Does the green tea or kaolin actually do something for the skin, or is it mainly fragrance? — Foaming salt and kaolin "Green Tea" 500 g - Zelanna

It helps to separate the physical feel of the bath from its fragrance. Kaolin is not just a decorative ingredient: it is a mild clay that gives the water a silkier texture. In body cosmetics, kaolin is valued for being gentle and non-aggressive, so in a bath it supports a soft, pleasant feel on the skin. That is a care effect, not a treatment. It does not change the skin's structure or behave like a skincare active ingredient.

Green tea extract, in this product, is described as adding a clean, light note to the formula. That means its main role is the bathing atmosphere and the overall experience, rather than delivering a measurable benefit to the skin. Tea tree essential oil also contributes to the scent by giving it a clearer, slightly herbal character. Together they keep the fragrance from being too sweet, which fits an evening bath when you want to shift attention away from a busy day.

The sea salt is the ingredient that creates the classic mineral-bath effect. Warm salt water helps the body feel lighter, especially after physical activity, travel or a long day, and it leaves the skin feeling fresh. This is the physical basis of the product. The foam base then makes the whole experience softer and more pleasant on the skin than a plain salt bath.

So, if your question is whether this product can treat or change the condition of your skin: no, it should not be expected to do that. It is a bath product for relaxation and gentle bathing, not a medical or dermatological preparation. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease. After the bath, you can decide whether you still want a body lotion; the salt and clay can leave the skin feeling different from a shower, so some people prefer a light rinse or moisturiser afterward.