Can I use this bath salt if I have sensitive skin or react easily to fragrance? — Sea bath salt with foam and kaolin "Rose" 500g Zhelana

The product information is clear that people with very sensitive skin, or those who react easily to fragrance or plant extracts, should be cautious on first use. Rose extract gives the bath its floral character, and any fragrance ingredient, whether natural or synthetic, can be a trigger for some people. The foaming component can also be more drying or irritating to certain skin types than salt alone. This does not mean the product is unsuitable for sensitive skin, but it means you should test it before committing to a full soak.

You can do a simple patch test: dissolve a small amount of the salt in lukewarm water in a bowl, soak a cotton pad or clean cloth in that water, and place it on the inside of your forearm for a few minutes. Rinse the area and watch it for a few hours or overnight. If there is no redness, itching, burning, or unusual dryness, the product is more likely to be tolerated in a full bath. On your first full use, use a smaller amount than you think you need and keep the soak shorter, for example 10 to 15 minutes.

If irritation appears, rinse your skin with clean water and stop using the product. Do not use it on the face, on broken skin, or as a treatment for rashes, eczema, or other skin conditions; it is a cosmetic bathing product, not a medicine. It should not be used before the patch test is done. The product is external use only; avoid the eyes and any mucous membranes. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a chronic skin condition, or take medication, it is reasonable to check with a doctor or dermatologist before using a new scented bath product.