Creamy Oats Milk Bath Soak for Soft, Hydrated Skin

Love this
Soft as silk!

Great stiff
Love this stuff! Makes my skin so soft!

Nice product but needs better information
This review is for New Miuz, Aloe Vera Milk Bath. This is a nice product but the product information on the jar needs work. First, it tells you to “avoid contact with most sensitive areas.” Aside from the fact that this sounds like translated English and makes me ponder the “made in the USA,” how does one keep their “most sensitive areas” out of the water? Do you mean my eyes? Some specificity is definitely in order here. Second, in the listing it tells you to use half the container per bath. (At $10 per usage, that’s an expensive bath.) However, on the container, it just says to use a generous amount. I feel like complete instructions should always be printed on the product packaging rather than requiring people to check the Amazon listing every time they use a product. Especially on something expensive enough to be reserved for special occasions. However, it does say later to add your desired amount. So, maybe they could offer a reasonable suggested amount. Third, it tells you to fill your bath 25% with hot water, add the desired amount of product and then adjust the water temperature to your preference. I have a cultured marble bathtub, and you aren’t supposed to use really hot water in them, so I did not do this. I just started with the temperature I wanted, and the milk bath powder dissipated just fine this way.As far as my personal opinion goes, I didn’t check the product listing for instructions prior to my bath. I just read the jar and decided to use a capful. I also get in my tub when I start filling it. I added the product after there was a couple of inches of water in the tub. Once the powder was mixed with the water, my skin felt very silky. To me, the scent was very light and almost non-existent. As the tub filled, the silky feeling went away, but I still knew that the ingredients were there and assumably doing what they are intended to do. The product does give the bath a slightly, milky appearance. I think this is a nice product that does nice things for your skin. Milk baths are also known for soothing sore muscles. The day prior to my bath was spent doing yard work and when I woke the next morning, my muscles were not very happy. I took this bath soon after getting out of bed. I don’t know if it was the product or just the warm water soak itself, but my muscles were definitely less cranky afterward.

A joy to use!
This product was a joy to use, but I didn’t use nearly enough! This is a very expensive bath milk. Having never used bath milk before, I thought it might come with a little scoop and have a bunch of uses, but that’s not the case. Here is how the jar says how to use it (this is a direct quote, and there are typos): “Fill in your bath tube with 25% of hot water, add the desired amount of milk bath powder and adjust the water temperature as per your preference. We recomemend adding a generous amount to enjoy a rich and silky milk bath. What is a generous amount? There are no measurements, scoops, or inkling of what might be a “generous amount.” I had to go back to the listing (at the bottom) to find that a “generous amount” is 1/2 of the jar! At the time of this review, the product is $20, which means a bath will cost you $10 worth of product. Ouch. This will be reserved for a special occasion. In fairness, this was my fault for not thoroughly reading the listing.The other thing I noticed is that some of the information on the label is too small (label requirements). It’s not a big deal to me, and I understand this is a small business and things can get easily overlooked. It’s just that when I was looking for where it was made, I had to zoom in with my phone because the text is less than 1/16”.This is a fantastic, product, though, and I recommend it for special occasions, or every single day if you have a lot more money than me. I would use it every day if I could afford it.

The bath powder is the epitome of luxury and relaxation, making it an ideal gift for special occasions like Mother’s Day, birthdays, or Christmas. Infused with soothing ingredients such as aloe vera, oatmeal, honey, and chamomile, this bath soak is designed to moisturize and soften the skin, leaving it feeling silky smooth and nourished. It has a great smell and only a little needs to be added to baths. The rich, creamy texture of the milk bath powder transforms an ordinary bath into a spa-like experience, providing a calming and rejuvenating escape from the stresses of daily life. Perfect as a stocking stuffer or a thoughtful gift for women who appreciate a touch of indulgence, this bath soak offers both immediate relaxation and lasting skin benefits. The combination of natural ingredients ensures a gentle, hydrating experience suitable for all skin types, making it a versatile addition to any self-care routine. Give the gift of pampering with this luxurious bath soak powder, and let your loved ones enjoy the ultimate in-home spa treatment.

My skin was so soft after these baths. I loved it. Also the baths were relaxing scents, and the water just felt like it was rejuvenating my skin. There is the aloe Vera bath, the serotonin bath and the magnesium bath. Of the three, the aloe Vera was my least favorite. The serotonin one was amazin and the magnesium was a close second.You need about half of the container per one bath. So two baths per container. You can use less if you want, but for a proper ‘this feels amazing, my skin feels amazing’, I would personally recommend about half the container.These arrived quickly, were packaged well and arrived undamaged.

This is a great addition to the bath – it both relaxes and has a gentle scent, but almost more importantly, it leaves skin feeling soft and hydrated. Unlike a bath bomb or bath gel, this doesn’t foam up or bubble. Which in this case, as long as you’re aware, is exactly as described. This helps to make the water milky and creamy, and not squeaky clean. With no soap, it doesn’t necessarily require a rinse off, too. Just let it soak into the skin, and towel off afterwards.