Usage and common problems of bath salt balls

All bath salt balls

Our bath bombs are made with a proprietary formula that ensures they produce a lot of lather. Many of our bath bombs are made with natural ingredients and do not contain harsh chemicals such as artificial colors, fragrances or preservatives. As the balls lather and pop, they gently melt and moisturize your skin. Instead of using plastic glitter, our bath bombs are made with sugar or mica and include cuddly toys such as bunnies, ducks, etc.

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How to use bath salt balls

Fill the bathtub with warm water at around 38°C. Make sure the temperature is suitable for children’s skin and not too hot.
Place the bath salt ball in the water and wait for it to dissolve. Bath salt balls usually bubble slowly and release fragrance and beneficial ingredients.
Gently stir the water so that the ingredients of the bath salt ball dissolve evenly.
After ensuring that the water temperature is comfortable, let your child take a bath. It is recommended to control the soaking time to 10-15 minutes to avoid dry skin due to too long time.
Rinse the child’s body with clean water after the bath to avoid the bath salt ingredients remaining on the skin.
Apply a suitable baby or children’s lotion to the child after the bath to keep the skin moist.

Bath salt balls precautions

Educate children not to drink bath water and avoid water contact with eyes. If it accidentally enters the eyes, rinse with clean water immediately.
When using for the first time, it is recommended to test a small amount to observe whether the child’s skin has allergic reactions, such as rashes, itching, etc. If you feel uncomfortable, stop using it immediately and consult a doctor.
It is not recommended to use it every day. It is recommended to use it 1-2 times a week to avoid burdening the skin.
If the child has skin problems (such as eczema, dermatitis, etc.) or is allergic to certain ingredients, consult a doctor before use.
Bath salt balls may contain grease or particles. The bathtub should be cleaned in time after bathing to prevent slipping or residue affecting the next use.