Eucalyptus Sauna & Steam Room Milk

A creamy eucalyptus fragrance milk for saunas and steam rooms. Added to the ladle bucket water or fed through a steam generator essence pump, it fills the cabin with a crisp, fresh eucalyptus scent for a spa-style session. It scents the room only; it is not a water treatment.

• Releases a crisp, fresh eucalyptus scent through the sauna or steam room.
• Blends smoothly into ladle bucket water as an easy-to-pour emulsion.
• Works with steam generator essence pumps for cabins fitted with one.
• Gives a clean, spa-style atmosphere without the mess of neat oils.
• Goes a long way, since it is used well diluted rather than poured neat.

Sizes and prices

Available in 5L, 10L, 20L.

• 5L: £24.95
• 10L: £49.90
• 20L: £99.80

How to use

1. Shake the container before use so the emulsion is evenly mixed.
2. For a traditional sauna, add a small capful to the ladle bucket water and stir.
3. Ladle the scented water over hot stones in the normal way to release the aroma.
4. For a steam room, dilute into the essence pump reservoir following the generator maker's guidance.
5. Start with a light dose, then adjust to taste on the next session for the strength you prefer.
6. Reseal the container and store it away from heat between sessions.

Frequently asked questions

What is sauna and steam room milk?

It is a eucalyptus fragrance emulsion you dilute into ladle bucket water or a steam generator essence pump to scent the cabin. It is used to fragrance the room, not to treat any water.

How do I use it in a traditional sauna?

Shake the container, add a small capful to the ladle bucket water, stir, and ladle it over the hot stones as usual to release the eucalyptus scent.

Can I use it in a steam room?

Yes, if your steam generator has an essence pump. Dilute the milk into the pump reservoir following the generator maker's guidance.

Can I pour it straight onto the stones?

No. Never pour it neat onto hot stones or elements. Always dilute it in bucket water or an essence pump first.

Which size should I choose?

5L suits a home sauna, while 10L and 20L suit busier gym, spa or hotel cabins that get through fragrance faster.

Can I subscribe for repeat delivery?

Yes, subscription is available so the milk arrives on a regular schedule without reordering each time.

How long does a container last?

Because it is used well diluted, a little goes a long way. Actual life depends on how often you use the cabin and how strong you like the scent.

What does the milk format mean?

It is a water-dispersible emulsion, so the fragrance mixes evenly into water rather than floating on top the way a neat oil does.

Why should I shake it first?

Emulsions can settle while standing. A good shake remixes the fragrance so each dose is consistent.

The scent is too weak, what do I do?

Add a little more to the bucket water on the next ladle and build the strength up gradually to taste.

The scent is too strong, what do I do?

Use less next time and dilute in more water. Start from a smaller capful and adjust up.

Milk or neat sauna oils?

Neat oils can flash off sharply and leave sticky residue on stones. A diluted milk gives a smoother, more even release and is easier to dose to taste.

Is this the same as a hot tub fragrance?

No. This scents the air in a sauna or steam room. It is not added to hot tub, spa or pool water and is not a water treatment.