Woman's hand breaking the surface of deeply pigmented merlot-colored bathwater, swirling with milky pigment

What your skin
remembers.

Hand-pressed in Portland — single origin botanicals, mineral soaks, bath rituals

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// Visual · The Collection

The Soaks.

Each formula built around a single origin ingredient. Nothing extraneous. Nothing hidden.

Close-up of bath bomb cracked open revealing deep salt crystal core against raw linen
Jordan · 1,412ft Below Sea Level

Dead Sea Ritual

Mineral-dense salt crystals harvested at dawn. The heaviest soak in the collection.

$38
Lavender bath bomb against raw linen background with dried botanical sprigs
Provence · 2,300ft

High-Altitude Lavender

$32
Sage green bath bomb cracked open showing color core on dark stone surface
Mojave · Wild-Harvested

High-Desert Sage

$34
Pink clay bath bomb with rose petals scattered on cream linen background
French Kaolin · Pink Seam

Kaolin Rose Clay

$30
Portland, OR · Small Batch · Hand-Pressed

"Each batch is numbered. When it's gone, it's gone."

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// Olfactory · Origin Stories

The Source.

We borrow the language of perfumery to describe what your nose already knows. Top, heart, base — the architecture of a bath.

Aerial view of Provence lavender fields at golden hour with illustrated botanical overlay
Plateau de Valensole, Provence · Harvested July

High-Altitude Lavender

At 2,300 feet, lavender grows slower. The essential oil is denser, more camphor, less floral — a lavender that earns its place on the skin.

Top
CamphorGreen stem
Heart
True lavenderHoney
Base
AmberBeeswax
Desert landscape with sage brush in warm afternoon light, botanical illustration of sage plant
Mojave Desert, California · Wild-Harvested

High-Desert Sage

Collected by hand in the weeks after the first desert rain, when the oils are at their highest concentration and the smell is somewhere between smoke and green electricity.

Top
PetrichorEucalyptus
Heart
White sageJuniper berry
Base
CedarwoodDry earth
Salt crystals macro photograph with mineral texture and depth, warm candlelight tones
Jordan Rift Valley · 430m Below Sea Level

Dead Sea Salt

The lowest point on earth. Water that has been evaporating for 10,000 years, concentrating minerals into crystals that pull toxins from the skin and leave it with a texture that has no name.

Top
Mineral waterSea mist
Heart
Salt crystalWarm stone
Base
MagnesiumSilica
// Tactile · Sensation

Feel it first.

Close-up. Slow. The way your eyes move when you lower yourself in.

Macro close-up of bath bomb fizzing and dissolving in water, mineral crystals tumbling through pigmented liquid
Dissolution · 4 min 22 sec

The Fizz

Citric acid meets baking soda meets water. The reaction takes exactly as long as it should — long enough to watch, short enough to want to touch it.

4:22Full dissolution
Extreme macro photograph of Dead Sea salt crystal structure showing mineral layers and translucent depth
Texture · Dead Sea

The Crystal

21Minerals per crystal
Bath water swirling with deep botanical pigment, color bleeding from bath bomb into clear water
Color · Botanical Dye

The Pigment

100%Botanical dye
Close-up of glowing moisturized skin with soft candlelight, showing post-bath luminosity and texture
After · The Residue

The After

Jojoba and shea stay on the skin. Not greasy — the way skin feels after it has been in the sea. You step out and the towel feels different.

Ceremony
"
The bath was already drawn. I just had to choose which night.
Portrait of Meredith K., a satisfied Dissolve customer
Meredith K.Portland, OR · Dead Sea Ritual
Dissolve · Portland Apothecary