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10 Things That Will Finally Make You a Bath Person

Because the luxurious soak is worth the prune-y fingers.

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By Lauren Valenti
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If Renaissance man Tom Ford is taking not one, but four hot baths a day... there must be something to it. With our free time so limited, drawing ourselves a bath and whiling away the hours with a good soak seems like a pipe dream. But we guarantee that adding these bathtime products to your repertoire will make you a full-blown—and one with better peace of mind, a heavenly scent, and the softest skin of your life, at that.
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Pursoma Digital Detox Bath
Because we all need to be better about unplugging, this 'digital detox' bath powder, made from raw, vegan ingredients, uses montmorillonite clay to remove the positively-charged radiation that accumulates in our bodies as we spend our days in front of the computer with our phone at arm's length. Fifteen minutes is all you need for this total reboot. Pursoma Digital Detox Bath, $32; nourishkitchentable.com.
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Tokyo Milk Bon Bon Bubbling Bath
If you're asking us, suds (and lots of them) are the secret to a truly euphoric bath time experience. But it's not just about fizzy fun, this elixir is packed with Japanese green tea, avocado, olive oil, and Vitamin E. Tokyo Milk Bon Bon Bubbling Bath, $22; beautybar.com.
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Royal Botanicals Rose Geranium Bath Soak
If you're looking for an all-in-one product, look no further than this revitalizing mix of Dead Sea salts and organic essential oils of the "flower of constancy." Extra points for how lovely this Victorian-inspired amber glass bottle will look perched next to your tub. Royal Botanicals Rose Geranium Bath Soak, $45; coolhunting.com.
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Dr. Singha's Mustard Bath
The traditional English therapeutic remedy of spicy mustard—used for a multitude of ailments from pulled ligaments to colds—contains compounds that stimulates sweat glands, boosts circulation, and relieves tension in the muscles Dr. Singha's Mustard Bath, $10.19; iherb.com.
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Dreamtime Luxury Bath Melt
Bath oil freaks can tread into new territory with a bath melt, which you simply drop into the tub and watch dissolve. It smells and feels damn good and this blend in particular will get you ready for bed, as its exotic sandalwood scent is super relaxing while the cocoa butter hydrates and softens your skin. Dreamtime Luxury Bath Melt. $6.25; lushusa.com.
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Dr. Teal's Sleep Epsom Salt Lavender Soaking Solution
Not actually salt, but rather a pure mineral compound of magnesium and sulfate, Epsom salts are notoriously detoxifying as they absorb in the skin with ease, reduce inflammation, soothes muscles, and flushes toxins. If lavender is you're go to aroma, let these little crystallines get you ready for some serious snooze time. Dr. Teal's Sleep Epsom Salt Lavender Soaking Solution, $4.87; walmart.com.
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Burt's Bees Bath Crystals
While they're essentially a fancier soaking, these de-stressing crystals are infused with essential lemon and eucalyptus oils to help sooth and relax your muscles (because even sitting all day takes its toll, just ask us). Burt's Bees Bath Crystals, $9.99; drugstore.com.
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Earth Therapeutics Exfoliating Hydro Gloves
The secret to giving your body that glow (the kind that Beyoncé has virtually trademarked) is exfoliating your body two to three times a week. Slip these babies on to make scrubbing off dead skin and boosting circulation a cinch. Earth Therapeutics Exfoliating Hydro Globes, $5.79; drugstore.com.
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This Works Deep Sleep Bath Oil
It's one thing to find a deeply-hydrating bath oil, but it's another to find one with a bouquet of notes so intoxicating you're left in a dream-like state. This oil is a heavenly mix of patchouli, lavender, camomile, coconut, Ho Wood oils, and more. This Works Deep Sleep Bath Oil, $148; net-a-porter.com.
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Coqui Coqui Coco Coco Bath Oil
100% all-natural, this bath oil can be used for massages and bathing alike. And if you're one for making your bath transport you, let its succulent coconut scent transport you to Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. Coqui Coqui Coco Coco Bath Oil,$60; net-a-porter.com.
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