Flower Bud Self Care Spa Club

Sunday, June 8th, 2p to 8p

Eucalyptus Shower Bunch of the Week: Tea Tree Flowers

What is the Self Care Spa Club?

A weekly pick-up and delivery service for floral-based wellness goods handmade by BLK FLWR MRKT. We assemble our Eucalyptus Shower Bunches in small batches with a featured, medicinal flower that changes weekly. Based in Washington, DC.

MENU: Sunday, 6/8 - Available for Pre Order on 6/5

  • Mini Eucalyptus Shower Bunch: Plain Jane - fresh eucalyptus, lavender, $23.50

  • Mini Eucalyptus Shower Bunch of the Week: fresh eucalyptus, tea tree flowers, lavender, $26.50

  • Standard Size Eucalyptus Shower Bunch of the Week: fresh eucalyptus, tea tree flowers, lavender, $32

  • Flower Medicine Jar, $17

FAQ

What makes this eucalyptus different from the bunches that I find in the grocery store?

Our eucalyptus is foraged from the Pacific Coast of California and shipped to our floral studio in Washington, DC each and every week. We work with eucalyptus varieties that are foraged, not farmed, with hope to rid the invasive species from the Californian terrain, where its oil-packed leaves are combustable in the dry climate.

We clean, prune and decorate the eucalyptus with dried lavender and fresh florals to create a limited edition of Eucalyptus Shower Bunches fresh for pickup and delivery by Sunday.

Why should I shower with eucalyptus?

Eucalyptus leaves are packed with essential oils that subtly diffuse with the help of hot steam from a shower. These oils target respiratory relief and its potent aroma makes for a spa-at-home experience and a natural air freshener.

Okay, but why should I shower with Tea Tree Flowers??

Tea tree flowers, or wax flowers, are the blooms of the herb that make tea tree oils. These tiny flower heads are not only little cutie pies, they’re packed with essential oils that reduce stress and purifies the air. Compounds like benzene and formaldehyde are the stars of the chemicals photo-function, releasing a potent aroma that smells clean and refreshing. Think of it like showering with tea tree oils - but, in the form of a flower? Yas!