Release & Reset Soaking Salts - Bergamot, Citron & Rose Geranium

For Letting Go, Closure & Fresh Energy

Some chapters aren’t meant to last forever.
Release & Reset is here to help you gently let go and begin again.

These soaking salts are created to support emotional release, closure, and renewal. They help you soften your grip on what’s complete so your energy can clear and make room for what’s next.

Scented with uplifting Bergamot, Citron, and Rose Geranium, this soak feels fresh, comforting, and quietly supportive. It’s designed to help you release heaviness, calm your nervous system, and reconnect with a sense of hope and possibility.

Infused with our Fresh Start Intention Oil, Release & Reset supports forgiveness, emotional clearing, and the confidence to move forward with a lighter heart.

Benefits

• Supports emotional release and closure
• Helps clear lingering energy from the past
• Encourages renewal and fresh perspective
• Creates space for new intentions to take root

Use Release & Reset When

• You’re closing a chapter or letting something go
• You feel emotionally heavy or stuck
• You’re ready for a fresh start
• You want to clear space before calling something new in

INTENTION OIL: Fresh Start

At the heart of this soak is our Fresh Start Intention Oil, also used in the New Beginnings Intention Candle.

This proprietary oil is infused with botanicals traditionally associated with renewal, clarity, and emotional balance, including:

Lavender
Hibiscus
Sweet Orange
Geranium
Bergamot

Each oil is slowly infused in our apothecary and intentionally charged to support release, renewal, and gentle forward movement.

Soaking Salt Details:

Ingredients:
Epsom salt, Black Lava salt, Himalayan salts, Sodium Bicarbonate, milk powder, oats, Chamomile, Lavender, Black Walnut, Vervain, and Fresh Start Intention Oil.

Scented with premium essential oils and phthalate-free fragrance oils.

Packaged in a recyclable glass jar with bamboo lid.

Tip: After your soak, write what you’re releasing and what you’re ready to welcome, then place the paper inside the jar as a closing ritual.