UYEKI Hyakuyakuto Medicated Bath Additive Regular (5 Herbal Ingredients + Sodium Bicarbonate) 30g×1 Sachet

Product Overview

A Japanese-made, quasi-drug bath additive combining five herbal ingredients with sodium bicarbonate, a mineral hot spring component. It turns bathwater a cloudy greenish color with a refreshing citrus scent.

Features

• Contains chopped Japanese angelica root, phellodendron bark, and citrus peel to enhance the warming effect of bathing.
• Moisturizing ingredients leave skin feeling moist and smooth after bathing.
• Contains one 30g sachet.

Ingredients

Active ingredients: Phellodendron bark, ginger, cnidium rhizome, citrus peel, Japanese angelica root, sodium bicarbonate.

Other ingredients: Almond oil, turpentine oil, dextrin, calcium silicate, titanium dioxide, polyethylene glycol 6000, polyoxyethylene stearyl ether, sodium oleate, Blue No. 1, Yellow No. 4, fragrance.

How to Use

Place the inner paper pack directly into the bathwater without tearing it, and gently knead it to release its contents. Remove the paper pack after bathing and do not leave it in the bathroom. Drain the bathwater the same day and rinse the bath system interior and circulation filters with water.

Use only for bathing, and do not combine with other bath additives. Check your equipment manual before use with automatic water heaters or 24-hour bath systems, as some models may be incompatible. Do not use the remaining bathwater for laundry, as it may cause discoloration.

FAQ

Q: Can the bathwater be used to wash the face or hair?
A: Yes, but rinse with clean water afterward.

Q: Is undissolved powder a quality issue?
A: No. Herbal particles may float on the surface or settle at the bottom without affecting product quality.

Q: Can it leave color or an odor on the bathtub?
A: The natural herbal ingredients may occasionally leave color or an odor, depending on the bathtub material.

Q: How should it be stored?
A: Avoid hot or humid locations, keep out of reach of infants and young children, and use promptly after opening the sachet.