How do I use this bath salt properly to avoid irritation and get the most out of it? — Iodobromine Bath Salt 500g - Home Doctor

Fill the tub with warm, not hot, water. Water that is too hot can make the bath uncomfortable and may dry your skin, so aim for a temperature that feels pleasantly warm rather than scalding. Add the salt while the water is running or swirl it in with your hand so it dissolves more evenly. If it is your first time using the product or your skin is easily reactive, start with a smaller amount than you think you need. You can always use a little more next time.

Soak for about 15–20 minutes. This gives the mineral salts enough time to spread through the water without making you feel overheated. The bath will have a mild mineral, saltwater character rather than a strong perfume or foam. After soaking, you can rinse off briefly in the shower if you prefer, then pat your skin dry instead of rubbing it. While your skin is still slightly damp, apply a simple unscented moisturizer to help hold in moisture.

Avoid using the salt on irritated, sunburned, or otherwise damaged skin. If you are sensitive to iodine or mineral salts, be cautious and watch how your skin responds. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a chronic condition, or take medication, consult a specialist before using this product.