolate, Epsom salt, a broad botanical base and no added starch. Compare the aromatic experience rather than expecting different therapeutic effects.

Mix and Match: Three for Two

Prefer to choose a few? Mix and match three Lavender or Sweet Orange & Grapefruit bath bombs for £20, saving £10 against three bought separately at £10 each. Choose any available combination and use one bath bomb per bath.

Customer reviews

What our customers say

5.0 Based on 1 review

I absolutely love using this bath bomb, it gives me a well needed boost and leaves my skin feeling soft!

Abigail H.

Frequently Asked Questions

What essential oils are in the Citrus Bath Bomb?

Sweet Orange essential oil and Grapefruit essential oil. They create the fresh, fruit-led aroma. Check the product's current cosmetic label for the complete INCI ingredient and allergen declaration.

Is this an orange bath bomb or a grapefruit bath bomb?

Both. The fragrance combines Sweet Orange and Grapefruit essential oils rather than using one citrus fruit alone.

Does it contain CBD?

Yes. Each 160g bath bomb contains 100mg CBD isolate as an ingredient. The quantity is not an absorbed dose and we do not claim a medicinal effect from bath water.

Is the Citrus Bath Bomb vegan and starch-free?

Yes. It is a vegan, single-use formula made without added starch and containing Epsom salt, botanical oils and butters.

What is the difference between Citrus and Lavender?

Citrus uses Sweet Orange and Grapefruit essential oils for a zesty, fresh profile. Lavender has a softly floral Lavender essential-oil fragrance. Both use the same broad botanical base.

How do you use the Citrus Bath Bomb?

Unwrap it and place one bomb into a filled bath of comfortably warm water. Let it dissolve and follow the package directions. The oils may make the bath slippery; keep the product away from eyes and do not ingest.

Are citrus essential oils suitable for sensitive skin?

Essential oils and fragrance components can irritate some people. Review the full cosmetic ingredient and allergen list, avoid use on broken or severely irritated skin, and stop using the bath bomb if irritation occurs.

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