Muddy White Bath Salt Yakusen

Can you tell I love this kind of bath salt? Well, anyhoo this one turns the water a milky white and smells citrusy. I like this scent, but my favorite would be the floral ones. It has similar properties to the other bath salts and while I should just post all the japanese bath salts into one, I just don't like a long post.

Bathroman Jasmine Bath Salt

This one has a wonderful jasmine scent that isn't fake or artificial. It's by no means like the actual flower itself, but there's no harshness or strong headiness to its fragrance. It will turn the bath water a highlighter yellow green. It's strange that it makes the water glow-like. It is an okay bath salt, but doesn't compare to the other milkier varieties on the market. It's alright to try this out if you don't want to bust your wallet since usually this kind is cheaper. Anyway that's it for this! Toodles!

Japanese Hinoki Cypress Bath Salt

Another wonderful bath salt. It turns the bath water a milky tan. A thing about milky colored bath water is that you know the soak will be a moisturizing one. The fragrance of this smells like an ancient forest. It makes taking a soak a spiritual experience while de-stressing the grimy world. By far this bath salt is cheapest of all the ones I purchase. I won't post prices as they can vary but it should be over 20 dollars. A can will last you a long time so there's no need to be spending crazily for only a little bit.