Taking a long soak in the bathtub is therapeutic if you have the right bath products. There are a lot of different types of products you can go with, from bath salts to oils. Not sure where to start? Here are some of the different types of bath products you can use. 
Mineral Bath Salts
Mineral bath salts add beneficial minerals to your bath water. This mimics what can be found in hot springs and can be very therapeutic for your mind, body, and soul.
Bubble Bath
Bubble bath is fun to use in your bath. This adds bubbles and scents to the water to help you relax during your soak. A lot of times, bubble bath will leave your skin feeling soft and fresh.
Bath Oil
Bath oil is the perfect thing to add to your soak in the tub. When you add bath oils, you can rest easy knowing that they will soak into your skin, making it soft and healthy. You can also use oil scents that are designed to relax and rejuvenate.
Body Wash
After soaking in the tub, you’ll want to make sure your body is clean. That’s where body wash is helpful. If you apply body wash with a luffa, you have the added benefit of exfoliating your skin.
When deciding which bath products to use, just know that you can use one or a combination of all of them, depending on what you enjoy.
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Max
Friday 4th of August 2017
My wife is always trying different bath and body care products, and I think that being able to read a little about different options is always neat. I'm glad that you talked about bath oil as a body care product, and that they are soaked into skin increasing softness. I'm going to have to see if we can find some good bath oil that she could try and see if it becomes one of her new favorite body care products!