Tub Care & Cleaning

What you’re seeing isn’t a stain—it’s mica residue. Our bath bombs use all-natural mica for color instead of synthetic dyes that can absorb into your skin and disrupt your hormones. Many dyes on the market are linked to issues like anxiety and fertility challenges. We believe it’s better for color to go down the drain than into your body.

Sometimes mica particles cling to leftover soap film, bath oils, or conditioner residue in your tub, which makes it look like a stain. A quick wipe removes it completely.

1. Rinse the tub immediately after your bath with warm water.
2. Wipe with a sponge or cloth using one of these everyday cleaners:
   • Dish soap + warm water
   • Baking soda paste (scrub gently, then rinse)
   • White vinegar spray (let sit for 5–10 minutes, then wipe)
   • Magic eraser for stubborn spots
   • Rubbing alcohol on a soft cloth for tough residue

Keep your tub free of soap scum and rinse it down after each use. A clean surface means mica will wash away with the water instead of clinging.