In the midst of COVID, it’s sometimes hard to stay home without feeling refreshed or relaxed because of redundant routines and lack of structure. I wanted to spoil myself with an experience that would allow me to reset and feel motivated towards my everyday responsibilities.

I was introduced to Regal Remnants and took an interest in their innovative concepts right away. I opted for the Bath in Bali experience and this is what it entailed.
Elements of the experience include:

To ingest, some goodies (matcha, lavender-coconut, cocoa and cinnamon-covered energy balls) for you to enjoy while sipping on your flight/choice of 3 different beverages (lavender tulsi tea, pulp ginger tea and/or a cleansing blooming flower tea)
To enjoy during your bath, a natural mixture of eucalyptus epsom salt crystals infused with tea leaves carried over from Tibet & Bali infused 
For some extra relaxation and rejuvenation, our home-made soy candles to light for extra aromatherapy, a sakura blossom incense stick, tiger balm for the temples or any sore massage areas
For some “art wellness”, a meditative/soothing art & crafts activity that involves making your own shape with a jar full of your own rose petals (think colouring a Mandala but with rose petals instead of colouring pens) / following an origami instruction booklet
For extra effect/fun, some small bubbles you can blow from our machine/the wand itself + balloons filled with rose petals and chocolate balls which you have to pop to eat!

The aim of this experience is to promote / emphasize the importance of our physical health and mental wellness (especially during these times) via some healthy, relaxing yet energizing and immune-boosting elements.

Preparation was all made with proper PPE and according to all health and safety standards with the government. Importantly, due to everything going on with COVID, experiences are executed in homes privately ONLY (no public experiences) to note for the reassurance of yours and others.

Looking for an innovative at home experience? Contact Regal Remnants here.

Photography: Mark Christy