Bath Salt Shunga Oriental Crystals Exotic Fruits 500 g

Bath Salt Shunga Oriental Crystals Exotic Fruits 500 g 🍇

Oriental Crystals by Shunga is a bath salt from the Dead Sea that foams and gives off scent in the water; this is the Exotic Fruits variety with purple crystals. The tin holds 500 grams. At the top it shows, on a light background, a woman in a violet kimono lifting a wooden bowl to her mouth while the fabric around her falls into the water. At the bottom it is black with a golden rim, bearing “Foaming Scented Dead Sea Salts” and “Oriental Crystals”, in French “Cristaux d’Orient” and “Sel de la Mer Morte aromatisé et moussant”. The crystals are coarse and irregular, with a strong purple colour. As soon as they fall into the bath water, they dissolve and foam. 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: Exotic Fruits
• 🎨 Colour: Purple
• ⚖️ Content: 500 g in a tin
• ⚠️ Caution: only into the bath water, not into the eyes

❓ FAQ

How does the salt get into the water?

Sprinkle the crystals into the tub while warm water runs in, ideally straight under the tap. That way they spread and form foam. Before you lie down, run your hand once over the bottom of the tub so the last grains dissolve. Choose the amount according to the size of the tub and the scent you want.

What applies to skin, eyes and mucous membranes?

The salt belongs in the bath water, not 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 it burns or reddens, get out and shower off. Hold on when getting out, because the wet tub floor is slippery.

And toys in the bath water?

Waterproof toys can come along. Rinse them with clear water afterwards and let them dry, otherwise a film of salt stays on the surface. Toys without water protection stay outside.

How do you store the tin?

Dry, closed and out of the reach of children. Left open in a damp bathroom, the salt draws water from the air and clumps. It is not eaten.