Fur Bath Drops- Fur Oil to Moisturize and Soothe Your Skin in a Natural Dissolvable Seaweed Capsule for a Relaxing Bath, with Grapeseed, Jojoba, and Clary Sage Oil - 18 Capsules

Reviewing: Fur Bath Drops:These little bath drops took me back to my childhood, when we used to use red and green bath-oil drops. I remember those as being very oily, and leaving a greasy residue all over the bathtub. Things have clearly moved on since then!This Is a nicely packaged little set of 18 bath drops. They smell a bit horrible when they’re in the container, and I wasn’t hopeful, but once they’re in the water, that changes. You put them into the bath while the hot water is running, and eventually they start to dissolve, and the oil comes out of the casing and magically appears in the bath water. If I’d had to guess the fragrance, I’d have described it as lemon/citrus-y, but it’s very subtle.They do take quite a long time to dissolve. The process can be speeded up if you want to squeeze the drops, though, so if you’re the impatient type, you could try that. The instructions suggest using three at a time, and I think that’s probably what’s required, to get enough fragrance and oil for a bath… but they’re currently priced at $38, and I’d want more than six baths out of that! Using one or two at a time still works; you just don't get quite as much oil, obviously.These are very moisturizing, and feel like a luxury product. I have sensitive skin, and they didn’t cause any irritation at all, so I’m giving them a 5-star review. They’d make a lovely gift, and if you have the budget, they’re a nice self-care experience, although I feel that if the seller wanted them to be an everyday product, the price would need to come down.

Sometimes sitting in a bath full of whatever product is super relaxing and soothing until later when you realize it wasn't so "full body" friendly and you end up itchy. This is actually full body friendly for all the parts that end up in the water. No itching. The red seaweed capsule takes a while to dissolve enough to open and, for me, it never fully dissolved. I felt like I needed to fish the little pieces out before it went down the drain. Since this is an oil, it won't mix into the bath water, but rather floats on top in little "bubbles" of oil. They will bump up against your skin where you can then rub the oil in. I did find that if I got out of the tub and dried off without rubbing the oil in, I actually ended up with patches of oil just sitting on my skin which then ended up on my towel. The directions suggest using three for a full tub. The two bathtubs in my house are significantly different in volume. Three is way too many for the smaller, and may even be more than needed for the larger, which is pretty big. To get these to dissolve faster and disperse better, I would suggest filling the tub part way with the hottest water. Put the capsules in, and draw the rest of your water after that. Adjust temperature accordingly. Filling the tub after they dissolve does help disperse the oil a bit better. Overall, I do like these well enough to use them, but not enough to buy them again. However, this isn't a problem with the product. This is entirely personal preference. I would prefer to soak in a good muscle relaxing salt and then apply oil to my skin after I get out. For someone that likes to soak in a bath oil, I would recommend these. The cost is a bit high, though.

I have chronic health issues and I am highly allergic to a plethora of things. I have had problems with skin rashes in the past from these health issues and recently small areas of my skin were starting to occur again...I have to admit, I was slightly concerned that soaking in a tub with the oil drops might cause me further issues. I am happy to report that these drops did not cause any issues and were actually very nicely soothing. I really loved the feel of the oil after the bath and I did not have any issues cleaning the tub afterwards. The price point is high for the jar but I think it is a luxury worth having as soaking in a tub is stress relieving and we all need that from time to time!

I love taking baths so I am always looking for new products to try out. I put a few of these in my bath and they took at least 20 minutes to even start to dissolve. It was nice after that, but that’s way too long for me to be able to really enjoy them.

Totally forgot about these things! My mom used to buy these bath drops back in the 80s and 90s when I was a kid so when I saw them, I had to try them out. They're exactly what I remember - you toss them in your bathtub and they dissolve, making the water slightly oily and your skin feels so smooth when you get out.The only problem with these is that they don't dissolve very easily and I don't know if I am doing something wrong or what, but I have the little plasticy floaty things floating around in the bathwater after I'm done, which is kind of nasty.

This is so easy to drop into a bathtub and enjoy! The bead dissolves easily in the water, leaving the oil behind to soak into your skin. While the oil does add some slickness to the bottom of the tub, it doesn't make it terribly slippery like the ones in the 90's did.The directions state to add 2-3 beads to the bath. I did one and that was plenty.

Very light and pleasant fragrance, oil was nice and didn't leave me feeling greasy or anything.

This is a nice container of oil based bath beads. The jar has a nice look and is easily to store around the tub for convenient while not being an eyesore.When added to warm water, the bath beads quickly start to dissolve and release the contained oils into the bath. The oils release a subtle citrus fragrance that lingers during your bath. The oils create a very relaxing, spa experience and leave your skin very refreshed with leaving your skin feeling greasy. The bath bead dissolves quickly and completely. The bath bead did not leave any residual oil feel the tub.Pros: Quick dissolving Leaves skin feeling refreshed Creates relaxing experienceCons: Nothing to report