Onpo Kodawari Ume Carbonated Bath Tablets, 20 Tablets

Product Overview

A tablet-type carbonated bath additive with four plum fragrances that spread with the bubbles. The pack contains 20 tablets: five of each fragrance, with each tablet weighing 40g. Classified as a quasi-drug in Japan.

Features

• Aroma Keep formula for a long-lasting fragrance.
• White plum blossom: a floral fragrance blended with subtly sweet fruit notes; clear, warm yellow bath water.
• Apricot plum blossom: a sweet, soft fragrance blended with light fruit notes; clear, warm orange bath water.
• Green plum blossom: a fresh fragrance blended with gentle tartness; clear, light green bath water.
• Red plum blossom: an elegant sweetness blended with moderate tartness; clear, mild red bath water.
• Contains fragrance components that recreate the aroma of Nanko plum fruit from Wakayama Prefecture.
• Contains hot spring ingredients, sodium carbonate and sodium sulfate, plus kudzu root and ginger extracts as moisturizing ingredients.
• The warm feeling continues after bathing.

Ingredients

Active ingredients: Sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, dried sodium sulfate.

Other ingredients: Succinic acid, fumaric acid, dextrin, PEG 6000, kudzu root extract, ginger extract, PVP, light anhydrous silicic acid, anhydrous silicic acid, magnesium stearate, liquid paraffin, BG, ethanol, fragrance, (+/-) Yellow 4, Yellow 5, Yellow 202 (1), Red 102, Blue 1.

How to Use

Add one tablet to 200L of bath water and allow it to dissolve completely before bathing. Use immediately after opening the individual packet. If bubbling causes coughing, ventilate the room.

Do not combine with other bath additives or use for purposes other than bathing. This product is not edible. Keep out of reach of children and anyone requiring supervision, and store away from high temperatures and humidity. Do not use in natural marble bathtubs.

FAQ

Q: Can it be used when bathing with a baby?
A: Yes, the product can be used when bathing with a baby.

Q: Has it been allergy tested?
A: Yes, but this does not guarantee that allergic reactions will not occur in everyone.

Q: Can leftover bath water be used for laundry?
A: Yes, but rinse with clean tap water. Do not use it for rinsing, with fabric softener, for soaking, for washing new clothing, or with detergent for delicate garments, as the colorants may stain clothing.

Q: Can leftover bath water be used to water plants?
A: No. It contains a high level of inorganic salts.