Product Overview
BATHCLIN Yakuyu Onkan EX is a warming bath additive with a soothing Pacific Herb scent. It turns bathwater a clear orange color. Classified as a quasi-drug in Japan, the 600g package provides approximately 30 uses when using 20g per bath.
Features
- Contains herbal active ingredients: senkyu powder and Japanese angelica root powder.
- Contains hot spring minerals—magnesium sulfate and dried sodium sulfate—to help maintain warmth.
- Formulated with 16 plant-derived moisturizing ingredients.
- Can be used when bathing with babies aged 3 months and older.
- Compatible with EcoCute water-heating systems.
- Water-resistant barrier container tested with shower exposure to simulate 30 days of bathroom storage.
- The paper portion of the container body uses approximately 77% recycled pulp.
Ingredients
Active ingredients: Senkyu powder, Japanese angelica root powder, magnesium sulfate, dried sodium sulfate.
Other ingredients: Sodium L-glutamate, ginseng extract, ginger powder, rehmannia extract, poria extract, Roman chamomile extract, arnica extract, white dead-nettle extract, watercress extract, burdock extract, English ivy extract, garlic extract, pine extract, rosemary extract, citrus peel extract, houttuynia extract, jojoba oil, anhydrous silica, BG, purified water, fragrance, Yellow 5, Red 227.
How to Use
Dissolve 20–30g in 200L of bathwater, stirring well. Filling the cap to its lowest line measures approximately 20g; one and a half of this measure is approximately 30g.
Do not combine with other bath additives or use for purposes other than bathing. Take care not to slip in the bathtub. Check the equipment instructions before using with fully automatic water heaters or 24-hour bath systems, as compatibility varies by model. Avoid use in wooden bathtubs, and thoroughly rinse the bathtub and circulation filter after use.
Close the cap securely and store out of reach of infants and young children, away from high temperatures and humidity.
FAQ
Q: Can leftover bathwater be used for laundry?
A: Yes, but use fresh water for rinsing and soaking. Do not use leftover bathwater for heavily fabric-softened clothing, new clothing, or valued garments, as discoloration may occur.
Q: Can leftover bathwater be used to water plants?
A: Do not use it for potted or valued plants because it contains a high amount of inorganic salts.