[Jessica.]

There is a difference between taking risks with your career and taking risks with your health though. I can't even use normal soap, not going to dive into something I'm not sure about.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

There is a difference between taking risks with your career and taking risks with your health though. I can't even use normal soap, not going to dive into something I'm not sure about.

well said
Madame

[Yuki Maru Hoshi]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

There is a difference between taking risks with your career and taking risks with your health though. I can't even use normal soap, not going to dive into something I'm not sure about.

You sound like my grandmother. She is allergic to everything under the sun. I have to be very careful at Christmas what to get her... can't even get her bath kits as much as I love hygeine-y stuff.

I don't know what a bath bomb is, I've never seen them here, but I prefer to steer clear of excess chemicals. I'm prone to UTI's, but that's not really my main concern. I take a bath to cleanse/detoxify my body, not put more in it...

I have a 5' deep tub with jets and I'll put magnesium/epsom salt soaks in there. It has a scent with it, and it's not so heavily scented that it feels like it is counterproductive. A lot of bath kits I've received or purchased (mainly the cheaper stuff),, they have so much scent, you'd think you were bathing with perfume... that to me is a sign of a bad bath kit imo and is much more likely to cause skin irritation...

Anyway I really like aromatherapy, but I like the organic benefits from the ingredients not the chemical smell... and certainly don't need more access to dyes. Can't stand those body washes that leave a layer of "something" on them after usage... yes, it's moisturizer I think... but I prefer to add my moisturizer on separately so I know that it's exactly what my skin needs, not something they just added for the "effect" of moisturizing.