Onpo Luxurious Silky Cloudy Bath Tablets, Hinoki, 12 Tablets
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€14,01 EUR - Regular price
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€14,01 EUR
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Product Overview
A tablet-type carbonated bath additive with Japanese-inspired hinoki fragrances. It creates cloudy bathwater with a silky, smooth feel.
Features
- Four fragrances: pine hinoki, yuzu hinoki, iris hinoki, and pure hinoki.
- Cloudy bathwater colors include milky green, milky yellow, and milky white.
- Contains sodium carbonate, sodium sulfate, and four moisturizing ingredients.
- Can be used when bathing with a baby.
- Allergy tested. This does not guarantee that allergic reactions will not occur.
Ingredients
Active ingredients: Sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, dried sodium sulfate.
Other ingredients: Succinic acid, fumaric acid, dextrin, PEG 6000, titanium dioxide, kudzu root extract, ginger extract, sodium hyaluronate-2, shea butter, hydrolyzed collagen powder, stearoyl phytosphingosine (ceramide), royal jelly extract, PVP, light anhydrous silicic acid, anhydrous silicic acid, magnesium stearate, liquid paraffin, BG, natural vitamin E, hydroxypropyl hydroxyethyl cellulose trimethylammonium chloride, sodium chloride, ethanol, fragrance, (+/-) Blue 1, Yellow 4, Yellow 202(1).
How to Use
Add one tablet to 200 L of bathwater and let it dissolve completely before bathing. Use immediately after opening the sachet. If the fizzing causes coughing, ventilate the bathroom.
Take care, as the ingredients may make the bathtub and washing area slippery. Do not combine with other bath additives. Do not use in natural marble bathtubs. For fully automatic water heaters or 24-hour bath systems, check the equipment instructions before use.
For bathing only; do not ingest. Keep out of reach of children and store away from high temperatures and humidity. If skin irritation occurs, stop use and consult a doctor.
FAQ
Q: Can leftover bathwater be used for laundry?
A: Yes, but use fresh tap water for rinsing. Do not use it for rinsing, with fabric softener, for soaking, for washing new clothes, or with detergent for delicate garments, as the colorants may stain clothing.
Q: Can leftover bathwater be used to water plants?
A: No. Do not use it to water plants.
