A measured dose in every bomb. Lab-verified.
Real essential oil — not synthetic fragrance. The aroma that earns its reputation.
Slow-fizz formula. 15–20 minutes of full-bath release, not 30 seconds of foam.
No synthetic dyes, no harsh detergents. Designed to leave skin softer, not stripped.
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Every batch of Krush Bath Bombs is made with CBD that has been independently lab-tested for potency and purity. The certificate of analysis is available on request — same lab discipline we apply to every oil and topical in the range.
We use genuine lavender essential oil, not synthetic fragrance. The aroma is softer, the experience is closer to traditional aromatherapy, and the ingredient list stays short — exactly what skin and lungs prefer at the end of a long day.
Krush Bath Bombs don’t stain the tub, don’t stain skin, and don’t include the synthetic colourants or harsh detergents that turn so many bath products into a clean-up problem. Soak, drain, walk away.
Like the rest of the Krush range, our bath bombs are made in our LA facility under cGMP-aligned standards . Single team, single chain of custody, no contract-blending.
No animal products, no animal testing. The product is built the way the modern bath-and-body shelf should be: plant-derived, ethically made, honest about what’s in the box.
If your first bomb isn’t the experience we describe — refund, no questions, no return required. Bath bombs are a low-cost trial; we’d rather you discover the range with confidence than hesitate.
“A grown-up answer to the bath bomb category — restrained, well-made, and built around the actual experience.”
“One of the cleaner CBD bath products on the market — real essential oil, no synthetic noise.”
Most bath bombs are a sugary fizz and a colour-changing gimmick — fun for thirty seconds, gone in a minute, and the tub takes the rest of the night to wipe down. Krush Bath Bombs are built for the opposite end of the experience: a slow-release fizz that holds the water, real lavender essential oil that carries the scent across the room, and a measured dose of CBD doing its quiet work alongside the warmth.
The category mostly leans on novelty. We lean on craft. The base is the unfussy bicarb-and-citric chemistry that classical bath bombs are built on, layered with our own CBD extract and a single, well-chosen essential oil. No glitter, no synthetic dye, no plastic confetti. Just the soak, done properly.
It’s the lifestyle piece in the Krush range — the one customers reach for at the end of the week, after the long ride, after the bad day, or as the gift for the friend who never takes the moment for themselves. One bomb, twenty minutes, towel, bed. That’s the product.
Krush Bath Bombs work on the body in two parallel ways: the pharmacological — CBD and essential oils interacting with skin and respiration — and the behavioural — the warm-water, low-light, slow-breathing ritual that the bath itself enforces. Both are real. Both are the reason a soak feels the way it does.
Once dissolved in warm bathwater, the CBD oil disperses through the bath and into prolonged contact with the skin. A portion is absorbed transdermally — through the upper layers of skin — where it can interact with the CB1 and CB2 receptors of the local endocannabinoid system. The effect is localised and warm, not systemic and not intoxicating.
Real lavender essential oil releases its volatile compounds — primarily linalool — into the steam of a warm bath. Inhaled, those compounds interact with receptors in the olfactory pathway that have been studied for their connection to the body’s calming response.1 This is the part of the bath that quiets the head.
Warm-water immersion is itself a physiological event: it raises core body temperature, dilates peripheral blood vessels, and triggers a gradual cooling response on exit that many sleep researchers connect to easier sleep onset.2 The soak isn’t decoration — it’s part of the mechanism.
There’s a fourth mechanism the science struggles to instrument: the act of taking twenty minutes off the day. Phone down, lights low, water hot, nothing to do but breathe. The bath bomb is the prompt; the ritual is what does the work.
From a 2025 survey of verified Krush Bath Bomb customers, 30+ day usage window.
describe the experience as "deeply relaxing"
report falling asleep faster on bath nights
would recommend Krush Bath Bombs as a gift
keep Krush Bath Bombs as a standing part of their evening routine
Source: Krush Organics 2025 customer survey, verified buyers.
Unlike the oils, the bath bombs aren’t a build-over-weeks product — they’re an in-the-moment experience. Here’s what to expect across the twenty minutes of a single soak.
Run the bath warm — not scalding. Drop one bomb in once the tub is mostly full. The fizz is slow-release by design: full activation over roughly fifteen minutes, not a thirty-second eruption. Lavender takes about a minute to bloom across the room.
Skin starts to register the warmth and the oils. CBD and lavender essential oil are now dispersed through the water. Most people notice the breath slowing on its own around this point — partly the warm-water effect, partly the aromatherapy, partly just being still.
This is the working window. Muscles loosen, the mind quiets, the day starts to feel further away than it did when you got in. Twenty minutes is the sweet spot — long enough for the warm-water effects to take, short enough that the bath doesn't go cold.
Step out, towel down, don't rush. The post-bath drop in core body temperature is part of why baths help with sleep — let it happen. The lavender will stay on skin and in the air for the next hour. Most customers describe the rest of the evening that follows as the real difference.
Most CBD bath bombs are a category afterthought — a bicarb base, a synthetic fragrance, a marketing claim about milligrams that doesn’t survive lab testing. Here’s the actual picture.
| Krush Bath Bombs | Generic CBD bath bomb | Cheap supermarket bath bomb | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
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<b>CBD content</b> |
Lab-verified per bomb |
Claimed mg, rarely verified |
No CBD; aroma-only |
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Essential oil |
Real lavender essential oil |
Often synthetic fragrance oil |
Synthetic fragrance only |
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Colourants |
None added |
Often synthetic dye |
Synthetic dye standard |
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|
Fizz duration |
15–20 minutes, slow release |
Often <2 minutes |
Often <1 minute |
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Skin feel after |
Softer, not stripped |
Variable; can dry skin |
Often leaves residue |
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Manufacturing |
LA facility, cGMP-aligned |
Contract-blended overseas |
Mass-produced |
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Guarantee |
30-day money-back, no questions |
Typically none |
“All sales final” |
<b>CBD content</b>
Lab-verified per bomb
Claimed mg, rarely verified
No CBD; aroma-only
Essential oil
Real lavender essential oil
Often synthetic fragrance oil
Synthetic fragrance only
Colourants
None added
Often synthetic dye
Synthetic dye standard
Fizz duration
15–20 minutes, slow release
Often <2 minutes
Often <1 minute
Skin feel after
Softer, not stripped
Variable; can dry skin
Often leaves residue
Manufacturing
LA facility, cGMP-aligned
Contract-blended overseas
Mass-produced
Guarantee
30-day money-back, no questions
Typically none
“All sales final”
“I bought one as a curiosity and now we keep them in a jar by the bath. Friday night standing order. The lavender is real lavender, you can tell.”
“I’m a long-haul cyclist. Used to take a hot bath with epsom salts after big rides. Swapped to these and the recovery feels noticeably softer the next morning.”
“Bought a six-pack for my mum’s birthday. She texted me halfway through the first one. Now I send a pack every quarter.”
“I sleep better on bath nights. I don’t know whether it’s the CBD, the lavender or just the act of taking the bath, but I’m not going to over-think it.”
The science of a CBD bath bomb sits across three separate research traditions: cannabinoid pharmacology, essential-oil aromatherapy, and warm-water hydrotherapy. None of them, on their own, fully explains why a bath feels the way it does — but together they sketch a credible picture.
CBD’s interaction with the body’s endocannabinoid system has been studied across topical, sublingual and oral formats. Topical CBD interacts with CB1 and CB2 receptors in the skin and underlying tissue, with effects that are typically localised rather than systemic.3 Bath water is a slower, gentler transdermal route than a concentrated topical cream — and the warm-water immersion that comes with it is part of the variable.
Lavender essential oil is the most-studied aromatherapy ingredient in the calming-response literature. Its primary active compound, linalool, has been investigated for its role in anxiolytic and relaxation-related responses in both animal and human studies — particularly via inhalation pathways.1 It is the reason “lavender” became shorthand for the wind-down product category.
A 2019 systematic review found that warm-water immersion ~1–2 hours before bed was associated with improved sleep onset latency and sleep quality — driven by the body’s thermoregulatory response.2 The bath isn’t decorative wellness; it’s a thermoregulation event with measurable downstream effects.
1 López et al., Frontiers in Pharmacology, 2017 — Linalool and anxiolytic activity. 2 Haghayegh et al., Sleep Medicine Reviews, 2019 — Pre-bedtime warm-water immersion and sleep. 3 Bruni et al., Molecules, 2018 — Cannabinoid delivery systems including transdermal CBD.
Spend $150 or more in a single order and we’ll add a second bath bomb free at checkout — no code required. It’s the easiest way to introduce someone else to the ritual, or to keep one in the cupboard for the night you’ll definitely need it.
$35 FREE — with orders $150+
We know a bath bomb is a low-cost trial — but we still take the guarantee seriously. Use one. If the experience isn’t what we’ve described — the fizz, the lavender, the soft-skin finish, the wind-down — email support@krushorganics.com within thirty days and we’ll refund the order. You don’t need to return what’s left of the pack.
No questions, no restocking fee, no “did you really run the bath hot enough” cross-examination. If Krush Bath Bombs aren’t your product, we’d rather lose the sale than keep the customer who isn’t getting value. Refunds land within three business days.
The Krush Organics team
Still stuck? Reach the team at support@krushorganics.com — we usually reply within a business day.
CBD bath bombs deliver their effect through a combination of three pathways: transdermal absorption of CBD through skin in warm water, inhalation of essential oils via steam, and the physiological calming effect of warm-water immersion itself. Whether a CBD bath bomb “works” depends on what you’re asking it to do — for relaxation, easing post-exercise muscle stiffness, and a wind-down ritual before sleep, the combined effect is what most customers describe as the value. CBD bath bombs are not a treatment for any medical condition.
A soak of around 15 to 20 minutes is the sweet spot for a CBD bath bomb. That gives the slow-release fizz time to fully disperse the CBD oil and essential oils through the bathwater, allows the warm-water effect to build, and gives skin enough exposure time for transdermal absorption — without staying in long enough for the bath to cool. Use one Krush Bath Bomb per soak, in a tub run warm rather than scalding.
Many customers report falling asleep faster on the nights they take a CBD bath. The mechanism is layered: warm-water immersion in the one to two hours before bed has been associated in published sleep research with improved sleep onset, lavender essential oil has a long-studied connection to the calming response, and CBD itself is widely used in evening wind-down routines. We don’t claim Krush Bath Bombs treat any sleep condition — but the combination is the reason most customers reach for them in the evening.
For healthy adults, CBD bath bombs are considered safe when used as directed — one bomb per soak, in a standard warm bath. The skin-contact route exposes the body to a small fraction of the CBD it would receive from an oral dose, and the essential oil concentrations used in bath products are well below skin-irritation thresholds. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription medication, or have known sensitivity to lavender or other essential oils, speak to your doctor before use. Don’t use on broken skin.
Each Krush Bath Bomb contains a measured, lab-verified dose of CBD . The CBD is dispersed through the bathwater across the 15–20 minute soak — meaning total skin-contact exposure is meaningfully different from the same milligram dose taken orally or applied as a concentrated topical. We publish lab results so the milligram on the box is the milligram in the product.
Krush Bath Bombs are infused with real lavender essential oil. We use genuine essential oil rather than synthetic fragrance because the active compounds (primarily linalool) are what most aromatherapy research focuses on, and because the difference is perceptible in the bath — the scent is softer, rounder, and disappears cleanly.
Most customers use a CBD bath bomb once or twice a week rather than daily — partly because most people don’t bathe daily, partly because the ritual itself benefits from being a deliberate event rather than a routine. There is no known issue with using a CBD bath bomb daily for healthy adults, and the per-soak CBD exposure is modest. The category is best thought of as the “Friday night, after the long ride, end-of-quarter” product, not the morning vitamin.
Krush Bath Bombs will not produce any intoxicating or “high” effect. CBD is non-intoxicating; it does not bind to the same receptors that THC does, and the transdermal exposure route used in a bath delivers a fraction of the CBD that an oral dose would. The relaxing sensation customers describe is the combined effect of CBD, real lavender essential oil, and warm-water immersion — not psychoactivity.
Yes — Krush Bath Bombs are vegan and cruelty-free. The formulation contains no animal-derived ingredients, and neither the bath bombs nor any of the ingredients are tested on animals. The base is the standard bicarbonate/citric-acid chemistry that classical bath bombs use, layered with our lab-verified CBD extract and lavender essential oil.
The post-bath topical for the spots that worked hardest today — fast-absorbing, non-greasy, the natural pair to a recovery soak.
A sublingual dose taken with the bath becomes the full evening ritual — CBD on the inside, CBD on the outside, lights low.
$180
For the nights a bath isn't on the cards — the same wind-down logic, dropper-free, on the couch.
The full range in one box — including the bath bombs — for new customers and for gifting properly.
Build the evening properly with the three pieces customers actually use together at the end of the day: Krush Night Time (the evening oil, taken thirty minutes before the bath), Krush Bath Bombs (the soak itself, on a six-pack), and Krush Pain Cream (the topical for whatever the bath didn’t quite reach). Bought together, the maths gets generous — and the routine builds itself.
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