TOA Waters Liquid Bath Bomb Gift Set Review: Bubbly Baths Without the Mess

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2 weeks ago

Bath bombs are fun, but they can leave glitter and residue behind. TOA Waters reinvented them in liquid form. Here's a closer look at its gift set.

About TOA Waters

TOA Waters is a self-care brand making bubble baths, body washes, room sprays and liquid bath bombs, handcrafted in the USA.

What Is the Liquid Bath Bomb Gift Set?

It's a gift box of five liquid bath bombs that you pour under running water for a bubbly, scented bath.

Key Features

Liquid format

Pour it under the tap for a bubbly soak without the mess or residue of a solid bath bomb.

Five scents

Scents may include Lockwood Forest, Caribbean Sands, Debonair, The Owl's Tale and Moonpearl Garden.

TOA Waters Liquid Bath Bomb Gift Set

Gentle formula

It's vegan and sulfate-free, made without parabens, soy or dyes, with botanicals like aloe vera and green tea.

Gift-ready

The set comes beautifully packaged, ready to give.

Price

At the time of writing, the gift set is listed at $36, down from $48.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • No mess or residue
  • Five distinct scents
  • Vegan and sulfate-free
  • Gift-ready packaging
  • Handcrafted in the USA

Cons

  • Scents vary by set
  • Each bottle is one bath
  • Pricier than solid bath bombs

Who Is It Best For?

This set suits anyone who loves a relaxing bath, and makes an easy gift for birthdays or holidays.

Final Verdict

TOA Waters' Liquid Bath Bomb Gift Set is a clever, mess-free upgrade to bath time.

Check the current price and deals on the Liquid Bath Bomb Gift Set at TOA Waters

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