Although not the trendy “beauty guys,” men want to enjoy their own personal style of grooming. Because it is a daily routine, it is best to go about it in a natural way rather than seeking major changes. Why don't you start a beauty routine with the theme of "getting in shape" without overdoing it?
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Try using Epsom salt during your bath on days when you’re feeling that heavy, sluggish sensation at the end of summer or when you’re still feeling tired after exercising. Although it’s called “salt,” it only resembles salt in appearance; its main components are minerals also found in seawater.
The Epsom salt from *NEHAN TOKYO* featured here has a purity of 99.99%, which is the highest standard in Japan. It is pure magnesium sulfate crystals.
To use, simply add about 3 scoops (approx. 100 g) using the included spoon—just as you would with bath salts—to your bathwater. It warms your body from the core and gently soothes your tired muscles after a run or a workout at the gym.
It’s so comfortable that you might find yourself wanting to linger, but please be sure to avoid taking long baths. Sweating caused by the hot water can lead to dizziness, dehydration, and a rise in body temperature, which can leave you feeling tired rather than relaxed, so it’s best to limit your bath to about 20 minutes.
Even a short bath leaves your body feeling warm and toasty—you won’t feel chilled afterward—and you’ll be surprised at how incredibly light your body feels. Plus, the mineral-rich water leaves your skin feeling soft and smooth. It’s highly recommended during the dry season. Especially during this time of year when summer fatigue tends to set in, it’s important to make time to take it easy and pamper your body. Be sure to make “Epsom Salt Baths” a part of your daily routine.
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Magnesium sulfate (purity 99.991 TP10T)
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Parabens, fragrances, colorants, and petroleum-derived ingredients
Fragrance-free and dye-free
