Babu Blissful Citrus Tour Bath Tablets, 12 Tablets (4 Varieties, 3 Tablets Each)
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$16.38 USD - Regular price
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$16.38 USD
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Product Overview
A bath tablet assortment featuring four fragrances selected from Japanese citrus: comforting yuzu, fully ripe kumquat, sweet honey mandarin, and refreshing sudachi. Includes 12 tablets, with 3 tablets of each fragrance.
Features
- Carbonation enhances the warming sensation of bathing, even during shorter baths.
- Contains an amino acid chlorine-removing agent and makes bathwater mildly acidic, like bare skin.
- Can be used when bathing together with a baby.
Ingredients
Babu Me: Sodium bicarbonate*, sodium carbonate*, magnesium sulfate*, anhydrous sodium sulfate*, fumaric acid, PEG6000, glucose, glycine, magnesium oxide, sucrose fatty acid esters, dextrin, calcium silicate, fragrance, Yellow 4.
Babu Yd: Sodium bicarbonate*, sodium carbonate*, magnesium sulfate*, anhydrous sodium sulfate*, fumaric acid, PEG6000, glucose, glycine, magnesium oxide, sucrose fatty acid esters, isopropyl myristate, fragrance, (+/-) Blue 1, Yellow 4, Red 102, Red 106, Red 227.
* indicates active ingredients. Unmarked ingredients are other ingredients.
How to Use
Completely dissolve 1 tablet in 150–200 L of bathwater before entering the bath. Use immediately after opening the individual packet. Keep the tablet away from your face while it is fizzing, as this may occasionally cause coughing.
Do not combine with other bath additives or use for purposes other than bathing. Do not use in natural marble bathtubs. Keep out of reach of children and avoid storage in hot places. If you have skin or physical sensitivities, consult a physician before use. Stop use and consult a physician if redness, itching, irritation, or other skin abnormalities occur.
FAQ
Q: Can leftover bathwater be used for laundry?
A: Yes, but use clean tap water for rinsing and fabric softening. Do not use it 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.
