Jasmine Sauna & Steam Room Milk

Soft, floral jasmine scent for the sauna and steam room. A milky emulsion that blends evenly into the ladle bucket, wrapping the cabin in a gentle, unhurried floral aroma.

Sizes and prices

When you need it

How to use

  1. Shake the container well before dispensing.
  2. Add the measured dose to a full ladle bucket of clean water and stir.
  3. Ladle the scented water over the hot stones a little at a time.
  4. For steam generators, dose via the essence pump per the manufacturer's dilution setting.
  5. Rinse the bucket and ladle after each session.

Dosing guide

Jasmine carries strongly in a hot cabin - start at the subtle dose. Steam generator essence pumps meter their own dilution; follow the pump manufacturer's setting.

How it works

A water-dispersible emulsion ("milk") carrying jasmine fragrance oils, formulated to mix evenly into ladle-bucket water rather than floating as a neat oil layer.

The emulsified droplets spread through the bucket water, so each ladle carries an even measure of fragrance onto the stones, where the heat releases it into the steam.

Neat oils poured onto stones flash off aggressively and unevenly. A diluted milk gives a steadier, longer-lasting scent and protects the stones and heater from oily residue.

Frequently asked questions

Can I pour it straight onto the hot stones?

No. Always dilute the dose into a full ladle bucket of water first. Neat liquid on hot stones flashes off aggressively and leaves oily residue on the stones and heater.

Can I add it to my hot tub instead?

No. This is a sauna and steam room scenting product only. It contains fragrance oils that would foul hot tub filters and upset water balance. For hot tubs, use a purpose-made water-safe spa fragrance.

How long does 5 L last?

At the standard 50 ml dose, a 5 L container gives around 100 sauna sessions. The 10 L and 20 L sizes work out the same price per litre and suit heavy home use or commercial cabins.

Jasmine or eucalyptus - which should I pick?

Purely preference. Eucalyptus is crisp and fresh; jasmine is softer and more floral. Many owners keep both and rotate by session or time of day.