Bath Salt Kamasutra Treasures of the Sea 697 g

Bath Salt Kamasutra Treasures of the Sea 697 g 🌊

A bath salt, and a big one at that: 697 grams in the bulbous jar, dyed blue, from Kamasutra. It is called “Treasures of the Sea”. What it is: a bath additive that colours and scents the water, meant for a bath for two as a prelude and not as a care treatment. The jar holds bath salts with sea minerals, 697 grams, to be scattered into warm water. A bath salt is a cosmetic, not a medicine. Anyone with sensitive skin tries a small amount before the whole tub is full. It stands with intimate hygiene, under drugstore, with the sex toys for couples and with massage products.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 697 g
• 〰️ Shape: bath salt in a jar
• 👉 Use: into the bath water
• ✅ Classification: cosmetic
• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Kamasutra

❓ FAQ

How much do you take per bath?

A handful is enough for a normal tub. More colours the water more strongly but does nothing else - and the jar lasts for many baths that way.

Is this something for sensitive skin?

Salt dries the skin out rather than caring for it. Anyone who is sensitive tries a small amount first and moisturizes after the bath.

Does it stain the tub?

The salt is a strong blue. In a clean tub nothing stays behind after draining; with grouting and rough material it is better to rinse briefly.

Is this a medicine?

No, a cosmetic product. A bath salt does not treat irregularities - anyone who has any should have them checked professionally.

Does lubricant go with it?

In water a water gel helps little, it gets diluted. For the bath itself silicone gels are better suited; suitable ones are under silicone lubricant.

What does it smell like?

The scent belongs to the “Treasures of the Sea” range: fresh and maritime, not sweet.

How long does the jar last?

At a handful per bath, 697 grams are enough for a good twenty tubs. Store dry and closed - salt draws moisture and clumps otherwise.