Bath Roman Cloudy Bath Additive, Citrus Scent 600g

Product Overview

A citrus-scented bath additive that turns bathwater a cloudy, milky yellow. Contains sodium sulfate, a hot spring mineral ingredient, and provides a warming bathing experience.

Features

• Contains vitamin C and natural chamomile extract as moisturizing ingredients, and yuzu essential oil as a fragrance ingredient.
• A comforting citrus fragrance with natural essences spreads throughout the bathroom.
• Contains a chlorine-removing ingredient to soften the prickly sensation of plain bathwater.
• Allergy tested. This does not guarantee that everyone will be free from allergic reactions.
• Can be used when bathing with babies aged 3 months and older.
• Water-resistant barrier container, shower-tested to simulate 30 days of bathroom storage.
• The paper portion of the container body uses approximately 77% recycled pulp.
• Provides approximately 30 baths when using 20g per bath.

Ingredients

Active ingredients: Dried sodium sulfate, sodium bicarbonate.

Other ingredients: Titanium dioxide, anhydrous silica, sodium polyacrylate, polyacrylic acid, glycine, chamomile extract-1, ascorbic acid, ginger extract, ethanol, dried sodium sulfate, PEG stearate, POE (300) POP (55), bentonite, soap base, fragrance, Yellow 202 (1).

How to Use

Dissolve 20g to 30g in 200L of bathwater, stirring thoroughly. Measure with the cap: one fill to the marked line is 20g; 1.5 fills is 30g. Open the cap from any of its four corners.

Use only for bathing. Take care, as the bathtub and washing area may become slippery. Stop use and consult a doctor or pharmacist if skin irritation or other unusual reactions occur. Keep the cap tightly closed and store away from infants, high temperatures, and humidity.

FAQ

Q: Can this be used with an automatic water heater or a 24-hour circulating bath?
A: This cloudy bath additive may clog filters. Check your equipment's instruction manual before use. After bathing, rinse the internal bath-heating components and circulation filters thoroughly with water.

Q: Can leftover bathwater be used for laundry?
A: Yes, but use clean water for rinsing and fabric softening. Do not use leftover bathwater for soaking, washing new clothing, or washing with detergent for delicate garments, as it may discolor clothing. Do not use it to water plants.