Fresh Sugar Lemon Sugarbath

RATING (out of 5 stars): 4 stars

COST: $38 for 6.35 ounces

THE SKINNY: All you need are two little cubes from this jar to float away to total bath relaxation.

Fresh Sugar Lemon Sugarbath includes a fizzy experience with a citrus smell that is clean, energizing and invigorating.

A good soak with these in the water is seriously all you need to melt away a day of stress. (And I am a sucker for citrus bath products.)

KEEP OR TOSS: Keep.

CHECK IT OUT: Fresh Sugar Lemon Sugarbath is part of the Sugar Lemon line -- now I want to try the fragrance -- that you can find online and from retailers such as Sephora.

-- Tested by Carrie

Kneipp Herbal Bath (Lavender)

RATING (out of 5 stars): 2.5 stars

COST: $20 for 3.38 ounces

THE SKINNY: The first things I will tell you about Kneipp Herbal Bath (Lavender) is that the bottle is not made of blue glass. It's actually clear and the coloring is from the bath product.

It is so blue in fact that it turns your bathwater blue. And it has a warning not to pour it right against the tub because it might stain.

But the aroma was wonderful. The bathroom was filled with a clean, lavender scent that was relaxing. The bath gel or oil -- I'm not quite sure what to call it really -- has no bubbling or foam action. It did not feel quite as luxurious as I really wanted the bath to be.

KEEP OR TOSS: Keep. (The bottle is only enough for two baths.)

CHECK IT OUT: You can find Kneipp Herbal Bath from a variety of retailers and buy a sample size direct from the company.

-- Tested by Carrie

H2O+ Spa Sea Salt Skin Smoother

RATING (out of 5 stars): 3.5 stars

COST: $27

THE SKINNY: H2O+ Spa Sea Salt Skin Smoother uses fancy sea salts, almond oil and some kind of marine blend of stuff to exfoliate normal or dry, rough areas.

Generally, it leaves my skin feeling soft and oily (in a good way). I use it in the shower as a once-a-week deep moisturizing treatment in lieu of my regular lotion. The texture is only slightly runny, and it doesn't leave a big oil slick in the shower.

The results last a few days.

If I use it too often, the salt has a little sting to it.

KEEP OR TOSS: Keep. It's a little expensive, but it's worth it.

CHECK IT OUT: I found this product on a sale at Ulta.

-- Tested by Shay

Fresh Hesperides Grapefruit Bath and Shower Gel

RATING (out of 5 stars): 4 stars

COST: $18.50 for 300ml

THE SKINNY: I confess. I am a sucker for a citrus bath product.

So you can probably guess that I absolutely love Fresh Hesperides Grapefruit Bath and Shower Gel. The super citrus scent is relaxing and refreshing in the bath (which is how I have been using it). The product as doubles as a shower gel.

Fresh is one of my favorite brands as well and this moisturizing power of this product was exactly what I had hoped for. Plus the great smell sticks to skin for a light and refreshing feel for hours.

KEEP OR TOSS: Keep.

CHECK IT OUT: Learn more about the super citrus combination in this item and buy direct from Fresh.

-- Tested by Carrie

Caldrea Body Wash (Coconut Fig Leaf)

RATING (out of 5 stars): 3 stars

COST: $18 for 11.5 ounces

THE SKINNY: Caldrea's Coconut Fig Leaf Body Wash is probably one of the best-smelling organic/natural products I have tried. It's fruity and fresh and a hint spicy. Plus it foamed up and cleaned my skin nicely.

The U.S.-based company is new to me but it looks like they have a pretty solid line. This wash was nice enough that I'd be willing to try other items as well.

Plus Caldrea's wash is free of Phthalates, Sulfates, Formaldehyde, Artificial Colors, Parabens, Animal Derived Ingredients, MEA and DEA. So you can feel pretty good about using it.

KEEP OR TOSS: Keep.

CHECK IT OUT: You can find Caldrea Body Wash (Coconut Fig Leaf) from Amazon.com.

-- Tested by Carrie

Heartland Fragrance Co. Epsom Bath Salt

RATING (out of 5 stars): 4 stars

COST: $10 for 30 ounces

THE SKINNY: There's nothing like soaking your legs in a warm salt bath after a long run. It goes a long way toward your recovery.

But often bath salts are either designed for fragrance or with Epsom salts for recovery.  Salts from Heartland Fragrance Co. do both.

I love the pomegranate fragrance. My only complaint is the bath water cools too quickly.

The formula soothes muscles (and the mind) and can help reduce redness in irritated skin. This product has become a staple in my house.

KEEP OR TOSS: Keep.

CHECK IT OUT: Heartland Fragrance Co. Epsom Bath Salt comes in nine fragrance options. (And they pack in some nice soap samples with each order.)

-- Tested by Carrie

Heartland Fragrance Co. Epsom Bath Salts

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RATING (out of 5 stars): 4 stars

COST: $10 for 30 ounces

THE SKINNY: I am so happy that I was introduced to this brand in a couple of different Glossyboxes.

Heartland Fragrance Co. delivers with its products -- they are great for skin (and mine is even fairly sensitive) and smell amazing.

The Epsom Bath Salts are no exception. Just drop the salts into the bath as you run water, then sit back and relax. The aroma is calming and salts are great for soothing tired skin. (There is nothing like a nice bath and a book to make the worries of the day vanish.)

It is fair to note that salts do not carry quite the aroma of other bath options -- such as gels or bubbles. Consider lighting a candle as well for a complete spa-like experience at home.

Epsom salts are good for you, body and soul. This is what Heartland says: "Epsom Bath Salt can help relieve stress, improve sleep and concentration. Epsom Bath Salt is known to help flush toxins from the body, reduce swelling and sedate the nervous system."

I believe every word.

KEEP OR TOSS: Keep and order more. (I hope these pop up in another Glossybox too!)

CHECK IT OUT: Heartland Fragrance Co. has salts available in both jars or bags. You can order them online.

-- Tested by Carrie