Bath Salt Shunga Oriental Crystals Ocean Temptation 500 g

Bath Salt Shunga Oriental Crystals Ocean Temptation 500 g 🌊

Oriental Crystals by Shunga is a foaming bath salt from the Dead Sea; the Ocean Temptation variety has blue crystals. 500 grams of it come in a tin. On its light upper part a woman in a blue kimono sits in the water and raises a wooden bowl to her lips, the lengths of fabric falling around her in blue and turquoise. The black lower part with a golden rim names “Foaming Scented Dead Sea Salts” and “Oriental Crystals”, together with the French “Cristaux d’Orient, Sel de la Mer Morte aromatisé et moussant”, meaning scented, foaming salt from the Dead Sea. The crystals are coarse and irregular. In the bath water they dissolve, foam and release their scent. It stands under intimate hygiene, with drugstore and under sextoys for women; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Shunga.

✨ At a glance

• 🛁 Type: foaming bath salt
• 🧂 Salt: from the Dead Sea
• 🪜 Range: Oriental Crystals
• 🌊 Variety: Ocean Temptation
• 🎨 Colour: Blue
• ⚖️ Content: 500 g in a tin
• ⚠️ Caution: only into the bath water, not into the eyes

❓ FAQ

How do you use the crystals?

Sprinkle them into the warm water as it runs in, ideally straight under the tap, and they spread quickly. Stir once with your hand before getting in so no grains are left on the bottom. Choose the amount according to the size of the tub and how much scent you want.

What applies to skin, eyes and mucous membranes?

The salt is meant for the bath water and does not go directly into the vagina, the bottom or onto other mucous membranes. If foam splashes into your eyes, rinse them with clear water. If your skin is sensitive, try the bath water on a small area first; if the skin burns or reddens, get out and shower off. Hold on when getting out, because the wet tub floor is slippery.

Can toys come into the bath?

Only waterproof ones. Rinse them with clear water after the bath and let them dry so no salt residue stays on the surface. Toys without water protection stay outside the tub.

How do you store the tin?

Closed, dry and out of the reach of children. If the tin stands open in a damp bathroom, the salt draws moisture and the crystals stick together. It is not meant to be eaten.