Jasmine Sauna & Steam Room Milk

A soft floral fragrance milk that carries the warm scent of jasmine into a sauna or steam room. Stir a little into the ladle bucket water, or feed it through a steam generator essence pump, and the cabin takes on a gentle, blossom-fresh aroma. It scents the room only and is not a water treatment.

• Fills the cabin with a warm, gentle jasmine floral scent.
• Pours and mixes cleanly into ladle water as a ready-to-dilute emulsion.
• Feeds through steam generator essence pumps where one is fitted.
• Delivers a smooth, even aroma rather than the harsh hit of a neat oil.
• Stretches a long way because every dose is well diluted.

Sizes and prices

Available in 5L, 10L, 20L.

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

How to use

1. Give the bottle a good shake so the emulsion is evenly blended.
2. In a traditional sauna, stir a small capful into the ladle bucket water.
3. Ladle that scented water over the hot stones as you normally would.
4. In a steam room, add the milk to the essence pump reservoir as the generator maker advises, then let the pump dose it.
5. Begin with a modest amount and fine-tune the strength on your next visit.
6. Cap the bottle and keep it somewhere cool between sessions.

Frequently asked questions

How does the jasmine milk scent the cabin?

You stir a little into the ladle bucket water, or feed it through a steam generator essence pump. As the water hits the stones or becomes steam, it carries the jasmine aroma into the air.

Can I put it straight on the stones?

No. It must always be diluted in bucket water or dosed via an essence pump. Neat milk on hot stones can scorch and leave residue.

Does it go in the sauna heater or the water tank?

Neither. It goes into the ladle bucket water for pouring, or into an essence pump if your steam generator has one. It is a room fragrance, not a fill additive.

How much should I use to start?

Begin with about half a capful in the bucket for a compact cabin and build up gradually until the scent suits you.

How does it compare with the eucalyptus milk?

Same format and usage, different character. Jasmine is a soft, warm floral scent, whereas the eucalyptus is crisp and fresh. Pick by the atmosphere you want.

Which size suits me?

The 5L suits a home cabin, while the 10L and 20L are aimed at busier gym, salon, spa and hotel rooms that use fragrance more often.

Is a subscription available?

Yes. You can subscribe so the milk turns up on a set schedule and you never run dry mid-week.

Why is it a milk rather than an oil?

The emulsion base disperses in water evenly, so the jasmine mixes through the ladle water instead of floating on top the way a neat oil does.

Do I need to shake it every time?

Yes, a quick shake before pouring keeps the emulsion blended so each dose smells consistent.

The scent is too faint, what should I change?

Add a little more per ladle and build up gradually. A slightly warmer cabin and steadier ladling also help carry the aroma.

It smells too strong now, how do I fix it?

Use less on the next session and dilute it in more bucket water. Ventilate the cabin briefly if it is overpowering.

Milk or a plug-in room scent?

A plug-in cannot ride the steam. This milk releases through the ladle water or essence pump, so the jasmine travels on the vapour where you actually feel it.

Is this the same as a hot tub aroma product?

No. It scents the air of a sauna or steam room and is never added to hot tub, spa or pool water. It is not a water treatment.

Can I alternate it with the eucalyptus milk?

Yes. Many owners keep both and switch between the warm jasmine and the crisp eucalyptus depending on the day.