Herbal bath tea
A tea bag, but for your bath.
Tubleaf is herbal bath tea in a tea-bag style sachet, made from a traditional herbal recipe. Drop one into warm bath water and take a slow, comforting soak.
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What it is
Herbs, a bag and a warm bath
Tubleaf puts a traditional herbal recipe into a simple tea-bag style sachet. There is nothing to measure and nothing to scoop. The bag goes into your bath and the herbs do the rest.
It is a bath tea, made for the tub and not for the mug. We are launching with several types, all made in the same traditional spirit.


The ritual
Three steps to a slow soak
- Drop a Tubleaf bag into your warm bath.
- Steep and let the herbs unfurl in the water.
- Soak slowly. Light a candle and put the phone down.

An old idea
Bathing with herbs is a tradition in many places
People have been adding herbs to their bath water for generations, in places as different as Japan, the Caribbean and Suriname. Each has its own plants and its own customs.
Tubleaf is our modern, tea-bag take on that tradition. We share these stories on Instagram and TikTok at @tubleaf.bath.

Why Tubleaf
Made to be simple
- Easy. One bag, one bath. No mess to clear up afterwards.
- Traditional. A herbal recipe with old roots, in a form that fits today.
- A moment of your own. A small ritual to mark the end of the day.
- Several types. One for each kind of evening. Details to come.
The blends
Four blends for the bath
Each Tubleaf blend is a trio of herbs, steeped in your bath like tea. Together they are the Tubleaf Harmony Collection.

Cool Calm
Mint · Camphor · Vetiver

Rose Dusk
Rose · Sandalwood · Lavender

Golden Tulsi
Holy Basil · Turmeric · Hibiscus

Green Reset
Lime · Neem · Vetiver
Blends shown are not final until launch.
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