Muscle and Joint Bath Soak, 16oz

A mineral soak with magnesium, menthol, and camphor that eases the feel of tired, overworked muscles and joints.

Eases tensionWarming comfortMineral-rich

$38.00

16 oz · about 8 full soaks
Best forSore, tired muscles and stiff joints after a long day
TextureBath soak
UseAdd a scoop to a warm bath and soak for about 20 minutes
Clean, plant-poweredNo synthetic fragrance or parabensCruelty-freeMade in Mississippi
Better WithoutSee the 140+ ingredients we leave out of every formula

For every body that worked hard today and plans to do it again tomorrow.

What it is
A recovery bath soak built on magnesium sulfate, the renowned bath mineral, in a base of mineral-rich sea salt and clay, with a warm-and-cool herbal team: cajuput, menthol, clove, and camphor, rounded out with relaxing lavender. Stiff shoulders, sore legs, tired knees: stir in a quarter cup and let the water take over.

Who it's for
Gardeners, golfers, walkers, weekend athletes, and anyone whose muscles and joints complain after a long day. If you notice yourself standing up slowly after sitting, this soak was blended for you.

Why this works, concern by concern
Sore muscles want three things: magnesium, temperature, and time. This jar delivers all three at once.

To Soothe Sore Muscles

The problem: hardworking muscles end the day tight and tender.

  • Magnesium Sulfate, the renowned bath mineral and the classic soak for stiff, sore muscles, dissolved into every inch of the bath.
  • Mineral Sea Salt and Clay bring the trace minerals a hard day spends down, magnesium, calcium, and potassium among them. They soften the bathwater, condition skin while you soak, and leave it feeling smooth and replenished instead of dried out.
Warm and Cool

The problem: tired joints crave both heat and ice, and you cannot bring both to the tub.

  • Cajuput Oil stimulates that loose, mobile feeling around stiff joints, the reason this soak wears its name.
  • Menthol (Mint) lays down a clean, cooling wave the moment you settle in.
  • Clove Oil answers with gentle, lingering warmth.
  • Camphor helps draw away the feeling of excess heat from hardworking muscles.
To Relax

The problem: a tense mind keeps the body tense.

  • Lavender Oil relaxes: it settles the senses while fifteen unhurried minutes do what no rushed shower can.
And to Recover

The finish: tomorrow is the whole point.

  • The full soak supports healthy circulation, so you climb out feeling looser and show up tomorrow ready to do it all again.

What it's like to use
Stir a quarter cup into a comfortably warm bath and stay at least 15 minutes. The menthol cool arrives first, then the slow camphor-and-clove warmth settles in underneath, and the lavender keeps the whole experience calm. For a targeted treat after a long day on your feet, 2 tablespoons in a warm foot basin works wonders.

The facts
16 oz jar · Made in Mississippi · Vegan and cruelty-free · No synthetic fragrance · No parabens · External use only

Ingredients
Magnesium Sulfate, Mediteranean Sea Salt, Clay, Calcium Carbonate, Melaleuca Leucadendron Cajuputi (Cajuput) Oil, Polyglyceryl Cocoate (Coconut Easter), Cinnamomum Camphora Bark (Camphor) Oil, Menthol, Eugenia (Caryophyllus) Flower (Clove) Oil and Lavandula Hybrida (Lavender Oil).

Muscle and Joint Bath Soak with magnesium sulfate, menthol, and camphor to ease sore muscles and joints

Muscle and Joint Bath Soak, 16oz

$38.00

$38.00

The key ingredients

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Magnesium Sulfate (Epsom Salt)Magnesium Bentonite ClayCajuputMentholCloveCamphorLavender

What to expect

Real results take a full skin cycle. Here's an honest timeline.

First soak

Looser on the way out

The warm-cool herbs register within minutes, and muscles that climbed in tight climb out comfortable.

First weeks

Recovery becomes routine

A soak after garden days or long rounds keeps soreness from stacking up across the week.

Ongoing

You stop rationing it

At a quarter cup a bath, the jar earns a permanent spot beside the tub for every hardworking season.

Where it fits in your Miracle Ritual

1

This soak

A quarter cup in a warm bath, or 2 tablespoons in a foot basin.

2

Soak 15+ minutes

Magnesium and the warm-cool herbs need time. Bring a book.

3

Target the spots

After drying off, massage the 72 Herbs Muscle and Joint Relief Balm into knees, shoulders, and hands.

Questions, answered

What does the warm-and-cool feeling actually feel like?
A clean menthol coolness arrives first, like a deep breath for your skin. Underneath it, clove and camphor build a slow, gentle warmth. The two together is what makes this soak feel like more than hot water, especially around tired knees and shoulders.
How is it different from the Ten Roots soak?
This is the targeted recovery soak for sore-muscle days. The Ten Roots Herbal Detox Bath Soak is the grounding, warming herbal bath for the whole evening. Plenty of customers keep both: Ten Roots for unwinding, this one for the day after the half-marathon of yard work.
How many soaks will I get from one jar?
At a quarter cup per bath, a 16 oz jar typically covers six to eight full baths, roughly $5 a soak, and 2 tablespoon foot soaks stretch it twice as far. One jar costs less than a single session of most recovery treatments.
Can I use it just as a foot soak?
Absolutely. Two tablespoons in a basin of comfortably warm water, 15 minutes, and tired feet get the full magnesium, menthol, and clove experience. It is one of our favorite uses for it.