Dr Teal's Foaming Bath Gift Set Review: Spa Night?
Two big bottles of Epsom salt foaming bath, one lavender and one eucalyptus and spearmint. A practical pamper gift that lasts for many baths, not one.
Yes, for anyone who takes baths to unwind or soothe sore muscles. It holds two large bottles with Epsom salt and essential oils [1]. Skip it for someone who only showers.
By Andrew Pataleta, GiftX founder · Updated October 28, 2026 · Sources
Specs at a glance
| In the box | Two 34 fl oz bottles, 68 fl oz total [1] |
| Scent one | Soothe and Sleep with Lavender [1] |
| Scent two | Relax and Relief with Eucalyptus and Spearmint [1] |
| Key ingredient | Epsom salt [1] |
| Also | Essential oils [1] |
| Weight | About 2.1 pounds [1] |
Pros and cons
- Heavy to ship or carry
- Plain bottles, not fancy gift packaging
- Strong essential oil scents
A bath ritual in two bottles
A bath gift usually means one fancy bath bomb that is gone in ten minutes. This set is enough for weeks of baths, which makes it the practical pamper gift.
Dr Teal's built its brand on Epsom salt soaks, and foaming bath is its bubble bath version.
It is also a brand most people recognize from the drugstore aisle, which takes the guesswork out of the gift. A familiar name on the bottle tells them it is something they will actually use, not a novelty soap.
Lavender for night, eucalyptus for muscles
The listing describes one 34 fl oz bottle of Lavender Foaming Bath and one 34 fl oz bottle of Eucalyptus and Spearmint, for 68 fl oz total [1]. Every Dr Teal's foaming bath contains Epsom salt to help revitalize tired, achy muscles [1].
Lavender is pitched to calm the senses and relieve stress, while eucalyptus and spearmint are pitched as restorative [1]. Both create a soft, thick lather [1].
Heavy and plainly packaged
Two big bottles weigh about two pounds [1], so it is not a stocking stuffer. It also comes as drugstore bottles, not a gift box, so plan on a bag and tissue.
The essential oil scents are strong, which fans like and sensitive noses do not. For someone with very sensitive skin, a fragrance-free soak is safer.
Who should get the bath set
It suits a tired parent, a runner with sore legs, a nurse after a double shift and anyone who already owns a tub they actually use. Add a candle and it becomes a full spa night. A new washcloth or a bath pillow turns it into a bigger present without much extra spend.
From this guide, pair it with the Baylis and Harding Signature Pamper Present for a bigger bath bundle, or with the Burt's Bees Tips and Toes Kit for after the soak.
FAQ
What is in the Dr Teal's Foaming Bath Variety Gift Set?
Two 34 fl oz bottles: Soothe and Sleep with Lavender, and Relax and Relief with Eucalyptus and Spearmint, for 68 fl oz in all [1]. Both contain Epsom salt and essential oils [1]. That is enough for many baths, not just a single treat [1]
Does Dr Teal's foaming bath help sore muscles?
The listing says every Dr Teal's foaming bath contains Epsom salt to help revitalize tired, achy muscles [1]. Many people soak in Epsom salt after a workout or a long day on their feet. It is a comfort product, not a medical treatment, so see a doctor for real pain [1]
How much Dr Teal's foaming bath do you use?
Pour a capful or two under warm running water to build the lather, then add more for extra bubbles. With two large bottles in this set [1], the supply lasts for weeks of regular baths. Check the label on the bottle for the exact amount the maker suggests [1]
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Sources and how we checked
- Amazon.com listing for Dr Teal's Foaming Bath Variety Gift Set
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