Foaming Bath with Magnesium and Salt Relax! with Olive Oil relaxing bath • calm evening • gentle foam • softened skin • gentle care

Relax! is a dry mineral blend that activates in water. It combines magnesium chloride, magnesium sulfate, sea salt, olive oil, a foaming component, and essential oils. It is not a liquid foam with synthetic fragrance but a bath blend with a mineral base and natural scent.

Use up to 3 tablespoons in the bath. For a smaller bath, sensitive skin, or first-time use, start with a smaller amount. A higher dose does not necessarily mean a more pleasant bath; the important factors are water temperature, bath duration, and individual tolerance.

Usually, 15–20 minutes is sufficient. A longer bath may unnecessarily dry or burden the skin for some individuals, especially if the water is too hot. For the first bath, choose a shorter duration and observe the skin's reaction.

The water should be pleasantly warm, not hot. A practical range is approximately 37–39 °C. Too hot water can increase skin redness, dryness, or fatigue after the bath.

It is suitable for use approximately twice a week or according to skin tolerance. For dry or sensitive skin, start with once a week and follow up with body lotion, cream, or butter after the bath.

For sensitive skin, we recommend caution. The blend contains sodium lauryl sulfate, essential oils, and natural fragrance allergens linalool and limonene. Start with a smaller dose, a shorter bath, and do not use the product on irritated or broken skin.

The product is not intended for kids under 3 years. For older children, use a smaller amount, limit bath time, and avoid contact with the eyes. For children with sensitivity to scents or skin issues, consulting a paediatrician is advisable.

During pregnancy, opt for shorter, lukewarm baths and avoid excessively hot water. Due to the essential oil content, we recommend consulting a doctor or midwife, especially in cases of high-risk pregnancy or increased sensitivity to scents.

While breastfeeding, monitor your sensitivity to essential oils and thoroughly rinse areas that come into contact with the baby after bathing. For sensitive skin or uncertainty, choose a smaller dose and a shorter bath.

It may be suitable if dry skin tolerates mineral baths, foaming agents, and essential oils well. After bathing, we recommend gently patting the skin dry and following up with body lotion, cream, or butter. Excessively hot water can accentuate dryness.

A warm bath can be a pleasant part of evening care after physical exertion. We do not present the product as a treatment for pain or muscle recovery, but as a bath cosmetic for a mineral soak, fragrance, foam, and a sense of relaxation after a demanding day.

The cosmetic product cannot be presented as a remedy for muscle cramps. If cramps are recurrent, severe, or related to a medical condition, consulting a doctor is advisable. Consider the bath as a pleasant evening step, not a medical solution.

Claims of reliable magnesium replenishment through the skin are not sufficiently substantiated for a cosmetic product. Mineral salts here serve as components of the bath blend. For magnesium replenishment, it is advisable to follow diet, laboratory values, and expert recommendations.

These are two different magnesium mineral compounds. Magnesium sulfate is known as Epsom salt, while magnesium chloride is also used in cosmetics for mineral baths. Together in the blend, they form the mineral base of the bath.

Epsom salt is magnesium sulfate, whereas sea salt is primarily sodium chloride. In the blend, they complement each other: Epsom salt forms part of the mineral base, and sea salt supports the character of a classic salt bath.

No. Epsom salt is magnesium sulfate, whereas magnesium flakes are usually magnesium chloride. This product contains both mineral components, namely magnesium chloride and magnesium sulfate.

Yes, the blend contains sodium lauryl sulfate, which ensures foaming. It activates best when the blend is poured directly under running water. The amount of foam depends on the dose, water flow strength, and water hardness.

Yes, sodium lauryl sulfate is listed in the ingredients. Therefore, the product should not be labelled as SLS-free. For sensitive or reactive skin, we recommend starting with a smaller dose and a shorter bath.

Sodium lauryl sulfate is a foaming agent used in cosmetics. In this product, it helps create foam and disperse the blend in water. For skin prone to irritation, it is advisable to proceed cautiously and avoid using excessively hot water.

The scent is composed of lavender and frankincense essential oils. It is not an anonymous fragrance base but naturally fragrant components that also contain allergens listed in the ingredients.

Linalool and limonene are natural fragrant components of essential oils. In cosmetics, they are listed to inform individuals with sensitivity to fragrance allergens. They are not separately added synthetic fragrances.

Olive oil complements the mineral salts with an oily component and softens the skin's feel after bathing. It is not a substitute for body cream but a practical part of the bath blend.

For some individuals, mineralised water, sodium lauryl sulfate, or essential oils may cause temporary stinging, especially after shaving, exfoliating, or when the skin barrier is compromised. In such cases, end the bath, rinse the skin with clean water, and use a smaller amount next time.

We do not recommend it immediately after shaving. The skin may be more sensitive, and mineral salts, foaming agents, or essential oils may sting. It is more suitable to use the bath before shaving or after a period when the skin is calm.

The product is not intended for treating eczema, dermatitis, or other skin conditions. In cases of active irritation, cracks, weeping, or itching, it is advisable to postpone use and consult a dermatologist. Always proceed cautiously with skin issues.

Yes, it can be used in a basin for a foot bath. Use 1 tablespoon in warm water. After the bath, rinse the feet as needed, dry them, and apply cream or balm.

We generally do not recommend it for hot tubs unless the hot tub manufacturer explicitly allows bath salts, oil components, and foaming agents. Salt, foam, oil, and botanical parts can burden the filtration or affect water maintenance.

After bathing, fine residues of salts, oil components, or dried flowers may remain in the tub. Rinse the tub with warm water after draining. If you have a sensitive drain or a fine strainer, it's practical to catch botanical parts before they go down the drain.

The blend contains olive oil and a foaming component, so the tub surface may be more slippery after bathing. Rinse the tub after use and be cautious when getting up.

There's no need to add additional oil to the same bath. It could reduce foaming and increase the slipperiness of the tub. It's more suitable to use body oil, milk, or butter after bathing on dried skin.

Store it in a dry place, away from direct moisture, and carefully seal the packaging after each use. The bath blend may clump in a humid environment, which is common with mineral blends.

Smaller clumps usually form due to contact with moisture and do not necessarily mean the product is compromised. Break them up with a clean, dry spoon before use. If the scent, colour, or consistency changes significantly, it's better not to use the product.

Natural ingredients, dried flowers, and essential oils may vary slightly by batch. In handmade cosmetics, a slight change in scent, shade, or texture is common, as long as the product remains fine according to the label and recommended storage.

Yes, it is suitable as a gift for those who enjoy baths, mineral salts, foam, and natural scents. For recipients with allergies to essential oils, sodium lauryl sulfate, or very sensitive skin, it's better to choose a fragrance-free and non-foaming product.