Is this a bubble bath or a bath salt? How much foam should I expect? — Bath salt with foam and kaolin Ylang-ylang 500 g Zhelana

This is a bath salt with a foam-producing component, not a liquid bubble bath. The sea salt and kaolin dissolve or disperse in the water, while the foam component creates a softer, more enveloping texture. You should not expect tall, dense bubble-bath foam; the effect is closer to a light, airy foam layer on the surface, which is part of the spa-like feel rather than a cleaning lather.

To get the most out of it, add the salt while the water is still running and let the stream help distribute it. If you pour it into still water, the foam will be weaker and the clay may settle. The amount of foam also depends on how much product you use and how much you agitate the water. A small handful gives a modest foam; a larger amount gives a more noticeable layer. You can adjust based on your preference.

Because this is not a liquid bubble bath, it will not create the same kind of lasting bubbles. If you want a separate bubble bath, you can use one in addition, but keep in mind that combining products may increase the risk of irritation, especially if your skin is sensitive.