Babu Monster Bubble Karoyaka DAYS 6 Tablets
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$31.29 NZD - Regular price
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Product Overview
Babu Monster Bubble Karoyaka DAYS is a carbonated bath additive with a citrus green scent. It turns bathwater a clear, transparent yellow. Each pack contains 6 tablets.
Features
- Large tablets compared with Babu Yuzu Scent tablets.
- Jet effervescence creates a vigorous bubbling experience.
- Enhances the warming effect of bathing compared with plain bathwater.
- Contains sodium bicarbonate and sodium carbonate, ingredients found in hot springs.
- Contains ginseng extract as a moisturizing ingredient.
Ingredients
Sodium bicarbonate*, sodium carbonate*, fumaric acid, PEG 6000, reduced starch syrup powder, isopropyl myristate, POE sorbitol tetraoleate, ginseng extract, menthol, trehalose, magnesium oxide, dextrin, glucose, glycine, octyldodecyl myristate, POE stearyl ether, POE hydrogenated castor oil, sodium POE tridecyl ether acetate, POE (23) lauryl ether, sucrose fatty acid ester, oleic acid, stearic acid, behenic acid, sodium hydroxide, fragrance, Yellow 4, Red 102, Red 106, Red 227.
*Active ingredients. All other listed ingredients are other ingredients.
How to Use
Fully dissolve one tablet in 150–200 L of bathwater before bathing. Use immediately after opening the individual sachet. Do not bring an effervescing tablet close to your face, as it may occasionally cause coughing.
Do not combine with other bath additives or use for purposes other than bathing. Keep out of reach of children and avoid storage in high temperatures. Do not use in natural marble bathtubs.
Consult a doctor before use if you have skin or other physical concerns. Stop use and consult a doctor if redness, itching, irritation, or other skin abnormalities occur during or after use.
FAQ
Q: Does carbonation remain after the bubbles disappear?
A: Yes. Carbon dioxide remains dissolved in the bathwater after the bubbles disappear.
Q: Can leftover bathwater be used for laundry?
A: Yes, but cleaning performance may be reduced. Use fresh tap water for rinsing and fabric softener cycles. Do not use the bathwater for soaking, washing new clothing, or washing with detergent for delicate garments.
Q: Can leftover bathwater be used to water plants?
A: No. It contains a high amount of inorganic salts and should not be used for watering plants.
