Bath jelly and method of using the same
OwnerMasayasu Moriyamainventor
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Abstract
A bath jelly for creating a gelatinous mixture in a bathtub comprises two components. The first component comprises a powder which when added to hot water produces a gelatinous mixture. The first component typically is a mixture of sodium polyacrylate, ascorbic acid, black tea extract, L-menthol, coloring, and fragrance. The second component comprises a powder which when added to the gelatinous mixture dissolves the mixture and allows the contents of the tub to be easily drained. The second component typically comprises sodium chloride. The gelatinous mixture deep cleans skin by removing sweat and toxins from lower skin layers during bathing.
Claims20
A bath jelly product comprising:
- a powder including fifty to ninety-five percent by weight sodium polyacrylate, five to thirty percent by weight ascorbic acid and 0.001 to two percent by weight L-menthol,
- wherein when said powder is added to a sufficient amount of water the powder and the water will form a gelatinous mixture suitable for bathing.
A bath jelly product comprising:
- a first powder including fifty to ninety-five percent by weight sodium polyacrylate, five to thirty percent by weight ascorbic acid and 0.001 to two percent by weight L-menthol, wherein when said first powder is added to a sufficient amount of water the first powder and the water will form a gelatinous mixture suitable for bathing;
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- a second powder that when added to said gelatinous mixture will transform said gelatinous mixture to a liquid having a low viscosity.
A method of using a bath jelly comprising the steps of:
- providing a water container having at least ten gallons of water contained therein, said water being in a temperature range of 32 to 47 degrees Celsius;
- adding a powder to said water wherein said powder comprises fifty to ninety-five percent by weight sodium polyacrylate, five to thirty percent by weight ascorbic acid and 0.001 to two percent by weight L-menthol;
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- wherein when said powder is added to said water the powder and the water form a gelatinous mixture suitable for bathing.
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