Will this make lots of bubbles like a bubble bath, or only a little foam? — Sea salt for baths with foam and kaolin "Jojoba" 500 g Zhelana

This is a foaming bath salt, but not a high-foam bubble bath. The foaming component in the formula creates a light lather rather than a deep layer of bubbles. Its main job is to help the product disperse evenly in the bath water and to make the bath feel more pleasant; it is not there to generate thick foam the way a dedicated bubble bath formulation would.

If you want more visible foam, there are a couple of practical things you can try. Adding the salt while the water is still running, preferably with a strong stream pointing into the tub, creates more agitation and generally helps the foaming component work better than scattering the salt into still water. You can also swirl the water with your hand or foot after the tub is full. Expect a soft, airy lather on the surface rather than tall foamy peaks.

Foam amount also depends on water hardness and how much product you use. In harder water, lather is naturally reduced, so if you notice very little foam, it does not necessarily mean the product is weak — the salt and clay are still dissolving and contributing to the bath. If you strongly prefer a dense foam from your bath products, this one may not fully replace a dedicated bubble bath; it is best understood as a bath salt with a light foam character that also leaves the skin feeling smoother.

Whatever amount of foam you get, it will disappear once the water cools or after you drain the bath, which is normal. If children use the bath, always supervise bath time and keep the product out of their reach.