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Beads with Honey and Orange aroma, 200 g

Golden bath beads that bring honey-orange comfort to the tub

Beads infused with a warm honey and orange aroma belong to the collection of Bath Beads and Pearls, a segment that has grown well beyond a simple bathing accessory into a real part of the spa and gift cosmetics industry. Each bead is a firm wax shell wrapped around a fragrant oil blend. Once dropped into warm water, the shell gradually softens and dissolves, releasing the oil phase that spreads across the surface in a thin film, softening the drying effect of hot water and leaving skin feeling comfortably conditioned rather than tight.

The main use of these beads is home body care, but they are just as popular among spa studios, wellness centers and small workshops that build their own product lines for clients or gift sets. The 200 g pack works well both for regular household use over several months and for small-batch studio production of gift boxes, aromatic sachets and decorative jars with dry bath blends, since the honey-orange beads pair nicely by color and scent with a range of other bath ingredients.

For a standard 150-200 liter bath, one to two tablespoons of beads are usually enough, added directly into warm water at around 37-40 degrees Celsius; higher temperature speeds up shell dissolving but does not significantly change the scent intensity. The beads combine well with sea salt or Epsom salt, dried herbs, carrier oils and other bead varieties. A pleasant contrast comes from mixing the honey-orange batch with pearlescent Beads pearls for bath Aura of Happiness, which softens the gourmand aroma with light floral undertones.

When building a full line of bath gifts, producers often alternate warm gourmand scents with more sensual, deeper compositions. For daytime or celebratory boxes, Bath Pearl Beads Social Diva works nicely, while evening romantic sets benefit from Beads pearls for bath Elixir of passion, which complements the honey-orange base with a richer undertone and allows a whole assortment to be built on a single production technique with different moods for each set.

Store the beads in a tightly closed container, in a dry place away from direct sunlight and away from heat sources, since the wax shell is sensitive to warmth and beads can stick together near radiators or in hot storage rooms. Under proper storage conditions the beads keep their aroma and texture for a long period, making the larger pack a practical and cost-efficient choice for steady home use or small-batch commercial production.

Honey-orange bath soak jar

Honey and orange beads 40 g

Coarse sea salt 250 g

Dried orange peel 5 g

Sweet almond oil 20 ml

Dried chamomile flowers 10 g

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Att brand	Thailand
Color product	orange to brown
Composition	Urea, Parfum, Titanium Dioxide, Mica, Silica, Dimethyl Silylate, Honey Extract, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Essential Oil, Benzyl Benzoate, Coumarin, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene
Descriptio smell	citrus
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Beads with Honey and Orange aroma, 200 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	200 grams
Solubility	water
View	small beads
Valid until	12.2041