Organic Indulgence Bubble Bath Sweet Cherry & Almond 10 oz review

Organic Indulgence Bubble Bath Sweet Cherry & Almond 10 oz

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I enjoy a wide variety of bath products, since I take a hot bath nearly every night
For warm weather, I prefer non-moisturizing products like salts or bubble bath
Since many of the mainstream bubble baths contain sodium lauryl sulfate, I decided to limit my exposure to that detergent, and try out some natural brands instead
One such brand is Organic Indulgence, and I bought it because of the amazing cherry almond variety that I smelled in the store
I would definitely recommend this bubble bath to anyone who loves a cherry almond smell, and/or wants a natural product they can feel good about using

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  I enjoy a wide variety of bath products, since I take a hot bath nearly every night. I use this therapy to treat the painful muscle and nerve symptoms of fibromyalgia, and it works. I have had more success with the hot baths than with any other therapy or medication. In the winter I tend to use heavier products with lots of moisturizers, because my skin gets very dry in cold weather, plus the hot water can add to that effect. In the summer, I have oily skin and battle acne frequently.
  For warm weather, I prefer non-moisturizing products like salts or bubble bath. Since many of the mainstream bubble baths contain sodium lauryl sulfate, I decided to limit my exposure to that detergent, and try out some natural brands instead.
  I tend to switch back and forth. When I want more bubbles, obviously I go for the detergent.
  For a milder treatment of the skin at the price of fewer bubbles, I use natural brands which do not contain sulfates. One such brand is Organic Indulgence, and I bought it because of the amazing cherry almond variety that I smelled in the store. It reminded me of a holiday cake, baked with almonds and ripe cherries. It is sweet, and indulgent and it makes ne hungry.
  It is also 100% natural. It has certified organic ingredients, and includes maqui berry, acai, aloe vera, yumberry, algae, and shea butter. I laughed when I saw “yumberry” on the ingredients, because I always thought that was a made up name that someone ...
- used for a product name or something. Apparently there really is a “yumberry.
  ” Since the product is natural, it has no parabens, and no artificial fragrances or phthalates. Coco glucoside is used to produce the bubbles instead of detergents. When I first used the bath, I was carried away by the fragrance. It is sweet and rich and I just wanted to stay in the tub all night.
  The water was covered with a light dusting of foam. Coco glucoside must not be a very potent foam maker. I didn’t really mind though, because I mostly wanted it for the scent. It made for a very relaxing and therapeutic bath.
  When I got out, my skin was smooth and did not feel dry. It most certainly would have been much drier had I
  been using a detergent based bath. I could not really tell that there was any significant amount of shea butter in the product, as it did not seem to be moisturizing, although it was certainly not drying. I could even probably use it in the winter with really dry skin without any problems, judging from the way my skin felt.
  Perhaps it was more moisturizing than I realize. I am just used to products with shea butter being almost greasy at times. The sweet fragrance of the bath stayed with me for a couple of hours, and stayed in the bathroom even longer. I would definitely recommend this bubble bath to anyone who loves a cherry almond smell, and/or wants a natural product they can feel good about using.

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