🛀 34oz Dr. Teal's Eucalyptus Spearmint Foaming Bath (with Epsom Salt) Review

I love this bubble bath, it helps a little and the foaming is long lasting. The smell is a bit strong (reminiscent of men's perfume), but not unbearable. much better than the standard tea tree scent which can be a little overpowering. I have sensitive skin and haven't had any problems so far. I will reorder.

I love Dr. Blue green. They are very cheap. They work great and are a great product overall. I had no problem getting lots of blisters from each Dr. Teal, and the smell is amazing! The bubbles seem to last for hours. Even if I took a bath and then forgot. When I come back 2 hours later the blisters are still there!

Simply put, this foam shower is one of the best I've tried! The scent is absolutely divine! The invigorating aroma is very strong but not overpowering at all! The quality is excellent - this material is thick and a little lasts a very long time! It takes forever! And of course the price is phenomenal! It's way better than any other bubble bath in this price range and honestly I find it on par with much more (3-4 times) more expensive (overpriced) luxury brands. I use dr. bath products. Teal's…

After reading other reviews I'm starting to wonder what happened to mine. I use it for foot baths and eventually bubble baths and get no foam from it. I had a small amount per bath but they were gone long before the water was cold. Also, my skin feels weird; not totally dirty but definitely like I need a shower after a bath. At least the smell is very pleasant.

I need to look at products for Methylisothiazolinone and my husband didn't know what it was so we had to return it. It's a preservative that they had to remove from diapers because it caused rashes in babies. It is gradually being phased out from products, but it is still present in many shampoos and liquid soaps containing it. If you get a cryptic itch or sunburn-like sensation after washing your hair, MI may be the culprit.

My husband bought this for me and installed it. The instructions say "pour generously". My husband was VERY generous and that extended to this bubble bath. The blisters almost ate me alive. But we had fun. Then luckily the bubbles melted and I didn't have a hard time cleaning them. The smell and feel are refreshing and relaxing.

Note for sensitive noses: Although it contains eucalyptus and mint, it also contains another tricky ingredient, "fragrance." I don't know why they felt it necessary as both scents mentioned are quite strong on their own, but I suspect it was cheaper to just buy leftover perfume from the Marshall checkout and throw it away than to actually use it. Peppermint or eucalyptus oil is enough to get noticed. In any case, this material is almost useless. You and your bathroom will smell like a high…

This is such a great find and is now officially one of my favorite products. It's just wonderful. It's all in one of the ingredients that make a perfect bath; Flasks, Epsom salts and essential oils. Its viscosity is almost like jelly, it seems to fall into the cap with a hard drop without splashing. It's so weird but cool. You can tell it's not like a regular bubble bath. And a lid gives a lot of foam. I was surprised. I was afraid I would have to use a lot to get the same results as regular…

dr. Teal's is the best bubble bath we've ever had. We bought 34 ounces. to complement a few other spa accessories for a do-it-yourself home spa treatment (see links below), but this bubble bath has really become a star. The bottle is high volume and we used a few squirts (maybe 4 full caps) but at this price point it's very affordable and well worth it. Look at the picture how fluffy these bubbles were and after an hour the bubbles were still there! This compares to several bath bombs we've…