Japanese Bath Salts TABINO YADO Japanese Bath Salt 5 Types Luxury Assortment , 13 Packets Medicated Bath Salts ,Made in Japan

Excellent salts

Very nice baths salts they smell great

Brought as a birthday present. My friend absolutely loves them

Well this is an interesting product! As others have said, the packaging is entirely in Japanese. There are no instructions on how you should use these in English. After putting it through google translate and asking a Japanese friend: these are products to add to your bath which are meant to somewhat imitate the Japanese hot springs. They are meant to have a variety of health benefits. There are a few different colours and scents. There is a mixture of solid bath fizzers, and sachets of powders. Not sure what the difference is! Essentially, the instructions are just to run a hot deep bath and put the packet in :) I have tried out the solid fizzer and powder. The green packet turned the bath a magnificent neon green very quickly. I can’t say it did much in the way of health benefits. The purple solid fizzer had a nice soothing scent, but did not produce a really vivid colour. The packaging and drawings are really pretty, but could definitely do with some english add-ons so you can see what scent you are putting in etc. I think it’s a nice product but a bit overpriced.

I love those bath salt so much !! They are very very nice. Good scents and my skin don’t react to those. They leave the skin soft and they are so relaxing. Highly recommended!

The scents in this pack smell very artificial and paired with the strong colour in every packet makes for an experience that feels quite cheap and nasty. It’s pretty far removed from the feeling of a spa or onsen.

Very luxurious, beautiful salts. Not cheap, but such a treat.

These bath salts are designed to turn your ordinary bath into one that resembles one of five Japanese onsen (hot springs). These are available to buy in Japan and are being sold in their Japanese retail packaging – i.e. no English at all. Fortunately, somebody very close to me (who did not want to be on camera) is Japanese and was able to explain everything that the packaging states, which I have relayed to you in the video. Please see the video for a full explanation of how to use these bath salts, where in Japan each of the onsens represented here are, the difference between the two types of tablet, the health benefits stated on the packaging and everything else we though would be helpful to know. As for what they are like to actually use, well, they are lovely. Really aromatic and relaxing. At £30, they are extremely expensive for what they are but I do understand that, as a Japanese import, they have come a long way! They are lovely – you get 13 baths out of them, which works out at about £2.30 per bath. Recommended if you want to treat yourself to a Japanese bath with aromas you probably can’t get any other way in this country.