1.Control water temperature and soaking duration:
- The water temperature is recommended to be kept between 38–40°C. Excessively high temperatures can disrupt the skin barrier, aggravate dryness, and may affect circulation stability.
- Do not soak for more than 20 minutes per session; around 15 minutes is ideal. Prolonged soaking may lead to skin dehydration and wrinkling.
2.Use with caution for special populations:
- Individuals with damaged or inflamed skin: Conditions such as eczema, dermatitis, or unhealed wounds may be irritated by the salts and ingredients in bath bombs, which can worsen redness and pain.
- Pregnant women: Avoid bath bombs containing ingredients such as musk, rosemary essential oil, or peppermint essential oil, as these may affect physical condition. It is advisable to choose fragrance-free, mild formulas and consult a doctor before use.
- Infants and young children: Due to delicate skin, adult bath bombs are not recommended. If necessary, only use gentle formulas specifically designed for infants, and limit soaking time to no more than 5 minutes.
- Individuals with hypertension, heart disease, or diabetes: High water temperatures or prolonged soaking may cause blood pressure fluctuations or physical discomfort. Soaking time should be shortened (≤10 minutes), water temperature lowered, and it is best to have someone present.
3.Storage and handling after opening:
- Store bath bombs in a dry, well-ventilated area away from light to prevent moisture absorption and melting. Use promptly after opening; if clumping or unusual odors occur, do not use.
4.Rinse the bathtub after use to prevent staining and oil residue.