Truremedy Naturals · plant-based
Everything here is built on the same three essential oils. What changes is the format: a 12 oz wash for the shower, a 4 oz bar for the sink, a 2 oz balm for afterwards, and a 14 oz salt soak for feet that have had enough of the day.
The blend
No synthetic fragrance and no preservatives, which is why the smell is so direct. It is the oils, not a perfume built to imitate them.
The base note, and the reason the range exists. Distilled from melaleuca leaves — sharp, clean, faintly medicinal, impossible to mistake for anything else.
The cold finish. It is what keeps a wash feeling like it is still working a minute after you have rinsed it off.
The vapour. Silvery and camphorous, and the part you notice most in a hot shower, when the steam carries it.
The range
Net weight and format on each label. Every card opens the listing on Amazon.
In what order
Four products, and they were designed to follow one another. This is the order that makes sense of owning more than one.
Epsom and sea salt with the same oils, dissolved in a basin of hot water. Twenty minutes, for feet that have been standing all day.
The bar at the sink, or the shower gel for everything else. Both lather on the same blend; the bar is just the version without a bottle.
Two ounces, applied last. The oils are carried in something that stays put rather than rinsing away, for dry heels and knuckles.
The soak, specifically
The 14 oz soak is Epsom salt and sea salt before it is anything else. The salt is what softens and exfoliates; the tea tree and peppermint are what make it worth twenty minutes rather than five.