Iichi Ii Yu Tabidachi Koyo Nigori Yu no Yado Bath Additive 25g × 12 Sachets

Product Overview

A powdered bath additive with four varieties of fragrances and bathwater colors for a cloudy, hot-spring-style bathing experience. Contains 12 individually packaged 25g sachets. Made in Japan and classified as a Japanese quasi-drug.

Features

• Four-variety assortment to choose from according to your mood.
• Contains moisturizing ingredients citrus peel extract and Japanese angelica root extract for a moisturized feel after bathing.
• Contains sodium bicarbonate and sodium sulfate as hot-spring mineral ingredients.
• Package dimensions (width × height × depth): 172 × 126 × 46mm.
• Does not reproduce actual hot-spring water.

Ingredients

Active ingredients: Sodium bicarbonate, sodium sulfate.

Other ingredients (CTW2): Anhydrous silica, citrus peel extract, Japanese angelica root extract (1), anhydrous ethanol, titanium dioxide, dextrin, fragrance, (+/−) Red 102, Yellow 202 (1).

Other ingredients (CTW1): Anhydrous sodium thiosulfate, anhydrous silica, citrus peel extract, Japanese angelica root extract (1), anhydrous ethanol, titanium dioxide, dextrin, fragrance, (+/−) Blue 1, Blue 2, Yellow 5, Yellow 202 (1).

FAQ

Q: Can leftover bathwater be used for laundry?
A: Yes, but rinse with clean water. Do not use it with fabric softener, for soaking, or for new clothing, as discoloration may occur. Do not use it to water plants.

Q: Can it be used in any bathtub?
A: Avoid use in wooden bathtubs, as the cloudy-water ingredients may be difficult to remove. Some fully automatic water heaters and 24-hour bath systems may be incompatible; check the equipment manual before use. After bathing, thoroughly rinse the bath heater interior, circulation filters, and any cloudy residue around or on the bottom of the bathtub.

Q: What skin precautions should be followed?
A: Consult a doctor before use if you have skin or other physical concerns. Stop use and consult a doctor if a rash, redness, itching, irritation, or other abnormal reaction occurs during or after use.