How to use a bath ball?

Many friends in the south said that they simply couldn’t understand why people in the north only take a bath once a week. This is mainly due to climate reasons. First of all, the climate in the south is humid, so we are affected by humid air and sweat every day. If we don’t take a shower, our bodies will definitely feel sticky and very uncomfortable. On the contrary, the north is relatively dry, and you won’t feel this way even if you don’t take a shower for a day or two. So, what is the correct way to use a bath ball?

The correct way to use the bath ball:

1. Bath balls are the best tool for making shower gel foam. They are available in supermarkets. Soak them first, squeeze a small amount of shower gel on the bath ball, rub it gently, and a large amount of foam will be produced immediately. Then scrub it. It's very simple. Remember to soak it in boiling water once every week and change it at least once every three months.

2. Wet the bath ball directly, then pour some shower gel on the bath ball and rub it. After there are bubbles, you can rub it on your body. The string on the bath ball is used to hang the bath ball. When taking a sauna or bath, put the shower gel on a bath ball to create bubbles and then rub it gently on your skin to produce plenty of bubbles.

How to choose a bath ball:

1.General bath balls have hanging ropes. About 42CM, ball diameter 12CM, weight 40G, cleans the skin all over the body. Bring you a refreshing bathing experience.

2. The texture should be fine and comfortable. The friction is comfortable, but it does not corrode or mold.

3. The mesh is dense and the bubbles are rich. Add appropriate amount of shower gel when bathing, and gently rub to create natural bubbles, which can massage and exfoliate.

Notes on using bath balls:

1. When using the bath ball, avoid letting the bubbles get into your eyes. If they get into your eyes accidentally, rinse them immediately with clean water.

2. After taking a shower, be sure to rinse off the foam on the bath ball, and finally shake it dry to make it completely dehydrated, and place it in a dry place to avoid moisture and bacterial growth.

3. Remember to soak the bath ball in boiling water once every week and replace it at least once every three months.