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Matsuda Shoten

Yamato Touki Leaf and Mugwort Natural Bath Herbs 8 bags

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Natural bathing herbs made with only natural ingredients and no chemicals of any kind. This pack contains 8 natural bathing herbs blended with Yamato Touki leaf and Mugwort. Each herb can be used twice.

How to use and product introduction:

Directions for use:

  1. Place the herbs for bathing in the bathtub in a drawstring shape.
  2. Fill the bathtub with hot water. Plant extracts will be released.
  3. Rub the herb for bathing while taking a bath. Enjoy the natural fragrance that gently spreads.
  4. If possible, bathe for 2 to 3 days without changing the water; even if you bathe for 3 days, the water will not be slippery.

Each bath herb can be used twice.

If you wish to use it every day, squeeze out the water lightly and leave it next to the bathtub. If you wish to use the herb after a few days, dry it in a well-ventilated place or in the sun, store it indoors, and then put it back into the bathtub for reuse.

After using it as a bath herb, it can also be used as a fragrance item. Please dry it thoroughly before using it in a shoebox or drawer.

Products:

Angelica dahurica is known worldwide as a plant that is a strong ally of women, and its rhizome is widely used.

Nara Prefecture, in particular, is famous for its herb production, so much so that in the Chronicles of Japan, Emperor Suiko is said to have hunted for the herb in Nara Prefecture.

Among the tongues from all over Japan, the tongues from the Yamato region (Nara Prefecture), with their reddish stem, strong aroma, and sweet taste, were called "Yamato tongues", and their cultivation was recommended in the Edo period (1603-1867) as evidence of their superiority.

This luxurious bath herb is a blend of Yamato Tongi leaves and mugwort harvested in Nara Prefecture, dried in the sun, so you can experience the feeling of a luxurious hot spring at home.

All you have to do is soak the filtered leaves in hot water! Wouldn't you like to experience a healing herbal bath in an easy way?

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