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Cold weather, crazy diets and cutting back on frivolous spending. January sucks for all of these reasons and more. Sometimes, hibernating indoors with a few little luxuries is the only way to deal with January. Relaxing in a decadent bath of bubbles is the perfect way to unwind without spending a penny. Here is a guide to learning the art of luxury bathing.
Setting the scene:
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1) Light your favorite candles. I always feel guilty lighting my ‘posh’ candles but for the most self-indulgent bathing experience only the best with do. Replace your bog standard tee lights with something fabulous. Jo Malone and Diptyque are known for their scandalously seductive fragranced candles that will successfully set the mood you desire.
2) Fill your favorite flutes to the brim with Vintage bubbles. Nothing says luxury more than a glass of champagne.
3) Add a drop of pure luxury to your tub with Viktor and Rolf’s beautiful bath caviar and awaken your senses with the palest pink pearls.
4) Soak and feel the stress melt away.
5) Wrap yourself in Agent Provocateur’s pretty pink ruffle edged towels.
6) Lock in the moisture with a buttery soft body lotion. Bliss Lemon and Sage body butter is my favorite.
7) Slip on your fluffiest robe.
Re-creating the ultimate pampering experience worthy of the poshest penthouse en-suite is simple.
The Flowerbomb bath caviar was a Christmas present from my marvelous mom who when it comes to gifts always gets it right.
The ultimate accessory for bath junkies, this gorgeous gift comes in a posh faceted glass jar that is guaranteed to tempt you away from pressing engagements for a delicious bathing experience that is good enough to eat. Packaged to perfection, the bath caviar also comes with a few fragranced Flowerbomb handkerchiefs doused with the signature scent of sambac jasmine, cattleya orchid and centifolia rose, to pop in your underwear drawer. The perfect gift for those who love lavish luxury bathing products.
Will you be making this your first luxury purchase of 2012?
