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Matsuda Shoten

Natural Bathing Herb of Japanese Knotweed 2 Sachets

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Natural bathing herbs made with only natural ingredients and no chemicals of any kind. This pack includes 2 natural bathing herbs of Japanese knotweed. Each herb can be used for 2 days of bathing.

How to use and Product Introduction:

Directions for use:

  1. Place the herb 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, enjoying the natural fragrance that gently spreads.
  4. If possible, bathe for 2 to 3 days without changing the water; even after 3 days, the water will not become slippery.

 Each bath herb can be used twice.

If you wish to use it daily, 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.

Products:

The Appeal of the Bath Herb of Asteraceae. Astragalus membranaceus is a perennial herb of the Asteraceae family. What is your impression of this plant? Many people consider it a "weed" or "pollen". However, it is actually a very useful herb for those who know about it. It is said to be good for atopic dermatitis and dry skin. (This plant is also mentioned in Dr. Yuriko Tojo's book, "Natural Remedies")

Make your bath time a blissful moment. We invite you to experience a herbal bath that will make you feel like you are in a hot spring every day at home. The ingredients are safe and secure, as we use only Japanese knotweed, which grows wild in the countryside of Uda City, Nara Prefecture. The Japanese knotweed is harvested in its bud state just before the yellow flowers bloom, dried in the sun, and cut into small pieces to make the herb for bathing.

Simply soak the filtered herb in hot water! Wouldn't you like to experience a quick and easy healing wild herb bath?

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