Product Overview
A powdered skincare bath additive with a white floral scent that turns bathwater a cloudy, milky snow-white color. Contains 600g, providing approximately 30 uses when using 20g per bath.
Features
- Contains platinum nanocolloid as a skin-conditioning ingredient and arbutin as a moisturizing ingredient.
- Amino acid ingredients help protect the skin during bathing.
- Contains certified organic jojoba oil as a moisturizing ingredient.
- Can be used when bathing with babies aged 3 months and older.
- Manufactured by Earth Corporation.
Ingredients
Sodium sulfate, titanium dioxide, sodium glutamate, silica, platinum, arbutin, hydrolyzed conchiolin, jojoba seed oil, silver, PEG-6 caprylic/capric glycerides, cellulose gum, sodium polyacrylate, polyacrylic acid, bentonite, PVP, sodium bicarbonate, PEG-150, DPG, BG, methicone, water, fragrance, Red 106.
How to Use
Dissolve 20–30g in 200L of bathwater, stirring well. Filling the cap to its lowest line measures approximately 20g; approximately one and a half measures provides 30g.
Use only for bathing and do not combine with other bath additives. Take care to avoid slipping in the bathtub. If you have skin or constitutional concerns, consult a doctor before use. Stop use and consult a dermatologist if irritation or other skin abnormalities occur. Do not ingest.
Check the equipment manual before use with fully automatic water heaters or 24-hour bath systems, as some models may not be compatible. Avoid use in wooden bathtubs. Rinse away any cloudy residue from the bathtub and circulation filter after use. Close the cap tightly and store away from infants, high temperatures, and humidity.
FAQ
Q: Can leftover bathwater be used for laundry?
A: Yes, but use clean water for rinsing and soaking. Do not use leftover bathwater for garments heavily treated with fabric softener, new garments, 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 level of inorganic salts.