Molton Brown Seamoss Stress Relieving Soak Therapy

My idea of a lovely gift to myself (preferably bought for me by someone else, rather than having to rely on me buying my own "treats".....) is anything from the Molton Brown range of products. I discovered Molton Brown several years ago when I was visiting a particularly up market hotel for a work conference, and they had MB products in their washrooms. I was instantly struck by the quality, and decided straight away, that if I was rich, I would have these in my own bathroom as a matter of course....... Sadly, richness (in money terms) has not come my way, so I only get a Molton Brown product when someone kindly buys it for me.....as was ...  Read the complete review

This is supposed to be one of Madonna's all-time favourite bathing products - but don't let that put you off! <g> Molton brown have created some *serious* bath salts here, nothing like those tackily perfumed crystals so beloved of Church Christmas Fayres and bazaars. As a devotee of bubble-type baths I didn't expect to like this much; and nor did I expect that salts would cleanse especially well - but I was wrong on both counts. These fine and delicate salts smell quite refreshing and 'clean'; and instantly turn bath water a very deep and inviting green. A bath in this is certainly invigorating, and is supposed ...  Read the complete review

Rich, smooth and silk like - this must surely be the reality of those numerous adverts that can only pretend to ‘walk in the footsteps’ of this Molton Brown product. The product itself is in the form of bath granules, in the colour that I can only describe as ‘vibrant’ emerald green. As it’s title suggests, oceanic scents surface from ‘the tin’. Yes, I said ‘the tin’. OK so let’s do the obligatory packaging – ‘the tin’ is as expected green and accompanying it a silver lid. The green, however, is a shade of green that I would depict as a darkish green – ...  Read the complete review

It's the colour right, it's formulated so that it looks like a perfect, turquoise tropical indian ocean. I must say its a uniquely inviting thing to have in your bath. It's in cystal form which disolve in with a couple of quick stirs leaving no annoying residue to buff the old derrier.As for the relaxing properties, well a hot bath normally does the trick for me. It smells nice, looks the part and if relaxation is 99% mental thats surely enough. ...  Read the complete review