🛀 Revitalize and Relax with Yumeguri's Japanese Hot Spring Bath Powders - 18 Packs (30g Each) Review

I used this product when I lived in Japan. The smell is pleasant, does not irritate the skin, like many other products. Small things have a big impact. One pack is enough for a large bath. Maybe 1/2 in a normal bath. This product is designed for a large bathtub commonly used in Japanese homes.

stinks! looks like it's made out of chemicals, meaning it will only get you high, not detox! and don't feel like it at all. If everything was 100% natural, they highlighted it on the ingredient box, trust me! So summer review for this product: Do not buy! That's cheating!

Gave these to my colleagues to relieve stress while we were working at a COVID-19 testing center. I tried it with red and white packaging. It smelled "pink" like it came from mysterious pink flowers. It was dairy which I wanted but wasn't expecting. The hotter the water, the more pleasant the sensations. There's nothing quite like cracking open all your liquors, sweating a little and getting all the blood flowing! Ideal before bed. I can't wait to try the purple packaging which, judging by the…

I have so much to say about this product. I'm absolutely in love with this one, I'll have to buy more soon. Ever since I went out, every bath seems boring to me. They smell so great, although my favorites are dairy. They will not only make my skin smell good, but my whole house. They made my skin soft and relaxing. I'm so glad I bought them. I am a mother of three and need a relaxing bath and glass of wine at the end of the day. I'm also on a tight budget so I can't afford bath bombs, although…

I am a sauna fanatic. I take a bath every night. I liked the idea of a strong smell and cloudy colored water. Pictured above are two full packs of greenery in my medium sized tub. The green smells faintly like a cheap pine candle, and the pink smells like an old lady's rose. Even with two bags, it wasn't soft. Basically when I bought it I thought, well, at worst it's not great, but for a little under a dollar a pack it's worth it. but then it does nothing. Doesn't smell when I'm in the bath…

I was really hoping it would be a good, high quality Japanese onsen experience. What I got smelled, looked and felt like laundry detergent. I don't know how else to describe it. The smell was very strong and overpowering, just like the scents in some detergents. I was itchy, but maybe it was because I couldn't think of anything other than feeling like I was sitting in a washing machine! Looking closer at the box, I see the words "Made in China" right on the box. It's so confusing because the…

Literally nonsense. I consider myself a bit of a swimmer and can honestly say I'm very impressed. I've used Epsom salts, essential oils, etc. in my baths in the past, but NONE has left my skin as soft. It hurt to get out of the bathroom. I only used one (pink) and actually didn't like the smell as much as I was hoping, but it was so light and airy it almost didn't matter. Now that my skin has melted into it, it smells amazing. I was constantly keeping one hand out of the bay and the other in to

I bought this product a few days ago and tried each of the four different powders so I decided to write this review. So I've been to Japan and bought bath powder from the local stores a couple of times. While I've never seen this particular powder pack at Family Mart or 7-Eleven, this product isn't all that different from what I've tried there. Several people point out that this is a Chinese product and not Japanese; that's not an entirely correct statement. The packaging specifically says it's