Does it heat like a Deep Heat rub?

It's gentler — the warmth comes from the bath itself, with the aromatic oils adding the relaxing Deep Heat character. For targeted heat on one muscle, use a rub or patch afterwards.

When's the best time to use it?

The evening after exertion, before stiffness sets in — 15 warm, foamy minutes then an early night is the classic recovery combo.

No — it's a fragranced foam bath for relaxation. Persistent or severe muscle pain deserves a pharmacist or GP conversation.

Deep Heat Muscle Rescue Foam Bath - 350ml

Warming foam bath with natural juniper, eucalyptus, patchouli and thyme oils — relaxes, restores and revives tired muscles after exertion. 350ml.

Deep Heat's whole-body warm soak.
Natural juniper & eucalyptus oils.
Relaxes, restores and revives.
Ideal after sport, work or gardening.
350ml — 10-15 minute soaks.

£4.09 GBP inc. VAT

In stock

Safety information 2

Not a pain treatment

A cosmetic bath product — for ongoing or severe muscle pain, seek advice from a pharmacist or GP.

External use

Avoid broken or irritated skin and contact with eyes. Baths may be slippery.

Product overview

About Deep Heat Muscle Rescue Foam Bath

Deep Heat's post-exertion ritual, poured into the tub: a warming foam bath fragranced with natural juniper, eucalyptus, patchouli and thyme oils, built to relax, restore and revive a body that's overdone it. The hot soak does the muscle-soothing; the aromatic oils do the unwinding. 350ml.

Why a hot bath is the original muscle therapy

Warmth increases blood flow to tired muscles and eases stiffness — it's the same principle as Deep Heat's rubs, delivered whole-body. After leg day, a long shift or a garden weekend, fifteen foamy minutes beats an evening of wincing off the sofa.

How to use

Pour a generous capful under warm running water, swish into foam, and soak for 10–15 minutes. Best the same evening as the exertion, before stiffness sets in overnight.

Good to know

This is a bath cosmetic, not a medicine — for targeted pain relief on a specific muscle, add a Deep Heat rub or patch after drying. Avoid on broken or irritated skin.